Chicago Police seek help in finding missing 15-year-old Janiya Grover, last seen January 22 near 77th and Yates. She is described as 5 feet tall, with brown eyes, and black and blonde braids.

Chicago police warn of a surge in armed robberies across several districts, urging residents to stay vigilant and report any information following a string of thefts by suspects in ski masks.

Police alert Austin, Chicago community after a woman was sexually assaulted by an armed suspect in a building stairwell on Jan. 11. The assailant remains at-large.

The article details a varied weather forecast for Chicago, with fog and potential travel hazards early in the week, followed by wind and thunderstorm risks, ending with sunny, then snowy conditions over the weekend.

The Illinois Department of Public Health has moved its Bellwood Regional Office to the Westbrook Corporate Center in Westchester to improve efficiency and is preparing to incorporate the West Chicago Regional Office.

Chicago celebrates St. Patrick's Day by dyeing the river green, a 63-year tradition carried out by the Journeymen Plumbers Local 130 using environmentally safe dye.

Drew Peterson returned to court to challenge his 2012 murder conviction, citing ineffective legal counsel for not allowing him to testify. He will undergo a fitness evaluation before his next court date on March 6.

The Justice Department announced the indictment of three Chicago residents for multiple violent carjackings and the murders of two men with stolen vehicles.

A man was found stabbed in a vehicle on Chicago's Northwest Side; the suspect fled in a black SUV. Police are investigating; the victim is in fair condition.

Two lost class rings were returned to their owners: Frank McNaughton Jr.'s 1968 ring was found in Oklahoma, and Odis Kilgore's ring was discovered in an Illinois lake after 55 years.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for Naylanie Fernandez, a missing 15-year-old girl last seen at her home on W Fullerton Ave on February 4th.

Chicago's Roscoe Village Rat Hole became a tourist draw, inspiring a range of Etsy merchandise, from cookie cutters to earrings, sparking community events and artistic creations, but causing local resident disturbances.

Illinois Beach State Park's Shoreline Stabilization Project receives WEDG Verification and is backed by a $73 million plan to combat lakeshore erosion.