Former Washington Federal Bank board members received prison sentences for fabricating records and misleading regulators prior to the bank's insolvency.

The Du Quoin State Fairgrounds Farmers Market in Illinois opens June 4 for the summer, offering fresh produce every Tuesday and supporting SNAP users with its Link Match program.

Kennedy Bartley joins Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration as Managing Deputy for External Relations, pledging to enhance community engagement across the city.

A 15-year-old male was charged with felony robbery after being arrested for a February heist where a 27-year-old man was robbed. The juvenile was apprehended by Chicago Police and is now facing consequences.

The article details the upcoming sunny weather in Chicago, with expected temperatures rising into the low 70s and a chance of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

Firefighters responded to a large fire at the former R. Nathaniel Dett Elementary School in West Town, Chicago, with crews facing challenges and one treated for heat exhaustion.

Barnes & Noble opens a new Lincoln Park store in Chicago with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and future plans for more stores, including one in the former Walgreens building in Wicker Park.

The Angry Crab and a nearby cafe in Chicago's west side were targeted in separate smash-and-grab burglaries; one suspect from the cafe incident was apprehended.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on I-90 near Elgin, causing significant traffic as police diverted vehicles at Randall Road; details are sparse as investigations continue.

The 'Home Alone' house is on the market for $5.25 million, offering a mix of nostalgia and modern luxury with recent renovations and upgrades, including an underground sports court.

Chicago police are searching for Brandylynn Paniagua, an endangered 18-year-old missing from Schiller Park since May 17, 2024. She was last seen at her father's house.

The Illinois Department of Revenue announced that Jersey County's property assessment multiplier remains unchanged at 1.0000, ensuring equal tax assessments as per state law.

Chicago's CDOT and CTA introduced red bus-only lanes on Chicago Avenue to speed up the #66 route, benefiting its 17,000 weekday riders and improving efficiency.