Cook County is celebrating Digital Inclusion Week with over 100 events, including the Access Amplified symposium, to promote digital equity and access to technology.

Activists protest ICE's "Operation: Midway Blitz" at a Broadview facility, with a confrontation between agents and early demonstrators. The operation targets undocumented individuals with criminal records.

Chicago's Humboldt Park sees an increase in strong-armed robberies, with two recent sidewalk incidents. Police describe suspects as two African American males, aged 15-17, and advise community vigilance.

Aaron Sheppard was charged with aggravated battery with a firearm after he allegedly shot a woman in Chicago; he was arrested shortly after the incident.

Six alleged "Unknown Vice Lords" gang members are indicted for violent crimes, including conspiracy to commit murder and firearms offenses, in Tennessee.

SpotHero faces criticism after cars of Chicago Bears fans were towed during a game, despite using the app. The company has offered reimbursements and pledged to improve service to prevent future incidents.

The article details Chicago's weather forecast, with mostly sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms, especially on the upcoming Saturday, and consistently warm weather into the next workweek.

IDNR is offering agricultural leases via sealed bidding to support wildlife and recreation, requiring registration on BidBuy. The leases promote sustainable farming practices.

Attorney General Raoul secures a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's changes that threatened access to social services for low-income families.

Chicago is settling 176 police misconduct lawsuits for $90 million, involving wrongful acts by former Sgt. Ronald Watts, exemplifying the extensive injustice and wrongful convictions that occurred.

An 18-year-old is charged with the murder and armed robbery of a 17-year-old in Chicago, with the arrest made by Chicago Police and the U.S. Marshals Task Force.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at Utah Valley University; the incident led to widespread condemnation of political violence by Illinois leaders.

Illinois AG secures guilty plea from ex-Tollway employee, Marcus Smith, for fraudulently obtaining state funds, resulting in restitution and probation.