Mohammed Abdallah is suing Calumet City for allegedly illegally blocking his permit for a new gas station, alleging potential racial discrimination in their sudden reversal of approval.

A concealed carry holder in Chicago shot and killed an armed would-be robber in self-defense early Friday morning.

A Naperville man, Ronald Rueckheim, faces burglary and criminal damage charges related to a Walgreens break-in, while already jailed for domestic violence.

Chicago Health officials update isolation guidance, emphasizing staying home until symptoms improve, rather than following a strict timeline, to prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses.

Chicago is experiencing rain and potential snow, with possible thunderstorms and flooding risks, and hazardous Lake Michigan conditions. Warm temperatures are expected next week.

Two students at Wheaton Warrenville South High School face felony charges after a fight on campus that required medical attention for one student and led to an ongoing investigation.

Homewood Metra Station is closing for construction from April 1 to May 20 to replace its stairway and elevator, with alternative stations suggested for affected passengers.

Preservation Chicago lists seven endangered buildings in the city, including historical high-rises and a fire-damaged mansion, calling for action to save these significant structures from threats like demolition and neglect.

Upcoming construction on the Kennedy Expressway's reversible lanes begins next week, with lane and ramp closures expected until late fall. The work is part of a $150 million overhaul aimed at improving the expressway's infrastructure.

The Illinois job market sees modest growth with 1,700 new jobs in January, despite a steady unemployment rate of 4.7%, with gains in government and health sectors, and losses in professional services and construction.

Chicago Police are conducting a DUI patrol in the 14th District from Mar 8, 6 p.m. to Mar 9, 2 a.m., targeting impaired drivers and other traffic violations.

A Chicago man received a 124-month sentence for running a cocaine smuggling operation and lying under oath, convicted of conspiracy and attempted possession.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced Primient's $400M investment to modernize a Decatur plant, focusing on green energy and sustainable production, which may create jobs and extend the site's operations for decades.