Chicago Street Hustlers Tap Woman For $45,000 In Donation Scam
A Chicago resident says nine tap-to-pay charges totaled about $45,000 and that her bank initially denied the fraud claim before reversing it after a news inquiry. The case joins a string of similar street donation scams in the city.
West Loop Theater Rolls Out Sensory Summit Chicago Kids Can Feel
Chicago Children’s Theatre will present a monthlong Chicago Sensory Theatre Summit Feb. 2–Mar. 1 with workshops, sensory performances and a Red Kite prom for teens. The program pairs industry training with public-access events.
Chicago Police Seek Public Assistance in Locating Missing Woman Monika Barrera with Schizophrenia
Chicago Police are seeking help to find Monika Barrera, missing since December 13, with brown eyes, hair, and a light brown complexion. She has schizophrenia and was last seen in a black sweater and blue jeans.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Challenges Trump Administration's Proposed Limits on Transgender Youth Health Care
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul criticizes Trump administration proposals that may limit health care options for transgender youth, particularly related to Medicaid and CHIP, and pledges to use legal tools to preserve access to necessary care.
Illinois Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Trafficking Fentanyl Across Illinois and Indiana
An Illinois man was sentenced to 30 years for trafficking fentanyl in Illinois and Indiana after being caught with over 40 grams of the drug and firearms. The sentencing was part of a multi-agency operation under the Homeland Security Task Force.












