Kash Lee Kelly was released from prison after serving time for his involvement in the 2021 Capitol riot, now aiming to become an independent journalist and social media influencer.

A heated Harvey City Council meeting erupted after residents were reportedly boarded up in their apartments without notice, leading to public outcry and two aldermen escorted out.

The IDNR is hiring temporary fishing clinic instructors for summer 2024, suitable for teachers, retirees, and students. These clinics aim to teach fishing and conservation in various Illinois counties. Applications are currently open.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has set the property assessment equalization factor for Douglas County at 1.0000, indicating balanced property tax valuations.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of 16 attorneys general filed an amicus brief supporting a California school district's policy to protect the privacy rights of transgender students.

Car thief Jonathan Awad was arrested in Naperville after police found a stolen vehicle and ended a standoff at a local apartment with him surrendering peacefully.

Mayor Johnson's administration has increased investments in street outreach programs in Chicago, now funding 19 organizations to combat violence. This approach faces scrutiny regarding its long-term effectiveness and need for broader systemic change.

Xchange Chicago, a new tech training center set to open in Greater Grand Crossing by late 2024, is expected to revitalize the area's economy with workforce development and job opportunities in technology sectors.

A Chicago man is facing an attempted murder charge after allegedly shooting a 31-year-old male last month...

Chicago faces a week of tough winter weather, with snow and hazardous conditions, including lakeshore flooding, and is advised to prepare for travel delays and cold temperatures.

Chicago's 2nd District residents are alerted to a rash of vehicle break-ins, urged by CPD to report suspicious activities and take preventative measures.

Harvey apartment residents must find new housing after their building was condemned for safety reasons involving stairs and balconies. Some allege being boarded up inside, a claim the owners deny.

Two Chicago moving companies have been involved in scams, with "New City Moves" swindling over 800 victims and facing federal prison time, and another company getting indicted on fraud charges.