Chicago experiences warm Sunday, but a cold front will bring cooler temperatures, wind gusts, and possible thunderstorms starting Monday, with a drop in temperatures throughout the week.

Two people were injured when a BMW crashed into Quick Bite restaurant in Chicago, with locals rallying to support the eatery's recovery. No citations have been issued.

Three Chicago-area residents face federal charges for allegedly obstructing ICE and Border Protection agents with vehicles.

Mayor Johnson and Alderman Lawson visited Lakeview for "44th Ward Day in the Ward," touring landmarks and discussing local needs, amid ongoing investments in the area, including infrastructure and business support.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul coordinates with Illinois police for safe protests, ensuring both public safety and First Amendment rights amid federal immigration enforcement nearby.

Mount Greenwood residents alert after break-ins targeting work vehicles and garages, with tools stolen. Chicago PD reports groups of males in their 20s involved; advises public on safety and vigilance.

Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's request to delay his prison term was denied by a federal appeals court. He faces a 7 ½-year sentence for corruption.

Joshua McGee received a 55-year prison sentence for his girlfriend's murder and an additional 10-year term for a weapons charge, to be served consecutively.

A federal agent in Chicago deployed tear gas near a grocery store and school, causing community backlash and a response from the mayor criticizing ICE's tactics.

An undocumented immigrant with a prior criminal record has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for illegally re-entering the U.S. after deportation.

No charges in the custody death of Jorge Valerio Martinez; he died from coronary artery disease, with contributing cocaine intoxication, after his arrest by North Aurora police.

Chicago's 12th District businesses are on high alert after multiple early morning burglaries, where a suspect breaks in and steals from cash registers.

Illinois is certified "unaffected" by H5N1 avian influenza in dairy cattle, with state agencies providing PPE and guidelines to protect against the disease. Public is advised to report dead birds and seek medical attention if exposed.