Sheriff Tom Dart reports that many individuals in Cook County with revoked FOID cards have not surrendered their firearms, with the non-compliance issue extending throughout Illinois. Dart calls for legislative action to address the problem.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson met with Québec leaders to discuss sustainable investment in the city, focusing on blue and green economies that could benefit from Chicago's location near the Great Lakes.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for 18-year-old Kendrick Martin, last seen on South Luna Avenue. He was wearing a purple sweater, black pants, and shoes. The public is urged to assist in the search.

NWS issued a weather outlook for Chicago, warning of dense fog and a limited risk of thunderstorms in the area, with potential for hazardous conditions into next week.

A 17-year-old male faces multiple felony charges after a carjacking at gunpoint in Chicago. He was apprehended and charged within an hour of the incident.

The CTA reports a significant ridership increase post-pandemic, with CTA President Carter thanking riders despite calls from some council members for his removal.

An 18-year-old is charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking and armed robbery in Chicago. He allegedly forced a man to give up his car and was arrested by police.

A 25-year-old man, Billy Cokley Jr., was arrested in Chicago and charged with felony armed robbery for allegedly robbing a woman at gunpoint on May 2.

A Chicago man was arrested for attempted murder after being identified as the shooter in a March incident, with his court hearing scheduled for the following day.

Chicago allows partial outdoor dining on Clark Street in River North, mixing vehicle traffic with diners; the compromise elicits mixed reactions from local officials and businesses.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run incident on Chicago's Near West Side. Authorities are investigating the case, seeking the driver of a white van involved in the crash.

A man was fatally shot while driving in Chicago's Calumet Heights, causing his vehicle to crash. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating.

The family of assistant principal Abnerd Joseph, who was killed in his building, has sued the alleged shooter and building management for wrongful death.