A fan's tickets for Usher's concert in Chicago vanished from her Ticketmaster account, with similar incidents reported nationwide, hinting at security issues despite the company's assurance of constant security investments.

Ricobene's, a Chicago eatery, was burglarized early Thursday; armed suspects stole a cash register. No staff inside were harmed. Police are investigating this and another nearby break-in.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 20-year-old Samuel Torres Pulido, last seen on October 29, 2024, urging the public to report any information.

The FBI seeks information on a series of armed jewelry store robberies across three states, involving disguises and weapons, and offers a $15,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest.

Chicago police are searching for 15-year-old Diamond Logan, last seen in the Austin neighborhood on the West Side. She is 4'7" with red hair and was wearing a red sweatshirt and black pants.

Two 15-year-olds were arrested in Chicago for a late August assault and robbery of a woman at a CTA station and a separate attack on a man. They face felony charges.

A man from Pembroke Township received a 6.5-year prison sentence for filing false tax returns, claiming multimillion-dollar earnings and $6.8 million in refunds.

Daniel Perez, 29, faces felony charges for an alleged attempted murder during a Chicago shooting on October 11. He was arrested on October 29 and has a detention hearing set for October 30, 2024.

Two individuals in Chicago have been charged with vehicular hijackings, with one facing additional firearm and trespass charges, and the other an armed robbery and weapon charge.

Tevon Jackson, 24, has been charged with felony aggravated battery after a shooting in Chicago left one injured.

The U.S. Attorney's Election Day Program has been announced to ensure electoral integrity for the upcoming 2024 election by addressing threats and fraud.

Madison County is designated by the U.S. Justice Department for federal support to reduce domestic and firearm-related violence in intimate partnerships, enhancing law enforcement collaboration and prosecutions.

Eight individuals were indicted for distributing fentanyl and cocaine on Chicago's South Side, with potential life sentences if convicted. They pleaded not guilty.