Illinois House Representatives voted on a $95 billion foreign aid package involving aid to Ukraine and Israel, with dissension among Democrats on aid to Israel.

Logan Square in Chicago is set to welcome Solar Intentions, an astrology-themed sober bar by entrepreneur Morgan Martinez, funded via Kickstarter and aiming for a summer opening.

Patrick Sharp sold his Lincoln Park condo for $715,000. He previously sold a Lakeview mansion for $3.14 million. Sharp is a retired Blackhawks star now in the Philadelphia Flyers front office.

Chicago plans to unify its shelter system for the homeless and migrants, aiming for better resource allocation and non-profit management, amidst a funding increase.

Grayslake's Dog n Suds drive-in is temporarily closed due to an early morning fire causing $120,000 in damage. No injuries reported. The establishment plans to reopen.

Two teenagers were arrested in Chicago for a series of armed robberies after a police helicopter spotted them in a stolen Dodge. They face charges including felony armed robbery.

Chicago mourns Officer Luis M. Huesca, killed in gun violence; Mayor Johnson meets his family and vows justice, while Superintendent Snelling addresses safety measures.

A 20-year-old woman was found fatally stabbed in a Chicago home. A person of interest is being questioned as detectives investigate the circumstances of her death.

An off-duty Chicago police officer was fatally shot in Gage Park after finishing his shift, just before his 31st birthday. The incident remains under investigation, with no suspects disclosed.

The Chicago Police are searching for Aaliyah Fernandez, a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since April 19 and was last seen on West Foster Avenue.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for a missing teen, Samuel Gonzalez, last seen on April 20; concerns arise due to a potential self-harm risk.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a shooting in Chicago's West Garfield Park. Assailants in two vehicles fired at them in an alley; no suspects have been arrested.

Chicago welcomes two new Filipino restaurants: a sit-down venue by Kathy Vega Hardy at 5914 W. Lawrence Ave and Umaga Bakehouse by Robert and Kissel Fagaragan, specializing in Filipino breakfast items.