A drive-by shooting on Chicago's Far South Side injured four individuals, with one woman in critical condition. The incident is under investigation; no arrests have been made.

John Kastanes is charged with the attempted murder of a 70-year-old man after a shooting in Chicago. Details are limited, and his court hearing is pending.

Illinois physician Dr. William McMiller was sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding Medicaid of $1.2 million, with his niece also pleading guilty.

Two teenagers were arrested in Chicago for multiple felony counts linked to aggravated vehicular hijackings, with additional charges for one including weapons offenses.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for Janice Scott, a 68-year-old missing woman last seen on N Orchard in Chicago. She is 5'9" with brown eyes and gray hair. The public is asked to contact Area Three Detective Division SVU with information.

Chicago Police warn Albany Park businesses of a series of burglaries involving forced entry and theft along North McCormick Rd., urging heightened security measures.

The Chicago Police Department has issued an alert after a wave of armed robberies, vehicular hijackings, and thefts in several districts, advising residents to be vigilant.

Angelino Velazquez from Chicago faces charges of armed robbery and aggravated assault, with his detention hearing set for June 13th after his arrest by the Fugitive Task Force.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office is ramping up efforts to prevent an uptick in summer violence in southern Illinois through community engagement and reinforcing law enforcement ties.

Mark Ickes of Chicago has been charged with child pornography-related felonies, including manufacturing harmful materials and soliciting nude photos from minors.

Three deputies were shot responding to a distress call in Illinois, with the suspect also shot during the standoff. The situation involved a mother's call about her son's threats and a SWAT team breaching. The deputies and suspect were hospitalized.

A former UIC Medical Center nurse was awarded $3.9 million after being wrongfully accused of assaulting an infant in her care in 2016 and cleared in 2018.

An incident where attorney Brad Schneiderman was handcuffed in court led to an inquiry by the Judicial Inquiry Board. Judge Kathy Flanagan ordered him removed, escalating to his restraint.