A man was fatally shot in the abdomen on Chicago's South Side; he died at the hospital. No suspects have been arrested, and the police are investigating.

The ATF will not distribute machine-gun conversion devices in plaintiff states after a lawsuit, leading to the states dropping their motion for an injunction.

Chicago Police seeking help to find missing 22-year-old Zai Mables, last seen near 8000 S. Halsted Ave with bipolar schizophrenia. She has distinct tattoos and was wearing an olive green dress.

Chicago had varied weather, starting with sun and possible showers, then severe storms and tornado potential, followed by calmer and warmer conditions, but with ongoing chances for showers and thunderstorms.

The Chicago Bears extended GM Ryan Poles' contract through 2029, solidifying their leadership. Despite a poor record, the team is focused on building a strong foundation for future success.

Illinois officials declared an end to a measles outbreak with no new cases since May 22, despite a national surge in measles. High vaccination rates are emphasized for prevention.

A fire caused by a malfunctioning carpet fan at Geneva Middle School North resulted in minor damage; no injuries occurred as the fire was quickly extinguished.

Illinois State Farm home insurance premiums to rise by 27% despite an auto insurance rate drop of 5.7%, driven by high claims payouts, with Governor Pritzker challenging the hikes as unfair.

Illinois ranked 13th in CNBC's Top States for Business list, up from 30th in 2019, showing improvements in education, infrastructure, and technology, under Governor JB Pritzker's economic strategies.

A man robbed an individual's cell phone on a CTA bus in Brighton Park, Chicago. Police seek the public's help to identify the suspect described as a Male African American aged 25-30.

Chicago Police issue a warning after a duo conducted violent early morning robberies in Garfield Park and Humboldt Park, using a white Toyota Camry as a getaway vehicle.

Naperville's Centennial Beach is closed after a 27-year-old man was found unresponsive in the water and later pronounced dead. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Ovidio Guzmán López, "El Chapo's" son, is expected to enter a guilty plea in a Chicago federal court on drug charges. His plea deal details are not yet public.