A legally blind Chicago man was reunited with his stolen support dog, Bam Bam, after a two-month search involving the community and a GoFundMe campaign.

The Illinois Holocaust Museum is opening a pop-up exhibit in Chicago's Loop called "Experience 360," featuring immersive holographic survivor accounts.

A 17-year-old was critically wounded by a gunshot in Chicago's Humboldt Park. The circumstances remain unclear and police are investigating. No arrests have been made.

Chicago Police seek help finding missing 12-year-old Breyanna Howard, last seen with a black Nike book bag in the 8200-8300 S. Paulina St. area. She may have mental health issues.

Chicago Police alert North Park to armed robberies and advise vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities.

An argument in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood led to a fatal shooting early Monday, with the male victim dying from multiple gunshots. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Veterans sue the VA for denying GI Bill education benefits, despite a Supreme Court ruling that they say entitles them to additional months of college. The lawsuit addresses misinterpretation of eligibility by the VA.

Chicago Police are searching for Roosevelt Boles Jr., a 67-year-old missing man, last seen wearing a white T-shirt and black jogging pants, who may need medical attention.

A man was critically injured in a stabbing in Chicago's River North neighborhood, with the assailant still at large and police investigating the incident.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 state attorneys general filed a motion to prevent the USDA under the Trump administration from releasing SNAP beneficiary data amid legality concerns.

Chicago experiences a break from intense heat, with sunny and mild weather forecasted, including highs in the low 70s to low 80s, and comfortable evening temperatures.

Chicago's Southwest Side residents demand action after repeated flooding, as Mayor Johnson and Alderman Lopez address the issue with affected citizens. The city coordinates relief efforts amidst a high volume of distress calls.

Chicago's Belmont Cragin neighborhood to get a new public space, La Placita, featuring performance areas and public art, set to complete in Spring 2026.