Chicago is on alert as young thieves snatch headphones from commuters across multiple districts, with police reporting a pattern of forcible thefts occurring at various times of day.

Chicago faces a varied weather forecast with elevated fire risks due to strong winds, potential thunderstorms midweek, and hazardous boating conditions on Lake Michigan.

The Chicago Police Department is actively searching for 59-year-old Stanley Green, who suffers from schizophrenia and dementia and has been missing since March 7.

Two pedestrians were seriously injured after being hit by a car in Chicago's Ukrainian Village. The driver ran a red light, striking them in a crosswalk.

A person died after a crash and being hit by another vehicle on Chicago's Kennedy Expressway; lanes were closed but later reopened. Investigation continues.

A Chicago man, Eric Peterson, was charged with attempted murder after a road rage incident where he allegedly fired a gun at another vehicle on the Dan Ryan Expressway.

Chicago experienced a violent weekend with multiple shootings, resulting in one fatality and at least thirteen injuries across multiple neighborhoods.

Two men were shot, one fatally, in Chicago's South Shore area after a physical conflict. The incident left a 36-year-old dead and a 20-year-old in critical condition. No arrests have been made.

Activists in Chicago call for a stop to the imminent evictions of migrants from shelters, arguing that the policy will leave many vulnerable individuals without housing or work permits.

A man was shot, hospitalized in fair condition, and arrested after a four-hour standoff with Chicago police in the Ashburn neighborhood. The incident is under investigation by COPA.

After a fire, the Windy City Curling Club in Villa Park raised over $29,000 for damages, garnering support from the community and an Olympic gold medalist.

A Chicago Tribune investigation reveals that several Illinois health institutions kept staff accused of patient sexual abuse on the payroll, exposing more patients to harm.

The Chicago Police Department has warned of a series of burglaries in Chicago's 2nd District, advising residents to secure windows and cooperate with neighbors for safety.