A 31-year-old woman was shot during a scuffle with a security guard on E. 75th Street; detectives recovered a gun and are questioning the guard.

Chicago police recovered a man's body at Montrose Beach on Friday and Area Three detectives have opened a death investigation. Officials have not released identity or cause.

CDPH ordered Dearborn Wholesale Grocers closed after inspectors documented asbestos hazards; shoppers who visited Apr. 5–15 were advised to discard items and clean clothing and surfaces.

A Winnetka developer listed a non‑lakefront spec mansion at $16.9M, promising more than 17,000 square feet and museum‑grade amenities.

Gang investigators arrested a convicted felon in Chicago after seizing multiple firearms and suspected narcotics. The department's social post offered few details as authorities prepare charges.

The Chicago Teachers Union is shifting to income‑based dues that will raise payments for most members and generate new revenue as the union readies for November’s school board vote.

At least three people were wounded in a Garfield Park shooting Friday. The Chicago Fire Department says paramedics treated multiple victims as police investigate.

A Lake Forest resident and former owner of the Winnetka 'Home Alone' house faces seven felony counts after police seized electronic evidence during a search.

A 20-year-old St. Charles man was indicted after a Sept. 5 crash in Geneva that killed an elderly couple. Prosecutors allege he was driving as fast as 119 mph and stole the BMW he was driving.

Police are searching for two suspects after a woman was pulled to the ground and beaten at the Clark/Division Red Line platform. Detectives are reviewing surveillance and asking riders with video to contact Public Transportation Detectives.

Cloudy and blustery Saturday in Chicago with morning showers and gusts to 35 mph; inland suburbs may see patchy frost Sunday night.

A 44-year-old man was shot while sitting in his car on the 1600 block of East 95th Street; he later died at a South Side hospital.

Infighting among three South Side investors has erupted into dozens of lawsuits and foreclosures, exposing ties to the EquityBuild receivership and imperiling properties. Courts and creditors now hold the fate of several buildings.