Chicago allocated LIHTC financing to 13 housing developments, supporting Mayor Johnson's commitment to affordable housing across various neighborhoods, aiming to improve living conditions for low-income residents.

An Illinois doctor pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud, admitting to submitting over $20,000 in false Medicare claims for unrendered services, possibly facing up to 10 years in prison.

A 15-year-old was charged with nine felony counts of armed robbery in Chicago for a series of incidents in local retail businesses. The arrest followed a police investigation tracing the crimes to one juvenile suspect.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested in Chicago for a robbery that occurred on the Near North Side. His accomplice remains at large. Details are limited due to his juvenile status.

Jose Salvador Garcia, 26, is charged with a felony robbery count for allegedly robbing a woman in Chicago on March 3rd. He was arrested on March 5th and will face a detention hearing.

Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago is recovering from a cyberattack as most systems are restored, but MyChart remains offline. An alleged criminal group, Rhysida, is suspected, and the FBI is involved.

Illinois legislators are proposing bills (SB3669 and HB5386) to protect state wetlands and streams after recent federal rollbacks, with aims to mitigate flooding, preserve water quality, and ensure clean drinking water.

Karen Murphy is promoted to EVP of stadium development for the Chicago Bears, overseeing the potential construction of a new state-of-the-art stadium.

Burglars stole an ATM from a South Side currency exchange in Chicago, leaving few leads and no suspects detained.

The article discusses alleged limitations and retaliation regarding hygiene supplies for migrants in Chicago shelters, with residents reporting restricted access to necessities, while the city denies rationing and retaliation claims.

Illinois invests $28.8 million to support local food systems and tackle food insecurity, buying directly from disadvantaged farmers to distribute free produce through food banks and nonprofits.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul highlights home repair scams and identity theft during National Consumer Protection Week, noting these issues as top consumer complaints. His office has reclaimed millions for defrauded consumers.

Illinois State Police arrested five men in a human trafficking sting in Danville, facing charges including aggravated criminal sexual abuse and possession of methamphetamine.