Chicago is set to receive more snow, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for the afternoon and evening, impacting commutes and bringing up to 4 inches total. Cold temperatures and additional light snow showers are expected later in the week.

A pedestrian was killed early Sunday after being struck by a westbound freight train at the Washington Street BNSF crossing in Downers Grove. Investigators are asking witnesses to call Metra police.

A fifth-floor unit at Luther Terrace in Bronzeville was damaged by a Sunday morning fire; crews had the blaze under control before 8:30 a.m., officials said.

Chicago residents supported local shops during Small Business Saturday, braving a snowstorm to buy from neighborhood stores, with festivities including prize wheels and tree lighting events.

The Morton Arboretum canceled the Saturday night Illumination event due to winter weather, planning to reopen on Sunday. Ticket holders can rebook using provided resources.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing Lisa Cavoto, 54, last seen on West Balmoral Ave. She has white hair, is 5'1", and weighs 150 lbs. Call 312-744-8266 with info.

Chicago's winter parking ban, effective from December 1 to April 1, prohibits parking on main roads from 3-7 a.m. to allow for snow clearing. Violators face heavy fines and towing fees.

A fire at Meadowdale Apartments in Carpentersville has displaced 23 families; one person was treated for smoke inhalation. Local support is aiding those affected.

An unidentified 41-year-old woman was found unresponsive on the South Side; an autopsy found strangulation and Cook County ruled the death a homicide.

Chicago police seek help in finding Scott Outler, 64, missing since November 17 from West Foster Avenue, and urge the community to report any information.

Chicago faces a week of snow, wind, and cold, with potential impacts on commuting and daily activities, as forecasted by the National Weather Service and reported by Fox 32.

McHenry County asked a court to make ICE cover claims that detainees were forced into unpaid housekeeping — a local revenue fight now tangled with national immunity battles. The case ties county finances to a Supreme Court review of contractor immunity.

An early-morning blaze at Meadowdale Apartments in Carpentersville sent flames to the roof, displacing dozens and causing roughly $2 million in damage.