Man found dead with a gunshot wound to the head in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood; no arrests have been made.

Sunrise Beach increases its non-resident entry fees following a surge in popularity due to a "Top Secret Beaches" article, as the Lake Bluff Park District seeks to cover maintenance costs.

The McHenry County Sheriff's Office issued 210 citations during Independence Day, including 77 seat belt violations, a DUI arrest, and various other driving offenses, part of the "Click It or Ticket" campaign.

A man from Naperville is charged with First Degree Murder after reportedly stabbing his ex-wife during an argument.

Chicago joined with Cook County and Illinois to form the GASC, focusing on community safety, offering a resource website, and allocating nearly $350M in public funds.

Chicago Police issued an alert about a rise in burglaries at businesses in the 8th and 9th districts, noting smashed glass doors and stolen cash registers.

Chicago residents anticipate severe weather with advisories for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and potential flooding, increased by remnants of tropical system Beryl.

Chicago police have reported several robberies where a suspect used dating apps to lure victims before robbing them at gunpoint. Authorities urge residents to exercise caution and contact Area Four Detectives with any information.

Crosetti Brand is self-representing in the murder trial of 11-year-old Jayden Perkins and has shown a misunderstanding of legal procedures amid community concern and a fast-tracked court process.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses the surge in gun violence over the July 4th weekend, calling for accountability and additional resources to combat the issue. No arrests have been made yet for the shootings.

Chicago's 31st Street Beach sees violence impacting businesses; Pier 31 is affected by a curfew meant to curb the incidents. Alderman Robinson considers stricter measures and enhanced security as shootings persist.

The World's Biggest Bounce House, Big Bounce America, will be in Skokie from August 31 for two weeks with various attractions for all ages, offering tickets from $22 to $45.

Aaron J. Rossi, 41, was sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay more than $3 million for mail fraud and filing a false income tax return.