Multiple shots were fired near the 2300 block of S California Ave in an incident that left two men injured on the night of October 16. No one is currently in custody, and detectives from Area Four continue to investigate.

Ethics violation fine levied against Ald. Jim Gardiner serves as a catalyst for reflection on the misuse of power by public officials and the importance of accountability in Chicago politics.

Yesterday evening, Sheriff's Police in Arlington responded to an emergency call, managing to successfully resuscitate an individual who had overdosed.

Amid escalating tensions in the face of hate crimes, Illinois' Attorney General Kwame Raoul highlights resources and support offered to victims while condemning acts of violence.

Chicago Police Department reports a 61-year-old woman, Yolanda Lee, as missing; she might be in need of medical assistance. The last sighting was in the area of 3500 South Block of Cottage Grove Avenue.

As a dramatic series of events unfolded late on Sunday night, a Cicero kidnapping suspect led police on a high-speed chase through southern suburbs of Chicago, with the young child victim still inside the vehicle.

Preparing for the festive season, postal services and package delivery companies have issued holiday shipping deadlines to ensure timely delivery of packages. While some carriers maintain surcharges for peak demand, USPS confirms the suspension of such charges this year.

A murder suspect was arrested for a brutal homicide in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood. As the city grapples with ongoing violence, the efforts of the Chicago Police Department offer a brief sense of closure for the family of the 53-year-old female victim.

A tragic incident unfolded in Chicago on Saturday, resulting in the death of a 30-year-old man who fled on foot from police, only to be fatally struck by a CTA Red Line train.

A beloved holiday event returns as the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train makes its way across North America, arriving in Chicago and Wisconsin with dazzling light displays and live music performances.

Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago has reversed his decision to visit the southern U.S. border, citing the urgent need to address the growing migrant population in the city. A delegation led by Deputy Mayor Beatriz Ponce de León will make the trip instead, as the city's resources are strained by the influx of migrants.

Make-A-Wish Illinois brings happiness to children facing severe illnesses by granting over 700 wishes this past year, while continuing to work on wishes for more than 1,500 families.

After nearly a decade of planning, Culver’s Wrigleyville location celebrates its grand opening today, offering Chicagoans and baseball fans its renowned Butterburgers and frozen custard.