Federal prosecutors intervene in a disability discrimination lawsuit supporting a substance-use disorder treatment center's creation in Itasca by Haymarket DuPage LLC.

The Chicago Police Department issued a safety alert after a series of armed robberies in Chicago Lawn, involving assailants using stolen vehicles to rob individuals.

A suspect is detained related to the fatal shooting of 7-year-old Jai’Mani Amir Rivera in Chicago, with the investigation ongoing and no charges filed yet.

Two people were fatally shot near Chicago's 31st Street Beach, with several arrests made. This incident follows another recent fatal shooting in the same area.

A 31-year-old man was killed and a 22-year-old critically injured in a double shooting in Chicago's Chatham neighborhood. Detectives are investigating with no arrests yet.

A fatal car crash in Chicago's Southwest Side resulted in the death of one driver and the arrest of a fleeing suspect.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul advises Illinois residents on avoiding ticket scams during concert season by using credit cards, checking the security of websites, and purchasing from reputable sources.

Illinois Commerce Commission approves new safety measures for railroad crossings in Marion County, with plans to install automated warning devices funded by the state's Grade Crossing Protection Fund.

Retired Chicago Police officer Larry Neuman was shot and killed in a suspected robbery while tending to his yard. The community mourns the loss, and a reward is offered for information.

Two men charged with attempted murder and related felonies in Chicago following a violent attack last Christmas.

The CPD will conduct a DUI Saturation Patrol in Chicago’s 8th District to target impaired drivers and traffic violations, possibly utilizing their BAT Mobile Unit.

A Chicago officer was hit by a car while trying to arrest a man involved in a disturbance. Non-life-threatening injuries were sustained, the suspect was arrested, and a gun was recovered.

Chicago expands its ESVF program, previously servicing five neighborhoods, to ten more, utilizing $6.4 million in federal funds. The initiative offers financial aid to gun violence victims for costs like relocation and funerals.