Chicago Public Schools considers a $60 million contract with CDW to track tech equipment after losses, and a study finds that state bans on cell phones in schools may improve test scores but raise suspensions.

The Supreme Court will review the legality of a federal law banning gun possession by unlawful drug users or addicts, with implications for Second Amendment rights.

Chicago police seek public help to find a gray Nissan Maxima involved in a hit-and-run that killed a woman in West Englewood. The vehicle has notable damage.

A federal judge in Chicago insists ICE agents use body cameras after they allegedly defied a restraining order against using tear gas on protesters. Confusion arises over ICE representation in court following the judge's enforcement of the order.

Edward Traywick Jr. from Lansing is charged after a non-student woman was shot in a Bradley University dorm. She's stable; the shooting was deemed accidental.

The trial of ex-deputy Sean Grayson for the murder of Sonya Massey starts in Peoria, Illinois, with national attention on police violence against people of color.

The Chicago Police Department and the community are searching for 21-year-old Ishmel Williams, who has been missing since October 16 and has mental health issues.

Federal immigration agents were attacked by two women while attempting to arrest a man in Bolingbrook, Illinois; the agents did not seek medical attention, and no arrests have been made.

An AWS outage affected multiple online services, including Snapchat, Roblox, and Ring, due to a bug in the DynamoDB service, showcasing the cloud platform's extensive impact on the digital realm.

Chicago expects a sunny, breezy day with gusts up to 30 mph and a high near 67°F, followed by possible evening showers and gusty conditions, with cooler temperatures and more rain moving in later in the week.

Father Xamie Reyes has been removed from the Little Flower Parish in Waukegan due to accusations of grooming and sexual misconduct involving adult seminarians, not children or youth.

A woman was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood; police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet in custody.

Federal immigration agents conducted a second raid at O’Hare Airport's rideshare area in October, detaining 11 people and raising questions about Chicago's sanctuary policies.