Federal prosecutors say a Chicago nurse gave patients injections labeled Ozempic that lacked the active ingredient. She pleaded not guilty and is due back in federal court in February.

Chicago's Mayor Johnson denounced Trump's threat to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities, calling it unconstitutional and vowing to fight for those funds in court.

The Chicago Bears are exploring stadium options in Northwest Indiana and Arlington Heights, surveying fans and considering economic implications of both sites. They're committed to privately funding the construction.

Two teenagers from Lisle are charged with sexually assaulting a female in a Naperville Walgreens restroom. Patterson faces adult charges, while his co-defendant is charged as a juvenile.

GameStop continues to close stores nationwide, with further reductions not fully disclosed, as it faces financial challenges amid the shift to digital gaming and online competition.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul is asking a court to enforce an injunction to stop the USDA from obtaining private SNAP recipient data, despite a previous court order prohibiting this.

A chase in Orland Park ended when police used a drone to find a suspect hiding near Schussler Park. Authorities say officers discovered a large quantity of cannabis at a nearby home.

A woman was sexually assaulted Monday afternoon near the 1400 block of North Lawndale Avenue in Humboldt Park, police say. Officers released a suspect description and asked anyone with information to contact Area 5 detectives.

A jury in Bridgeview heard opening statements Tuesday in the long-delayed murder case over the 2017 killing of Cook County Judge Raymond Myles.

A woman was found shot in the mouth inside a South Shore apartment Tuesday evening and taken to UChicago Medicine; Area 1 detectives say there are no arrests yet.

Two Chicago men were charged after police say they broke into Metra ticket machines in South Shore, damaging vending machines across five alleged incidents.

Scott County may maintain steady property taxes; the Illinois Department of Revenue reports a tentative equalization factor of 1.0000, indicating balanced assessments.

Maywood conducted a hearing after a sting operation found seven businesses selling tobacco and THC products to minors. The businesses face suspensions and fines, with calls for state intervention.