A 58-year-old Chicago financial advisor is charged with wire fraud for allegedly swindling clients out of $1.5 million through a fake movie investment scheme.

Illinois observes Human Trafficking Awareness Day, with initiatives led by Governor Pritzker to increase vigilance and support victims, highlighting the importance of recognizing signs of trafficking and providing resources for survivors.

A former North Chicago police officer received a $475,000 settlement over allegations of workplace discrimination based on his Muslim faith and Iranian heritage.

Thieves stole an ATM from a South Loop currency exchange in Chicago using a crashed Jeep before fleeing, all while film crews nearby shot "Chicago Fire." No arrests have been made.

Rapper G Herbo received three years probation, fines, and must pay restitution after pleading guilty to fraud charges. He avoided jail by focusing on community work and personal growth.

A worker fell 15 feet from a roof while fixing an antenna at the Frankfort Grainery and sustained minor injuries. Emergency teams successfully rescued and treated him.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul urges an investigation into how military-grade ammunition is sold to civilians, in the wake of mass shootings involving such rounds.

A 17-year-old has been charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking in Chicago following his arrest on January 11. The teen is linked to a December carjacking incident involving a 16-year-old victim.

A reward up to $150,000 is offered by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service for information leading to the arrest of suspects in a series of armed mail carrier robberies in Chicago's South Side.

Chicago Police are seeking help to identify suspects in a December 17 armed robbery on W. 80th Street, urging public cooperation while prioritizing safety.

A couple died in a murder-suicide in Downers Grove. Dongwei Su and Yakun Sui, both 42, were found with gunshot wounds after a reported domestic altercation.

The trial for Robert Crimo III, accused of the Highland Park parade shooting, has been delayed due to defense's request for more time to review evidence.

The Lake County Coroner's Office determined that Brissa Romero drowned and had ethanol intoxication when she died after her disappearance last December.