Chicago's 2nd District has been alerted about armed robberies targeting women by two male suspects who fled in a black sedan. Police urge vigilance and information sharing.

A series of burglaries have taken place in Chicago's Englewood district, prompting a police advisory with prevention tips and seeking community assistance.

Chicago Police seek two suspects related to a South Side shooting on March 6. Descriptions of a male and female suspect are provided, with details to contact the Area One Detective Division.

Mixed sprinkles and flurries in Chicago today, with sunshine and a high near 43 degrees. Winds may reach 25 mph. The week ahead will warm up with a chance of showers midweek and thunderstorms possible on Wednesday and Thursday.

Illinois experiences lottery excitement as the Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots surpass $1 billion, with draws for $687 million and $521 million respectively. Players are reminded to gamble responsibly during Problem Gambling Awareness Month.

The Chicago Police have alerted the public to a spree of armed robberies in the 12th and 14th Districts by suspects in a Silver Infiniti, urging vigilance and caution.

Shake Shack is opening its first Illinois drive-through in Bloomingdale, with a two-lane system and a limited-time Korean-style fried chicken sandwich.

A lawsuit filed by the Justice Department accuses Chicago-area tax preparer Sir-Michael Davenport of filing fraudulent returns to increase client refunds.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker approved a $4.6 million grant to enhance local tourism through the Tourism Private Sector Grant Program, supporting various projects and events.

The Illinois Attorney General released a report showing that 838 law enforcement agencies are largely complying with the Way Forward Act to protect immigrant communities.

U.S. authorities seized $1.4 million in Tether cryptocurrency linked to a tech support scam targeting primarily the elderly, with efforts to return funds to the victims.

The Chicago Police Department announces a DUI Saturation Patrol in the city's 1st District to target drunk driving and traffic violations like speeding.

The Mayor of Chicago has announced the creation of a Native and Pollinator Garden Registry to enhance urban biodiversity and help counter climate change, with a dedicated advisory board set to guide its formation.