The U.S. Court of Appeals upholds a ban from the pharma industry for Martin Shkreli and affirms a $64.6 million penalty for monopolizing the drug Daraprim.

Rolando Morales is charged with the murder of a 61-year-old man and two home invasion felonies in Chicago's 9th District.

Kyleigh Cleveland-Singleton, 21, was charged with obstructing justice in connection to a Joliet shooting spree that left eight dead, allegedly by her partner Romeo Nance.

An 18-year-old man was charged with armed robbery for a heist in Chicago last December. He was arrested in Cicero and awaits trial; details remain undisclosed.

Chicago police seek public aid to locate missing 15-year-old Lizieric Lima, last contacted on January 23. She's described as White Hispanic, with a heart marking on her arm, and may use CTA trains.

Police in Chicago are on alert after a reported attempt to kidnap a 14-year-old girl in the 16th District. The suspect, possibly of Hispanic/Asian descent, had a camera and approached the girl near an elementary school.

Chicago police have alerted businesses in the Calumet area to a series of armed robberies and have described the suspect as a male in a black hoodie and face mask.

Chicago faces a second day of dense fog affecting visibility and road conditions, with predictions of more rain and the formation of potholes impacting the city's infrastructure.

Chipotle opens a new restaurant with a drive-thru for digital orders in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, offering convenience and job opportunities to the local community.

Illinois is offering $2 million in training grants through the IDPH to enhance reproductive health services, including abortion care, especially in response to the increased out-of-state demand following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.

The Department of Education investigates Northwestern University for antisemitism allegations following reported incidents after Hamas attacks in Israel.

Chicago selects Seventy-Seven Communities and 14 Parish to provide affordable, culturally relevant meals to new arrivals in shelter programs, aiming to enhance food quality while reducing costs.

FlyOver, an immersive flight ride, is set to open at Navy Pier in Chicago on March 1, featuring a 65-foot screen, realistic movement, and sensory effects to mimic flying over the city's landmarks.