A man died after his vehicle crashed into a pole in South Chicago. The accident happened early Wednesday morning, and police are investigating the cause.

Chicago will experience mostly sunny days with mild winds and temperatures in the mid-80s, with no severe weather expected, according to the National Weather Service.

A search continues for 82-year-old Tsering Dolma Wangyal from Skokie, who went missing two months ago. Her community held a vigil, maintaining hope for her safe return.

Chicago Police issued an alert about thefts and robberies targeting rideshare drivers in Grand Crossing, with suspects described as young males, sometimes armed.

Inspector General Deborah Witzburg has accused Chicago Parking Meters LLC of not meeting minority participation requirements stipulated in their contract.

S&C Electric Co. opens a new manufacturing facility in Palatine to boost production for the electric grid, positioning for innovation and job creation in Chicago's business scene.

Governor Pritzker and the Illinois DCEO have announced a $6 million grant for the Home Illinois Workforce Pilot Program to aid individuals facing homelessness and improve their employment opportunities.

Montgomery County man charged with distributing child sexual abuse material by Illinois Attorney General's office; Troy A. Shull faces up to 30 years per count.

Michael Perkins faces multiple felony charges for armed robbery and kidnapping in Chicago, with his detention hearing scheduled for September 10, 2024.

Illinois lawmakers propose tighter gun storage laws, raising the age for mandatory firearm locking and increasing penalties after a school shooting in Georgia.

Devon Beal, 30, was fatally shot while driving in Chicago's Chatham neighborhood. His vehicle crashed after he was hit by gunfire from another sedan. No arrests have been made, and the investigation continues.

Chicago police are investigating damage from apparent gunfire at Redzovic Jiu-Jitsu, a studio owned by Muslim personality Eddie Redzovic. CAIR urges treating it as a possible hate crime.

Cybersecurity firm Fortinet unveiled a new 90,000 square foot facility in Chicago's West Loop, positioning it as an innovation hub and planning to double its local workforce.