A minority owner sued Michael Alter, alleging self-dealing that cut into other investors’ shares as the Chicago Sky’s value rose.

A Glenview man was arrested after allegedly arranging to meet who he thought was a 13-year-old in an undercover operation; authorities say federal and county agents made the arrest.

A fight on a CTA bus in Humboldt Park left two teenagers wounded Saturday; Area Four detectives are investigating and no one is in custody.

A 31-year-old man was found shot on East Garfield Boulevard in Washington Park and later died at UChicago Medical Center; police say no arrests have been reported.

Chicago police confirmed an active SWAT scene early Sunday in the 2700 block of East 76th Street in South Shore; details remain limited as the response continues.

Updated plans would push a tower at 1338 W Lake to 33 stories with 321 units; the Plan Commission will review the package as demolition wraps up at the Hindman site.

Light snow is likely after 9 p.m. Sunday in Chicago with minor accumulations and slick spots possible. A midweek warm-up is on the way.

A Des Plaines man was arrested after sheriff’s police say forensic exams found about 6,500 child sexual abuse images and videos on his devices; charges were approved and he was ordered held.

Oak Lawn-Hometown District 123 closed all schools Friday after a threat targeted Kolmar Avenue Elementary; Oak Lawn police are investigating.

A student escaped an attempted abduction near Lincoln Elementary in Dolton and police are searching for a suspect. District officials urged families to review safety plans.

The Indian Prairie board approved nearly $26M in bids for Neuqua Valley High — part of a $96M modernization funded by last fall’s referendum. Work will add classrooms, security upgrades and a new turf field.

Advocate Health is raising its systemwide starting wage to $18.85 and committing $776M to pay and benefits, effective on Jan. 30 paychecks. The package also expands tuition, retirement and mental‑health support.

Chicago retail receipts rose 16.1% in H1 2025 as shoppers front‑loaded purchases ahead of tariff threats, lifting apparel, home‑goods and online sales.