Naperville was ordered by a federal jury to pay $22.5 million in a wrongful conviction case of William Amor, who was exonerated years after his 1995 arson murder conviction.

Migrant day laborers sue The Home Depot and CPD for alleged abuse at a Chicago store, claiming they were harassed and assaulted by off-duty officers and employees.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for 2-year-old Joshua Mosley Jr., last seen with his father. They seek information on his whereabouts, emphasizing his vulnerability and urging public assistance.

Chicago Police arrested Christopher Smith for the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old man in April 2023, with his next hearing scheduled for August 7, 2024.

Chicago police have issued an alert for recent armed robberies in the 17th District, advising residents to stay vigilant and report any details in case of such incidents.

A security guard fired at a man during an altercation at Chatham Ridge Shopping Center, resulting in injuries. Both individuals’ statuses are addressed, and the ongoing investigation is mentioned.

Chicago entrepreneur Frankie Fabre had over $100k worth of equipment stolen from his production studio, which supports local creatives and nonprofits. No arrests have been made. He has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to recover losses.

Robert Mitziga was acquitted by a federal jury on bribery charges related to offering free golf for reduced property assessments.

Jermaine Allen has been charged with attempted murder and other counts following a stabbing incident in Chicago that resulted in serious injuries to three people.

Illinois plans to ease reentry for ex-inmates, with a bill to make state IDs more accessible, waiving the need for birth certificates or Social Security cards.

Two men were shot on Dempster Street in Evanston, Illinois; their conditions are unknown, and the motive is unclear. The area was closed for investigation.

Hazel Crest police request public aid in a hit-and-run case that resulted in the death of 22-year-old Tamia Costello.

Lollapalooza festival sees declining arrests and ambulance transports, with numbers dropping to nine arrests and 63 transports in 2024. Despite full attendance, city officials note a trend in improved security.