Chicago police seek public assistance to find suspects involved in a Red Line train robbery on February 6. The perpetrators are described as African American males, aged 19-25.

The article reports on a lawsuit alleging sexual assault of a minor girl by her figure skating coach and points to failures by multiple organizations to protect her.

Executives of a telemarketing company were convicted of fraud for selling worthless health insurance policies, affecting over 400,000 people and making over $190 million.

Chicago Police Department announces a DUI Saturation Patrol in Englewood, focusing on impaired driving, speeding, and seat belt violations, with the use of a BAT Mobile Unit.

Two masked gunmen robbed Ken Kee Restaurant in Chicago's Chinatown, taking cash and belongings from patrons and the business late at night. No injuries were reported, and the suspects are at large.

A Burbank man received a one-year sentence for possessing a counterfeit postal key with the intent to steal mail. He also faces three years of supervised release post-incarceration.

A 16-year-old boy is critically wounded after being shot in Chicago's Auburn Gresham neighborhood; the shooter is at large, and detectives are investigating.

Darnell Ingram faces charges, including aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm, after his arrest by Chicago police for a violent carjacking incident.

Three men were shot while sitting in a parked truck on Chicago's Southeast Side; taken to the hospital in good condition, with no arrests made as police investigate.

A Chicago officer was injured after a car hit him during a traffic stop in West Garfield Park. The car, later found abandoned, reversed into the officer, who suffered minor injuries. No arrests have been made; Area 4 detectives are investigating.

Chicago police face issues with internal mental health support and external crisis handling, the latter resulting in a possible $3 million settlement.

A traffic stop for expired tags in Dixmoor led to a drug and weapons bust by Cook County Sheriff's Police, who discovered a loaded firearm and suspected narcotics.

A search is underway for Danna Gonzalez, a 9-year-old girl missing from Chicago, last seen with her mother, Lilia Luna. The police have issued a community alert for information.