A police-involved shooting Saturday near Leith and Ridgeland in Waukegan left one person dead as state investigators took over the scene.

Hundreds gathered at Federal Plaza and in DuPage to honor victims of federal immigration enforcement and to push for transparency one month after Renée Good's death.

A 35-year-old man was wounded Saturday evening on East 71st Street in West Englewood. Area One detectives are investigating.

A new rupture at 143rd and Marshfield knocked out service to about 50 Dixmoor homes, underscoring months of patchwork fixes and calls for big funding. Crews are repairing the line but officials offered no timetable.

Researchers found airline and hotel loyalty accounts being traded on dark‑web forums, sometimes for pennies. Experts urge unique passwords, MFA and close account checks.

Lender LNR Partners has moved to foreclose on the 46,700‑sq‑ft retail block at 100 East Walton after a loan matured and appraisals plunged. The filing could force a sale or a negotiated workout.

Woodstock's council voted 4–3 to lease six Flock cameras for the downtown Square, attaching safeguards and prompting sharp privacy concerns from residents.

A Metra UP‑NW train struck and killed a pedestrian in Mount Prospect Friday, halting service and prompting cancellations and delays. Metra police are investigating.

Aurora’s infrastructure committee will consider a near‑$169,000 design contract to replace a dilapidated fence along Orchard Road with a precast concrete sound wall. The vote would move a years‑old effort another step toward construction.

Ald. Anthony Beale says Mayor Brandon Johnson’s team is working to undo the City Council’s decision to legalize video-gambling terminals, triggering a budget and Bally’s-deal fight.

Montgomery police say a juvenile is in custody after a wave of burglaries along Douglas Road. Authorities say forensic testing could lead to further charges.

A state lawmaker cites a drop in school-based dental visits and has filed legislation to give the state more control over CPS as dentists warn fewer kids are getting care.

Rep. Bob Rita testified in a Cook County trial that obscene, digitally altered messages circulated about him and a Tinley Park figure. Prosecutors say phone forensics link the spoofed texts to a former political operative.