A 27-year-old offender has been charged with Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking using a firearm, following an incident that occurred on October 10th.

A tragic incident unfolded in Lake County, where a man wielding a cleaver was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy after lunging toward the officer and another individual.

33-year-old Kiara Roberts faces charges for a violent incident in August of this year in Chicago. The hearing is being held today.

Mario Jernagin was arrested yesterday after being charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking in September 2023.

A 63-year-old Chicago man was charged with the aggravated battery of a 69-year-old male. His hearing is scheduled for today, October 19.

A man's life was taken during a fight with a concealed carry permit holder in West Garfield Park Wednesday. The suspect is currently in custody.

As former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett checks into rehab, we examine the journey that led him to this pivotal moment.

United Airlines reintroduces WILMA, a window, middle, aisle boarding procedure, aiming for a more efficient and less awkward experience for passengers. However, aisle seat passengers might need to adapt to the new system.

The corruption trial of former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke looms, revealing the complexities of the case through secret recordings and a glimpse into the defense strategy, while the mention of former President Donald Trump is conspicuously absent in the testimonies.

An armed bank robbery occurred in northwest suburban Schaumburg yesterday. No injuries have been reported, but the suspect is still at large.

Technical difficulties plague Chicago Public Schools' high school admissions tests. CPS has announced there will be a temporary fix to these glitches and has laid out new dates for testing.

As the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) unveils its $2 billion budget for 2024, the focus remains on drawing back riders and addressing employee shortages. However, questions surrounding post-pandemic finances and service expansion loom large for the future of public transit in Chicago.

A man convicted for the fatal shooting of a police officer in 1976 has been granted resentencing, bringing to light the significance of rehabilitation and the complexities of the parole system.