360 CHICAGO acquires floors once occupied by The Signature Room at the former John Hancock Center, with plans for the space not including a restaurant.

Three youths were shot in separate incidents in Chicago's Douglas neighborhood on Friday night. The shooters remain at large, with police urging witnesses to provide information.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has charged Donald J. Herring with child pornography possession and unlawful weapon possession, following a law enforcement search that found illicit materials and a shotgun.

The Illinois Attorney General charged Raphael L. Hunter with falsifying a FOID application and could face up to seven years for each Class 2 felony involved.

Three Peoria men received federal prison sentences for the armed robbery of a government informant during a weapons probe. Coombs and Hill got 46 months, Miller 84 months for an added firearm charge.

Two men in Peoria were sentenced for firearm violations; Melahn received two years and Hollingsworth 57 months in prison, both with a supervised release period.

Two Chicago men, Gary Roberson and Joseph Matos, have been indicted on federal racketeering charges for the alleged murder of 19-year-old Chrys Carvajal, connected to their Milwaukee Kings gang activities.

A 14-year-old girl has been charged with four robberies and aggravated assaults on CTA property in Chicago. The juvenile, arrested by police, is linked to a series of violent incidents targeting transit users and employees.

Chicago Police issued an alert about a spate of burglaries targeting businesses in the 8th and 9th Districts during late night and early morning hours.

Chicago weather forecast includes scattered showers, possible thunderstorms, and a limited thunderstorm risk, with major temperature shifts expected this week.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for missing 13-year-old Alyssa Feng, last seen on May 31 near West 26th Street. She frequents the "L" train system, and they seek public assistance.

Chicago's minimum wage will rise to $16.20 on July 1, following Mayor Johnson's policies aimed at creating equitable workplaces. The city also strengthens Paid Leave and Fair Workweek ordinances to support workers.

A man from Elk Grove Village, Illinois, is charged with stealing over $9.5 million in goods, using aliases to facilitate the thefts. He faces several charges, including wire and bank fraud.