Clinée Hedspeth was appointed to lead Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, pursuing cultural growth and inclusivity in the city's vibrant arts scene.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged with a felony for allegedly robbing a 57-year-old at gunpoint in Chicago. The arrest followed the January incident.

The docuseries "Quiet on Set" exposes the dark side of Nickelodeon, including a producer's link to serial killer John Wayne Gacy and abuse allegations by former child stars.

Chicago's 9th District businesses face a series of burglaries, with police issuing an alert and advising prevention measures following incidents involving a white Lexus.

Former Ald. Danny Solis is set to testify in the racketeering trial of ex-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, which is drawing significant attention.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul deploys over 190 personnel to monitor Illinois polling places during the primary election, ensuring voting rights are protected and providing hotlines for reporting issues.

Tre Dita, an Italian restaurant at the St. Regis Chicago, opened, offering a taste of Tuscany with chef Evan Funke's role in crafting a menu focused on traditional dishes and handmade pasta.

A food truck fire under Chicago's Brown Line tracks caused early Sunday morning train delays and service suspensions, but no injuries; full service resumed later that day.

The primaries for Illinois' 7th Congressional District are underway, with candidates challenging incumbent Congressman Danny Davis. Contenders argue for change, citing a need for new representation and resources, particularly to address gun violence.

Chicago's CDA is recruiting over 80 Aviation Security Officers for O'Hare and Midway Airports to enhance security and safety for passengers and employees.

Chicago has started to enforce a 60-day limit for migrants in city shelters, with a few evictions and some extensions granted. Mayor Johnson's administration asserts the policy aids in fostering self-sufficiency.

Authorities are searching for 80-year-old Cathy Vanbruggen, last seen in Chicago. With blonde hair, blue eyes, and distinctive tattoos, she may need medical attention. Tips can be reported to Area 3 SVU.

Illinois voters can cast their ballots for various local and national races on March 19th, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., with registration available on primary day. High interest is in the Cook County State's Attorney race and congressional seats.