NAACP Illinois President Teresa Haley faced backlash for comparing migrants to "savages" and making racist remarks, leading to calls for her resignation.

Attagirl, a new Chicago eatery in Logan Square, offers dishes reminiscent of the now-closed Cafe Marie-Jeanne. Chef Bunny collaborates with Matt Sussman in crafting a menu including favorites like oysters and duck frites.

Illinois is experiencing a surge in residential solar power installations, driven by government incentives and climate change concerns. Residents are reporting significant savings on installation costs and energy bills.

Bonyeon, Chicago's new 12-seat restaurant, offers a unique all-beef omakase experience, combining Korean and Japanese culinary arts, and features rare beef cuts.

Google is set to renovate the Thompson Center in Chicago, preserving its atrium, enhancing sustainability, and adding retail, as part of its transformation into a Google hub.

The Cook County Sheriff's Office renews its call for leads on the 2002 disappearance of Nicole Johnson, urging public assistance in the unresolved case.

A traffic stop in River North led to a felony charge when a driver blocked an ambulance and a passenger was found with a loaded gun without proper permits.

A Chicago man, Rommell Kellogg, was convicted of shaking down a Harvey strip club for protection money with his cousin, Corey Johnson, leveraging family ties to local government.

Chicago's 5th District businesses face a series of break-ins; police seek a suspect in a black hoodie and mask. Authorities urge security measures and vigilance.

Chicago stores are alert after armed robberies in the Central District. The suspect, described as an African American man, robbed two stores, taking cash and goods. Police advise improved security and vigilance.

Carlos Pascual Gomez was charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Chicago; he was arrested on December 11 and appeared in court the following day. Further details are pending.

A 15-year-old boy faces three felony charges of armed robbery after a series of incidents in Chicago, including robbing two men and a retail store. He was arrested near the 12th District.

Trevon Redmond, 20, was charged with attempted murder following a May 4th shooting. Arrested by the Great Lakes Fugitive Task Force, his case is active and ongoing.