An 18-year-old man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting in Sheridan Park, Chicago. No suspects have been detained, but four firearms were found at the scene.

Fire department divers found a car linked to a 2003 missing persons case, potentially resolving a nearly two-decade mystery with the discovery of human remains.

Chicago officials launched the Late Night Video Game Series at Englewood's library to improve community safety by offering nighttime entertainment and resources.

Chicago Police issued an alert for missing 13-year-old Arturo Jaimes, last seen on the 7700 block of north Marshfield Ave. They request information on his whereabouts.

Chicago experiences unusually warm weather with temperatures expected to reach 85 degrees, well above the seasonal average, with clear skies and mild nights ahead.

Roberto Nicolas-Simon pled guilty to illegal U.S. reentry and failing to update his sex offender registration.

The Chicago Police Department issued a bulletin seeking help in finding missing 35-year-old Carlos Castellano Garces, last spotted on South Aberdeen Street.

The FDA, with the Justice Department, seized over 2.1 million illegal vaping products, targeting unauthorized flavored e-cigarettes sold by certain distributors and retailers.

Cook County has introduced the Catalyst Grant program to assist local businesses, offering up to $100,000 to each of 88 qualifying companies. Applications are open for growth-ready businesses until October 31, 2025.

Two separate shootings in Chicago left two dead; one was in a hotel on West 26th Street, and another on West Wilcox Street. Police are seeking information.

Mayor Brandon Johnson highlighted Chicago's environmental initiatives and opposed Trump's climate views at the C40 conference, emphasizing the city's commitment to renewable energy and green policies.

A missing Minnesota teen was shot by a Jewel-Osco security guard in Chicago after a confrontation. The girl is in good condition, and the guard has been charged with aggravated battery.

Attorney General Raoul and the FTC lead a bipartisan crackdown against Kars-R-Us.com Inc. for a deceptive breast cancer fundraising scheme, with restrictions imposed on its operators and a partial monetary judgment ordered.