Chicago Braces for Heavy Snowfall, Winter Storm Watch and Warning in Effect Across Multiple Counties
Chicago residents experienced early snowfall that turned into slush, with heavier lake-effect snow expected late Sunday into Monday, prompting weather service warnings and potential travel hazards.
Wisconsin Man and Accomplice Arrested in Alleged Murder-for-Hire Scheme in Beach Park, Chicago Suburb
Two men, including Wisconsin resident Cristian N. Ruval-Cavatorres, were arrested for an alleged murder-for-hire plot in Beach Park, Illinois, involving a 46-year-old victim who was shot.
Illinois Service Members Gain Stronger Employment Protections with New Legislation Updates Ahead of Veterans Day
Attorney General Kwame Raoul highlights updates to Illinois Service Member Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, enhancing protections for service members' civilian careers. An open house event will inform on these changes.
Chicago Police Under Fire for Withholding Footage After Controversial Border Patrol Shooting
The Chicago Police Department is criticized for not releasing footage of a Border Patrol shooting, and the involved federal agent, Charles Exum, is scrutinized for his post-incident conduct and evidence handling.












