Illinois Republicans, led by Rep. Mike Bost, sue to end a state law that counts mail-in ballots received up to 14 days after Election Day if postmarked by then, contending it's unconstitutional.

Chicago's City Council will consider a $2 million settlement for the family of Darius Cole-Garrit, shot by police in 2014, following a prior rejection.

Discover Financial Services appoints Michael G. Rhodes as CEO and President, succeeding interim CEO John Owen, to guide the company through strategic and financial challenges.

A dispute in Chicago’s Washington Heights led to a shooting that injured four, including three teens, one critically. A 16-year-old boy is the suspected shooter.

Goose Island Beer Co. closed its original Clybourn brewpub after 35 years, planning relocation next to The Salt Shed music venue in Chicago. This follows a trend of microbrewery closures in Illinois.

Illinois has signed HB2394 into law, initiating the creation of a new online system for professional licensing to increase efficiency and address workforce shortages.

Chicago's top prosecutor charges a man with selling "ghost guns" and a machine gun conversion device, facing up to 15 years for gunrunning. He pleads not guilty.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul supports California's fight to maintain its assault weapons ban, joining a 20-state coalition in filing an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul proposes an agreed order in a legal case over crisis pregnancy centers while affirming his commitment to protecting reproductive health services.

Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an Executive Order to speed up housing and commercial developments, requiring city departments to propose efficiency improvements.

Dolor Technologies settles claims it sold an unapproved migraine treatment device, violating the False Claims Act, after their CEO pleaded guilty to related charges.

The article discusses Chicago's mild weather forecast for an upcoming week in December, including clear skies and moderate temperatures, with no severe weather or hazardous conditions expected.

The Chicago Police are searching for Amina Dzananovic, 15, last seen in November 2023. She is 5'7" with brown eyes and dark hair. Officials seek public help.