Illinois health officials, including Dr. Sameer Vohra, are advocating for seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, emphasizing their importance in preventing serious illness, especially with cold weather and holidays approaching.

Chicago reached an $18M settlement with DoorDash over a misleading "Chicago Fee" and unauthorized restaurant listings; the deal includes payments and credits for restaurants, drivers and users.

The Illinois Department of Revenue issued a tentative property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for Moultrie County, indicating consistent property assessments and tax burdens, similar to the previous year.

Hines is in talks to buy Boeing’s 36‑story West Loop tower at 100 N. Riverside Plaza, but a separate ground lease and soft office demand could make any sale difficult.

Chicago settled with DoorDash for $18 million over deceptive practices affecting restaurants, consumers, and drivers, affirming its dedication to fair market practices.

A sit-in by suburban mothers outside Broadview ICE led to arrests as tensions over federal immigration enforcement continue to rise. Legal battles and court orders are reshaping how agents operate at the site.

A 27-year-old was arrested this week in Austin in connection with a July shooting that wounded a 25-year-old. He faces two felony counts and is due in Cook County court.

A roof collapse due to heavy snow forced the Wilmette post office to close, rerouting services to Winnetka; no injuries were reported. Repair timeline is uncertain.

Protesters clashed with police at an ICE facility in Broadview, leading to 21 arrests amid tensions over a judge's order to release detainees without serious criminal histories.

Illinois is set to ban hemp-derived THC products such as Delta-8 and Delta-9 within a year, impacting local businesses and potentially pushing demand into gray markets.

21-year-old Christian Doss from Justice has been missing for nearly a week, last seen on Nov. 7. Police and family are searching, emphasizing his medical needs.

Scuffles outside Broadview’s ICE processing center left at least five people in custody after a faith-led protest turned tense.

Hines broke ground on a five-story, 306-unit mixed-use project at 1200 E. Diehl Road in Naperville, bringing apartments, 15,000 sq ft of retail and a big amenity lineup to a former office site.