Chicago Police arrest Deshawn Neal for the attempted murder of a woman; his detention hearing is set for today.

A Chicago police officer faces bribery and official misconduct charges for allegedly selling access to his encrypted police radio. He could get up to 7 years per bribery charge if convicted.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced a $50 million grant program, under the Rebuild Illinois Capital Program, to enhance healthcare infrastructure, aiding community health centers with construction and renovation projects.

The NTSB's preliminary review found no flight‑control or engine anomalies in the Piper PA‑30 crash at DuPage Airport that killed two people.

Police say a 30-year-old pregnant woman was found with apparent stab wounds during an apartment fire in Downers Grove; a person of interest is in custody. Investigators from county arson and state fire‑marshal teams are on the scene.

A 39-year-old woman was critically wounded early Tuesday on Aurora’s near East Side; police say detectives are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A judge handed a 20-year sentence to Adam Stone after finding him guilty of a 2022 Naperville home invasion while on probation.

Federal immigration agents arrested a 40-year-old Bolingbrook man after they say he drove across a yard and rammed an enforcement vehicle during a Hywood Lane operation. Police filed a damage report.

Gould Grieco & Hensley inked a roughly 17,000‑square‑foot lease at PNC Centre and plans to relocate its Chicago headquarters by spring 2026. The move gives the firm a Loop address amid a string of downtown law‑firm expansions.

A 23‑year‑old Palatine man faces felony home invasion charges after deputies say he forced his way into a neighbor's apartment with a machete; no one was hurt.

Hollywood Casino’s new Aurora resort will include a Drift Spa, celebrity restaurants and a hotel as the land-based property aims to open in early 2026.

Mace was sprayed inside Paul Revere Elementary on Tuesday; nine people were taken to hospitals and most suffered only minor symptoms. Officials did not immediately identify a suspect.

A group calling itself Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender sued Illinois, arguing a state rule gives party leaders a veto over who can use 'Democrat' in a nonprofit's name. The filing asks a federal judge to block enforcement while the case proceeds.