Jeremiah Jordan and Shanna Walton-Smith are charged with first-degree murder in a Chicago shooting that killed an 18-year-old female and injured a male.

A man died and a woman was critically injured in a shooting in East Garfield Park, Chicago. The incident occurred in an alley on West Polk Street. Police are investigating.

A 21-year-old Chicago woman died after a shooting at Mansion Live music venue in Stone Park. Her identity was confirmed as Zulma Pacheco from the Little Village neighborhood. The incident is under investigation.

The Chicago Police Department seeks the public's help in finding Jennifer Cruz, 68, missing since March 8th and last seen on the 4400 block of South Cicero Avenue.

Chicago's Englewood sees armed robberies targeting delivery drivers; assailant described as an African-American male with a ski mask and gray sweatshirt, using a gray handgun. Police urge vigilance and safety measures.

A 66-year-old woman was shot dead in a Lansing Walmart parking lot; police are investigating, no suspects detained.

A significant fire in Buffalo Grove displaced residents and caused nearly $1 million in damages, with a firefighter injured and two cats rescued. The cause is under investigation.

A man was shot dead during a sidewalk dispute in Chicago's River North. The shooting occurred early Sunday morning. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

Weekend violence in Chicago included multiple shootings with a 19-year-old critically wounded in Austin, a 25-year-old fatally shot in River North, and others injured in Little Village and South Chicago.

Chicago police probe a suspected arson and homicide after a man was found dead in a burned North Lawndale home.

Siblings Ademeko Maclin-Carney and Ausarian Carney were sentenced to 30 and 24 years in prison, respectively, for the 2022 kidnapping of a Decatur businessman.

Highland Park experienced a spree of nine business burglaries within 30 minutes, with five suspects using a stolen vehicle, according to officials and local news.

Former CEO of Honor Finance LLC, James Collins, was sentenced to four years in prison for fraud schemes costing $67 million. He admitted to federal mail and bank fraud charges. His accomplice, Robert DiMeo, awaits sentencing for related crimes.