A CPD alert was issued after two pedestrians were killed in a Morgan Park hit and run by a grey Jeep Grand Cherokee, which was later recovered. Police are seeking community assistance in the investigation.

A woman was struck and killed Friday on the 700 block of North Dearborn in River North; Chicago police say the driver was cited and the Major Accidents Unit is investigating.

Sheriff's Office staff bought and wrapped more than 200 presents and delivered them to roughly 150 seniors across several south suburban towns.

Chicago police seek suspects in attempted child luring in the Austin neighborhood, where two males tried enticing kids into a van with candy and money.

A 30-year-old man was arrested and charged with first‑degree murder in the Aug. 22 Archer Heights shooting that killed a 33‑year‑old, police say.

Seven minors charged following an attack on a mother and her son in Chicago, with the authorities and community seeking to address bullying and school safety.

Chicago City Council passes a budget that excludes the proposed corporate head tax, instead raising taxes on other sectors and legalizing video gaming to address the city's deficit. Mayor Johnson must decide whether to sign or veto the budget.

18-year-old woman sexually abused and robbed in West Garfield Park; police seek suspect and urge community vigilance.

Two men were found dead early Sunday on the 11700 block of South Marshfield Avenue in Morgan Park. Chicago police have classified it as a death investigation and detectives are on the scene.

Chicago Police issued a missing person alert for 14-year-old Perla Alvarez, last seen December 19, 2025, near a McDonald's on N Cicero. She's Hispanic, 5'2", with brown eyes and blond hair.

Chicago experiences cool, sunny weather before Christmas with temperatures in the 30s, warming up into the 40s during the holiday week with cloudy skies and chances of light rain.

David Berger has been convicted of laundering money for a Mexico-based drug cartel and faces up to 20 years in prison. Sentencing is set for May 12, 2026.

A former USPS worker was indicted for workers' compensation fraud, claiming false benefits for over a decade, amounting to over $50,000. She faces potential prison time if convicted.