Chicago will retrace Martin Luther King Jr.’s explosive 1966 Marquette Park march with surviving participants, Bernice King, Mayor Brandon Johnson and Common.

A Hillside woman found her mother’s headstone missing from its plot. The cemetery returned it, but questions about notice and authorization remain.

Two people face felony charges after an alleged Naperville home invasion ended with a resident’s 3-year-old dog shot and killed.

West Nile mosquito spraying was rescheduled across six west suburban communities after equipment trouble interrupted an earlier operation.

Connie Anderson will temporarily fill a Far South Side school board seat she is already seeking in November.

Thoma Bravo has backed down in a lender standoff over a roughly $5 billion Proofpoint loan, putting fresh pressure on private-equity software financing.

Old Mission Capital is leaving its Loop office for a 70,000-square-foot Fulton Market sublease. Its old downtown space will remain on the books through 2028.

Chicago gets one more sunny day before heavy rain moves in Friday night and lingers into Saturday. Localized flooding is possible in the metro.

Sen. Dick Durbin is convening a Washington forum on alleged medical failures, deaths and oversight gaps in ICE detention.

Chicago’s ornate Fisher Building, now home to 184 apartments, has been listed for sale. The Loop landmark’s next owner could inherit one of the city’s most distinctive adaptive-reuse projects.

Illinois lawmakers unanimously approved a bill giving the Secretary of State more power to suspend rogue tow operators. The measure is awaiting Gov. JB Pritzker's decision.

A Beverly Hills film producer faces seven federal wire fraud counts after prosecutors accused him of running a $100 million Ponzi scheme with an Illinois investment adviser at its center.

A 60-year-old man was found shot dead inside an Auburn Gresham home Wednesday morning. Police said no arrests had been reported.