A 15-year-old boy and a 30-year-old man were shot in Chicago's South Chicago neighborhood; police are currently investigating with no suspects in custody.

Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson and city officials announced Budget Engagement Round Tables to shape the 2025 Fiscal Year Budget with community input, prioritizing youth and key city issues.

Kenneth Hasley from Clarendon Hills faces charges of armed robbery and aggravated arson relating to an incident at a S. State Street retail store in 2023. He was arrested by Chicago's Organized Retail Crime Task Force.

Northwestern University began construction of the $800 million Ryan Field stadium, with aims for a 2026 opening and plans for the venue to serve as a community hub.

A young man was killed and two teenagers injured in a shooting in Chicago's West Elsdon. The incident is under investigation, with no suspects yet in custody.

A man, 38, was fatally shot early Tuesday on Howard Street in Chicago's Rogers Park. No suspect is in custody; police investigation caused bus disruptions.

Dean J. Faulk has been charged with the axe murder of his 90-year-old grandfather in Hickory Hills, Chicago. He was arrested after being seen on a Ring camera at the scene.

Cook County announced a $20 million initiative for 26 stormwater projects, targeting historically underfunded communities, funded by ARPA and led by the DoTH in collaboration with MWRD and EMRS.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul charged Larry Morrison with child pornography possession; if convicted, Morrison faces up to 15 years per Class 1 felony and up to 5 years per Class 3 felony.

Former Chicago Alderman Edward M. Burke was sentenced, prompting statements from Acting U.S. Attorney Morris Pasqual and FBI SAC Robert W. “Wes” Wheeler, Jr. on political corruption.

A construction worker was fatally struck by a vehicle in Naperville, leading to an investigation by local police and road closures. The 74-year-old female driver is involved, with officials urging witnesses to come forward.

Chicago declares June 24-28 as "Workers' Rights Week" ahead of key labor law changes like the minimum wage rise to $16.20 on July 1 and the introduction of paid time off policy.

Four men were arrested and face multiple felony charges following an alleged violent incident in Chicago, resulting in the battery of four individuals.