Antisemitic hate crimes have risen in Chicago, with incidents involving offensive flyers reported in Edgewater and Jefferson Park, sparking community concern and a police investigation.

A 15-year-old boy was shot after getting off a CTA bus in Chicago's Roseland. The masked gunman fled, and the teen is in good condition at the hospital. Police are investigating with no arrests made.

The Smart Streets initiative in Chicago, which aims to use cameras for ticketing vehicles in bike and bus lanes, faces delays but may start by summer 2023. It has not issued fines or installed any cameras yet.

The EPA proposes lower air quality standards for PM2.5, aiming to reduce pollution-related health issues, amid industry opposition and potential economic impacts.

The ICC's report reveals Illinois utilities' consistent spending over $2 billion with diverse suppliers, showcasing a trend of growth and opportunities for improvement.

Brown County maintains property tax fairness with a 1.000 equalization factor, ensuring uniform assessments across different counties, as established by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

Chicago's 012th and 014th districts are on alert following a series of armed robberies by young men using a dark SUV, prompting a CPD community alert.

A judge in Will County declared Timothy Piper, a sex offender with a history of offenses against minors, a sexually violent predator, resulting in his indefinite custody for treatment.

Aaron Rossi pleaded guilty to mail fraud and tax evasion related to swindling his former employer and underreporting income.

Devon Brown was arrested by Chicago Police for armed violence, weapon offenses, and drug possession. He matched an armed individual's description and was found with multiple firearms and drugs.

Cook County evictions in 2023 return to pre-pandemic levels, according to a sheriff's report. Sheriff Dart's SAFE unit provides assistance, and new tech improves the process for landlords.

Chicago Police are seeking three suspects for a robbery on the CTA Red Line, where a victim was assaulted and robbed of a cellphone.

An act of vandalism struck the CTA Red Line station in Belmont earlier this December. The Chicago Police Department's Mass Transit detectives are seeking assistance in identifying an individual connected to the incident of criminal damage,