Arts in the Dark Parade, now in its ninth year, brings Halloween celebration to Chicago's streets by showcasing art, creativity, and cultural diversity—drawing tens of thousands of attendees.

The recent $10 million multistate settlement with ACI Worldwide serves as a reminder of the importance of ensuring companies are held accountable for unauthorized withdrawals and safeguards are in place to prevent future incidents involving consumers' hard-earned money.

Angelina Ortiz, a 15-year-old Hispanic girl, is reported missing in Chicago.

Attorney General Raoul leads a 15-state attorney general coalition to support HUD's Disparate Impact Rule. The rule, which has been in effect since 2013, prohibits housing practices that may seem impartial but actually harbors discriminatory effects.

Illinois State Police utilize a range of resources to combat the surge in vehicle hijacking and thefts, recovering 290 stolen and hijacked vehicles and making 24 arrests.

As Cook County Forest Preserves enters a "new era" with an increased $189 million budget, focus on restoration work, maintenance, and improved community outreach is key to drive future progress within the Forest Preserves.

In a collision in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood, a speeding vehicle crashed into an SUV, causing major damage to several vehicles and a residential property. Authorities apprehended the driver as charges remain pending.

Hyde Park and Avondale, two Chicago neighborhoods, bring global recognition to the city as they rank among the coolest in the world, highlighting the diverse attractions and rich culture these areas have to offer.

Two University of Chicago students were robbed at knifepoint on October 18, indicating a potential trend of knife-related crimes and a need for increased vigilance in the campus community.

Gibsons Restaurant Group prepares to unveil a new concept in Chicago's Fulton Market, slated to open in late 2024.

Aggravated vehicular hijackings and armed robberies plague Chicago's 11th, 15th, and 25th districts, causing police to issue a community alert with advice on staying safe and helping to catch the culprits.

A recent incident in Cook County, linked to an attempted catalytic converter theft, is plaguing not just the region, but the entire nation.

Anthony Jackson, the offender who violently assaulted and robbed a 58-year-old man at a Chicago CTA station, has been charged with one felony count each of robbery and aggravated battery in a public place.