Nexamp has chosen Chicago for its second headquarters, aligning with Illinois's sustainable energy goals, creating 50 jobs, and planning local educational collaborations.

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled against staffing firms in a case about illegal no-poach pacts and wage-fixing, backing the state's Antitrust Act as outlined by Attorney General Kwame Raoul.

Michelin-starred Chef Mariya Russell returns to Chicago with a new pop-up series after honing her craft in Hawai'i and Detroit.

Two police officers and a civilian were injured after a squad car hit an SUV in Chicago; both the officers and the SUV driver are in good condition. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

A University of Illinois student, Akul B. Dhawan, was found dead on campus, prompting an ongoing investigation. No signs of foul play are evident at this stage.

A man is critically wounded in a drive-by shooting while in his car in Chicago's Archer Heights. The assailant remains at large, and police are investigating the incident.

A woman was killed by a Metra train in Washington Heights; her potential mobility challenges are highlighted by a nearby wheelchair. Service resumed after a temporary halt.

FBI Chief Wheeler urges readiness for potential threats during Chicago's DNC amid concerns over political violence and extremism. The FBI is also addressing misinformation and deepfakes in election security efforts.

One man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood. Police found no suspects and recovered two handguns at the scene.

Illinois' abolition of cash bail has led to increased appellate court activity and the formation of a task force to review pretrial appeals and processes.

A 13-year-old boy was shot in Chicago's Garfield Park neighborhood. The incident occurred Sunday night, and the victim is in good condition. No arrests have been made as police investigate.

A woman in Chicago succumbed to cold exposure, marking the eighth cold-related death in Cook County this winter season.

Anti-abortion activists in Illinois are challenging Senate Bill 1909, alleging it suppresses free speech and is vague on what's 'deceptive' at pregnancy centers.