A Metra train collision with a vehicle on Chicago's south side led to significant delays for commuters. Two teens survived the incident without severe harm.

The Illinois Commerce Commission reduced Ameren Illinois' requested rate hike by $55.8 million, setting the ROE at 9.60%. The decision followed an 11-month review and aims to balance utility needs with consumer interests.

Chicago police alerted residents about a robbery and battery on the CTA Red Line, urging vigilance and detailing the suspect's appearance and clothes.

The Fulton County tentative property assessment equalization factor is set at 1.0000, which aims to ensure fair taxation across different counties in Illinois.

Chicago Police issued a missing person alert for Johntile Alexander, 22, who requires medical aid and was last seen near the 5800 block of South Maryland.

Charges against Martinez and Ruiz for a confrontation with a border agent were dropped; their aggressive driving allegedly led to the agent shooting Martinez.

A 15-year-old was arrested Wednesday in Fuller Park and charged in an Oct. 31 Bridgeport carjacking that left a man injured and his daughter shaken.

Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against Marimar Martinez, a woman shot by a Border Patrol agent, amid scrutiny over the incident and evidence handling.

The Chicago community is supporting Corshawnda Hatter after she and her children were attacked by students near a school. Donations and support are being provided for the family's needs.

Chicago neighborhoods experienced a wave of armed robberies involving theft, violence, and kidnapping by suspects using stolen vehicles. The police are seeking assistance and advising residents to prioritize safety.

A Crestwood man faces charges after his actions led to eight first responders being hospitalized due to exposure to harmful fumes during a well-being check.

Health experts are concerned about a new mutated flu strain, Subclade K, for its rapid spread and potential vaccine resistance, stressing the importance of vaccination to prevent severe illness.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul criticizes the Trump administration for restructuring the Department of Education, suggesting it disregards student welfare and outlining efforts to challenge the changes legally.