Jermaine Morris, with a history of felonies, is denied pre-trial release for illegal firearms possession, including a stolen rifle and handgun in Wheaton.

Five people were arrested after a car chase for stealing $30,000 worth of goods from an Amazon facility in Channahon. They face multiple charges, including theft and evasion.

Two people were injured in a shooting at an Evergreen Park Walmart, with a suspect arrested after fleeing the scene. The investigation continues, and Walmart deferred to law enforcement.

IDoA offers free Medicare assistance during Open Enrollment through Dec. 7, via their SHIP program, emphasizing the importance of reviewing plan changes.

A 2-year-old child and a 30-year-old woman were shot in Chicago; both are hospitalized in good condition. Police are investigating with no arrests made.

Chicago Mayor's senior adviser, Jason Lee, has not been fired despite the IG's recommendation after a probe into alleged vote trading and lack of cooperation with the investigation.

Illinois lawmakers face a busy fall veto session agenda, addressing transit funding, tax impacts, public stadium funding scrutiny, and electric bill spikes.

Chicago Police warn of early morning commercial burglaries in several communities, advising businesses to maintain security and report suspicious activities.

Chicago experiences warmer temperatures with partly sunny weather and a chance of light showers. The warm trend will continue, with rain expected late Friday into the weekend.

Federal agents used tear gas in Chicago after a clash involving a car chase and arrests of undocumented immigrants, prompting community and Governor Pritzker's criticism.

New research suggests the "Chicago Rat Hole" was made by a squirrel, not a rat, altering its place in the city's lore. The study finds a 98.67% likelihood it was created by a squirrel. The impression, now removed, was once a local curiosity.

Illinois Department of Natural Resources grants funds for student field trips to state historic sites, fostering hands-on learning for over 740 students across 12 counties.

The Peoria County Sheriff's Office is investigating vandalism at Last Chance Bar, where damages exceed $100,000, including destroyed property and theft. The bar plans to reopen quickly.