Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition are suing HUD over policy changes that could lead to increased homelessness by altering funding conditions for permanent housing.

A 14-year-old boy was killed and 8 wounded in a Chicago shooting. Police have released images of a person of interest. Two shootings took place near Millennium Park.

Ald. Raymond Lopez told Fox & Friends Mayor Brandon Johnson has "handcuffed" Chicago police, reigniting a fight over sanctuary rules, federal raids and public safety.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a van in Morgan Park, Chicago, following an argument with the driver, who fled the scene. Police seek information and the van might show recent repair signs.

Illinois EPA says federal regulators stepped back from oversight after nearly half a million gallons of asphalt fouled the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. State officials say asphalt and wildlife impacts persist.

Former Dolton police chief Lewis Lacey pleaded guilty to a federal bankruptcy‑fraud charge and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, postponing sentencing while he helps the probe. The plea relates to alleged efforts to hide assets and stall a 2017 settlement.

Tenants at Indian Trails say years of neglect left apartments cold, leaky and infested while the landlord collected federal rent. A sale and a $31M city loan put the building’s future in flux.

America First Legal filed a DOJ complaint alleging Chicago’s police racial-equity plan treats race as a determinative factor in hiring and discipline. The filing asks the Civil Rights Division to investigate.

Chicago rapper MAF Teeski was arrested and released on bond after battery-related charges were reported. Details remain limited as the case unfolds.

The Chicago Police seek help finding Jan Kikolski, 69, missing from the 5100 block of N. East River Rd. He was last seen wearing a brown hat, dark jacket, blue jeans, and black Adidas shoes.

Chicago is bracing for windy and snowy weather, with a wind advisory and a 60% chance of light snowfall. Conditions will ease by night but remain cold, with a sunny but breezy Thanksgiving forecasted. Snow is expected again on Saturday.

A Chicago city inspector surrendered after state police say he emailed threats to state Sen. Andrew Chesney. He faces two felony counts and remains in custody.

Tenants at Harrison Courts say mold, pests and plumbing failures have left units unlivable while CHA flags a possible sale and a review of resident concerns.