Chicago's weather forecast includes mid-70s temperatures, clear skies, and storm threats, with possible severe thunderstorms early in the week. Winds could reach 20 mph. Conditions are expected to calm towards the weekend.

Chicago police seek public help to identify suspects in a series of burglaries across several districts, with surveillance images released for assistance.

Chicago police alert about a male suspect involved in 21 strong-arm robberies and retail thefts across the city's 1st and 19th Districts since February.

Chicago Mayor Johnson expresses condolences for Jai’mani Rivera, a 7-year-old victim of gun violence, and commends the police for their efforts in pursuing justice.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson expands the ESVF for victims of gun violence and the city prepares for extreme heat by advising residents to use cooling centers. The latest Healthy Chicago Podcast discusses the PlayStreets initiative.

Phillip C. Mayfield, from Quincy, was convicted for meth distribution after selling over 50 grams to an informant. His sentencing is pending for October 29.

Chicago's weather forecast includes thunderstorms and sunny days, with temperatures ranging from the high 80s to the mid-70s throughout the week, and varying chances of precipitation each day.

Wilmette contractor Rocky Rowe is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit, alleging that Chicago Skyway users were overcharged $3 million in tolls. The legal action targets Skyway Concession LLC and partners, following privatization concerns.

Ex-Illinois State Sen. Annazette Collins has been sentenced to one year in prison for filing false tax returns, related to a larger probe involving Michael Madigan.

Bally's Casino advances with its $1.7 billion project in Chicago's River West, despite mixed reactions and the Mayor's concerns regarding deadlines and expectations.

Cook County is providing $790,000 in grants to 100 suburban arts nonprofits, sourced from the ARPA-funded Cook County Arts initiative, aiming to aid pandemic recovery.

The Supreme Court upheld a law barring individuals with domestic violence restraining orders from owning guns, aligning with AG Raoul's emphasis on the link between domestic abuse and gun violence.

Illinois' unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.9% in May with an increase in nonfarm payroll jobs by 12,700, as reported by the IDES and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.