A 19-year-old from Harvard was seriously injured in a multi-vehicle crash on US Route 14, which also resulted in a natural gas leak. The incident is under investigation, with alcohol potentially involved.

Governor JB Pritzker announces the 2024 Order of Lincoln laureates, recognizing notable figures for their contributions to community and professional achievement in Illinois.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul cautions against romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day, offering tips to identify and avoid online dating fraud.

A Rockford man was sentenced to 48 months in prison for possessing a firearm in Springfield, with an additional three years of supervised release post-imprisonment.

Six people were shot in Little Village, Chicago, following an argument over a double-parked car; one woman is in critical condition. No arrests yet as police investigate.

Two people were hospitalized after a fire in a Tinley Park senior home; the blaze was put out by firefighter efforts and the cause is under investigation.

Chicago Public Schools plans to end its cleaning contract with Aramark, citing persistent cleanliness issues. The district aims to improve custodial services with increased management and new vendors.

The family of Isaac Goodlow III, fatally shot by Carol Stream police, accuses the officers of murder, demanding full release of unedited body-cam footage.

The former Will County Courthouse in Joliet begins exterior demolition, with safety concerns as debris strayed. Future plans for the site are under consideration.

Annazette Collins, a former Illinois State Sen., was found guilty on four of six tax-related charges but acquitted on two others. Her sentencing is scheduled for June.

Jazz singer Paul Marinaro performs at Evanston's Studio 5, celebrating his latest album and continuing his father's unrealized musical legacy. Despite health challenges, he's developed an ambitious Bowie-themed jazz project.

The Chicago White Sox improved their roster with new players to strengthen defense and pitching, including catchers Martín Maldonado and Max Stassi, infielders, and a promising pitcher, Erick Fedde.

A man was shot dead in Chicago's North Kenwood, with police discovering him early Tuesday. The 39-year-old victim, later identified as Jermaine W. Harris, died despite medical efforts. No arrests have been made; police are investigating.