Chicago began 2025 with a homicide and multiple shootings that left one dead and eleven wounded. The first homicide victim, a 29-year-old man, was found in Roseland. Mayor Johnson aims to reduce homicides in the city.

Chicago firefighters extinguished a two-alarm fire at a South Shore apartment, evacuating residents; some were hospitalized, and the cause is under investigation.

A man was fatally shot in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood. He was attacked in broad daylight by a shooter from a white SUV. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Chicago Police warns of a female suspect involved in several vehicular hijackings in Grand Crossing, with ongoing investigations in the 3rd District.

Chicago Police Department is conducting a DUI Saturation Patrol in the Austin district, with increased enforcement and the BAT Mobile Unit to process offenses and possibly issue I-Bonds on-site.

This article reports on a double homicide in Park Forest where Coleman Franklin is charged with first-degree murder. Two women were killed, and two children found unharmed; Franklin remains at large.

Matthew Hutcheson was arrested in Chicago on charges of mail theft and burglary following a USPS and police stakeout.

Chicago police are searching for a group responsible for multiple robberies on the North and Northwest sides, with the suspects described as four males in black ski masks.

A teen was critically injured in a shooting while sitting in a car in Chicago's West Englewood. The incident is under investigation with no arrests made.

A driver died in Chicago after crashing into a light post on South Avalon Avenue; speeding may have been a factor. No other injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Chicago man Robert Layanino faces detention after being charged with burglary and retail theft, violating pre-trial conditions from a previous similar charge.

A Chicago boy is in a coma after a shooting in Mexico that left his father and uncle dead. The family was celebrating his birthday. Authorities and United Giving Hope are involved in the case.

Two Naperville juveniles are charged with burglary and property damage after allegedly breaking into a vape shop, now under home detention with electronic monitoring.