Chicago is experiencing a warm spell with temperatures near 90 degrees and intermittent storm chances, including possible gusty storms with downpours in the forecast.

Chicago police released a person of interest in a fatal altercation at CTA Clark/Lake with no charges. The incident resulted in the death of an unhoused man, Robert Harper. The case is ongoing, with no current additional suspects.

A Zion man was arrested for possessing child pornography after a tip from an online service led detectives to his residence, where K9s found incriminating digital content.

DHS vehicles unexpectedly occupied the parking lot of a Puerto Rican arts museum in Chicago, raising community concerns of intimidation.

Springfield's downtown sees multiple small business closures, with owners like Elizabeth Wake citing poor traffic and safety concerns. Mayor and DSI aim to provide support amidst these challenging times.

Mexican national Julio Zarate-Ocegueda was sentenced to six months for reentering the U.S. after removal. His case highlights U.S. immigration complexities.

A collision on I-55 in Bolingbrook caused morning delays; injuries were reported, with lanes reopening by 11 a.m. after a 5:15 a.m. incident. The cause is under investigation.

Due to severe health issues, former Chicago alderman Carrie Austin was deemed unfit for trial on corruption charges, while her ex-chief of staff faces legal proceedings.

Heavy rains in Chicago caused widespread flooding, submerging roads and prompting water rescues, with over 5 inches falling in some areas in under 3 hours.

New York's Katz's Delicatessen hosts a pop-up in Chicago, offering its famous pastrami sandwiches at Bub City. The event, part of the Windy City Smokeout festivities, extends to a second day due to high demand.

The Village of Gurnee has ended its Red-Light Photo Enforcement Program, noting a drop in traffic collisions since its inception in 2009. Despite initial success, issues with maintenance led to the decision.

A large gathering of teens at a Glen Ellyn public pool resulted in disruptions and at least one misdemeanor arrest for fireworks possession and related charges.

The DHS has ended the requirement for travelers to remove their shoes at airport screenings, citing advances in security technology and a new "layered" safety approach.