Two people were shot outside in Joliet, Illinois; police responded and the victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The motive is unknown, and the investigation is ongoing.

Michael McClain was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a bribery scheme benefitting former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and influencing legislation for ComEd.

Former Shipman trustee Elizabeth Robinson pleads guilty to theft and misconduct, ordered to pay $60,000 and serve probation.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested for a June 10 vehicular hijacking and aggravated battery, as per Chicago Police. He allegedly used a firearm, taking a vehicle and injuring a 39-year-old man.

Hyde Park in Chicago has experienced a surge in anti-Semitic graffiti, leading to a police alert. No arrests have been made, and authorities are seeking information from the public.

Chicago Police found a 2-year-old girl safe after she was abducted at gunpoint by three individuals, including her mother, from the South Side. No arrests have been made yet.

A man was found shot dead in Chicago's South Deering neighborhood, with no arrests made; detectives investigate the incident amidst wider concerns about gun violence.

A Chicago family gifted Pope Leo XIV, who has Chicago roots, with a "Da Pope" t-shirt in Rome, receiving attention online and reflecting the pontiff's connection to the city.

Jewel-Osco recalls deli items due to potential listeria risk from supplier Reser's Fine Foods' breadcrumbs. No illnesses reported, but FDA stresses caution and thorough cleaning.

A pedestrian was hit by a South Shore Line train in Gary, Indiana, causing train delays, but service resumed by 8 a.m. The pedestrian's condition is unknown.

An 18-year-old was killed and a 16-year-old injured in a shooting in Chicago's West Lawn; three suspects were arrested.

A power outage hit Chicago's Belmont Cragin during a heatwave, leaving residents without AC overnight. Power was restored by the morning as the city braced for potentially the hottest day of the year.

Chicago Mayor Johnson has outlined a $40 million initiative to revamp homeless shelters, providing private rooms and enhanced facilities, with funding from federal and city sources.