The Illinois Department of Revenue has kept McHenry County's property tax equalization factor at 1.0000, ensuring consistent property assessments across the county.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul joined 24 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief supporting emergency abortion care under EMTALA against restrictive Idaho law.

Chicago police are seeking help to find a man who sexually abused a woman and spat coffee on her on S. Pulaski Rd. on March 14. The suspect is described as a Black male in his 40s or 50s, last seen wearing a Cubs jacket.

An escaped horse caused a rush hour traffic jam on I-80 in Will County but was safely returned to its trailer without injuries. Traffic resumed after 40 minutes.

Bad Bunny fans showed up in western-inspired fashion at the United Center in Chicago, donning outfits that reflect the artist's style and music influences.

Chicago chocolatiers are facing high cocoa prices, leading to increased costs for products like truffles and Easter treats, as weather conditions threaten the global supply.

A federal judge in Chicago ruled that illegal immigrants may have Second Amendment rights, dismissing a gun charge against a non-citizen involved in the 2020 protests.

A man was discovered beaten to death in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood; he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. No arrests have been made, and detectives are investigating.

North Chicago Alderman Anthony Coleman faces felony charges for allegedly damaging government property at a water treatment plant. He seeks a private council meeting to discuss the charges.

The UW President proposes a 3.75% tuition hike, pending a vote by the Board of Regents, which would be the second increase after a decade-long freeze.

White Sox fans showed high spirits during the season opener despite a loss to the Tigers. Garrett Crochet made his first MLB start for the Sox and fans remain hopeful for the season.

Chicago's ordinance to increase transparency on migrant evictions makes progress, requiring officials to report details such as country of origin and shelter location.

Chicago ends its interest-rate swaps, aiming for financial stability. The Mayor and CFO highlight the shift as safeguarding the city's future and resulting in savings.