A man was critically shot by his neighbor during an argument in Chicago's Auburn Gresham neighborhood; no suspects are in custody as police investigate.

CPS seeks $56,000 from a family who falsely claimed Chicago residency for school enrollment; a separate case involves a family allegedly lying to get their children into selective schools.

Chicago is planning a summer filled with events like the Air and Water Show, Millennium Park's 20th anniversary, the Chicago Blues Festival, and the Taste of Chicago.

Marriott Marquis and Hyatt Regency prepare to host the Democratic National Convention in Chicago from August 19-22, with events also at McCormick Place and the United Center.

Chicago prepares for significant snowfall, with 5 inches expected and difficult driving conditions. Over 200 salt spreaders have been deployed, and the National Weather Service advises caution.

An investigation is underway in Harvey after residents were sealed inside their apartments by crews. The incident, involving a 73-year-old man among others, has sparked concerns over safety and communication between the property owners and the city.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a challenge to Illinois' ban on semiautomatic weapons, ending the case brought by State Rep. Dan Caulkins and others.

The FAA grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 jets due to installation issues, following a mid-flight incident. United had to cancel flights, impacting thousands of passengers.

Parolee charged with attempted murder of a 61-year-old woman on Chicago's CTA Red Line; victim critically injured.

Heather Mack pleads guilty to conspiracy in the 2014 murder of her mother in Bali and faces up to 28 years in prison, shifting her plea to obtain a lesser sentence.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker appointed diverse professionals to state boards and commissions, including veterans from law enforcement, health care, and education, awaiting Senate confirmation.

Chicago Public Schools received a $20 million EPA grant for 50 eco-friendly buses, focusing on South and West Side communities to combat historic disinvestment and carbon emissions.

Authorities are searching for Diane Huggins, a 59-year-old disabled veteran missing in Chicago after a disoriented appearance at a hotel and subsequent release from the hospital.