Chicago Police prepare for a DUI Saturation Patrol in Rogers Park to enforce traffic laws and promote road safety, using specialized equipment including the BAT Mobile Unit.

Chicago tow truck driver Henry E. Solomon Jr. faces felony charges for vehicle thefts, marking a severe breach of public trust. He has pleaded not guilty.

A NY teen was arrested for the murder of a student in Illinois after a confrontation between teenagers. The Cicero police have recovered the disposed weapon. The suspect awaits extradition to Illinois.

Arlington Heights officials are pushing for legislation to support the construction of a new Chicago Bears stadium, emphasizing infrastructure improvements and economic benefits without seeking taxpayer funding for the stadium itself.

A Berwyn police officer was charged with DUI after crashing his vehicle, leading to his K-9 fleeing. He had a BAC of 0.12. The department's delayed response to the incident stirred community concerns about transparency.

Kyle Tucker has signed a $240 million, four-year deal with the LA Dodgers, with a $60 million average annual value and $30 million in deferred payments.

Chicago Police to increase patrols in the Near North District to deter impaired driving, with a DUI Saturation Patrol scheduled for January 17 from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. They will also monitor speed and safety belt violations.

Authorities arrested 49-year-old Rami M. Gabriel after a social-media tip led detectives to devices that allegedly contained dozens of child sexual abuse images, officials say.

The Cook County Board approves funding for transportation upgrades, including road, sidewalk, and lighting improvements in Bellwood, Hillside, and Maywood.

A 41-year-old man was fatally shot in the neck in Chicago's North Lawndale neighborhood; no suspects are in custody, and police are seeking public assistance.

Superfoods Inc. has recalled its Live it Up Super Greens powder due to a salmonella outbreak affecting 45 people in 21 states, with instructions to discard the product or seek refunds.

Chicago celebrated a record 13 million shared bike and scooter trips in 2025, with Mayor Johnson and CDOT noting a rise in micromobility and expansion plans.

A FAA ground stop briefly held inbound flights at O'Hare Friday as quick snow bands moved through Chicago. Delays were reported and a brutal cold snap is on the way.