A 14-year-old boy was shot in the back in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood and hospitalized in good condition. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

Texas Democrats seek support at St. Sabina Church amidst their battle against GOP redistricting plans, alleging disenfranchisement in Black and minority districts.

Chicago experiences warm and humid weather with spotty chances of rain showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service and FOX 32 Chicago.

A 34-year-old man was shot dead in an alley in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood early Sunday morning, with the shooter unidentified and no arrests made.

Two officers were shot while responding to a call about a naked man in Gibson City, Illinois. Suspect David Jordan is at large; the officers are expected to recover.

Police search for a suspect after an early Sunday shooting in Aurora, where residents were advised to stay indoors; the shooter's identity and motive are unclear.

Chicago's South Austin faced a mass shooting with one fatality and multiple injuries across three separate incidents.

Chicago Police are seeking help to identify suspects in Austin burglaries, sharing images and details of individuals and a vehicle involved in recent incidents.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized Trump and Abbott over redistricting, suggesting he might run for president in 2028, defended Illinois' Democrat-favoring maps, and addressed international issues regarding Israel on "Meet the Press."

Chicago Police issued a missing person alert for Alexy Ramirez, 23, last seen in the 6700 block of North Artesian Ave. He is autistic and was wearing a black shirt, tan shorts, and carrying a green backpack.

Chicago anticipates a hot day with potential rain, with highs nearing 90 degrees and chances of showers and thunderstorms at 30 percent later in the afternoon and evening.

A 22-year-old man died after a hit-and-run in Gage Park, Chicago. He was struck by a gray sedan that ran a red light and was later pronounced dead at the hospital. No arrests have been made yet.

An Illinois appellate court ruled that hearings on serious Chicago police misconduct must be public, maintaining transparency but allowing officers to remain paid while cases are pending.