A 39-year-old man was shot in Marquette Park after an argument escalated late Sunday; Area One detectives are investigating and no arrests have been announced.

Minooka has struck an agreement to host a small two‑megawatt solar array near I‑80, with one‑time payments and park funding built into the deal. Village officials say engineering and final permits will be handled in upcoming meetings.

A 23-year-old man was shot and died Sunday on the Near South Side; Area Three detectives are investigating and no arrests have been announced.

Cloudy Monday with spotty morning sprinkles and a high near 68°F. Dry midweek, warming into the 80s late week with storm chances Friday.

Wynnchurch has sold Labrie Environmental Group to Hiab for about $1.04 billion, moving the North American refuse-truck maker out of the Chicago-area PE firm’s portfolio.

Police searched woods near 163rd St and Ridgeland after a suspect fled a stolen vehicle; residents were urged to avoid the scene and report tips.

Newly posted COPA records show Supt. Larry Snelling rejected a recommendation to fire Officer Michael Bryant for a 2019 stop, instead proposing a 25‑day suspension.

A 60-year-old Antioch man was arrested after police say he tried to run over his brother in a parking lot; prosecutors approved aggravated assault charges.

Automobili Lamborghini America says a Chicago dealer ran a 'shadow program' that diverted dozens of new Lamborghinis to resellers and cost the brand more than $4M in incentives. The dealer denies wrongdoing while talks continue and a December 2026 trial date is on the calendar.

A Dixon resident was arrested after police say he threatened a Lee County economic‑development official over a 387‑acre parcel pitched for data‑center development. The case raises free‑speech and public‑safety questions as locals and developers clash.

Police say a crew cut fences and sliced locks to steal tools from multiple South Side construction sites; Area One detectives are asking for tips.

A north suburban driver was hurt after his car crashed through two garages and struck two houses near Harlem and Howard in Niles; police say he accidentally shifted into drive.

Lincoln Park High will phase out Arabic for incoming students, touching off a petition and criticism from students, alumni and advocacy groups. The move comes as CPS faces deep budget pressures.