Officer Krystal Rivera of the Chicago PD died after being unintentionally shot by another officer amidst a confrontation with a suspect. Her death has deeply affected the city and her colleagues.

Chicago police are seeking help to find 16-year-old Martez Smith, missing since May 17 from the Englewood area.

The Chicago Police Department alerts about a series of daytime armed robberies in West Garfield Park by a male suspect who targets construction workers.

Chicago police are seeking help to find missing teen J'Mauri Hill, who may require medical attention and was last seen on the 3800 block of N. Spaulding Ave.

Mixed sun and showers with fluctuating temperatures are expected in Chicago, as detailed by the National Weather Service and CBS News Chicago. Moderate air quality is predicted throughout.

Willow James, 11, is healing after a stray bullet wounded her in Harvey while driving home from school. No arrests yet; family and officials seek justice.

DuPage County launches an Animal Protection Unit to enforce animal welfare laws, with a team led by State’s Attorney Bob Berlin, to combat animal abuse and educate the public.

Motorcyclist Rane Pyter died in a collision with a sedan in Buffalo Grove; police are investigating, no charges yet.

A federal court granted a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's planned cuts to AmeriCorps, as sought by Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a 25-state coalition.

Jalonie Jenkins from Streamwood is charged with the murder of his two sisters, with a mental health crisis cited as a possible cause. He awaits trial after being denied pretrial release.

California attorney David R. Lira pleaded guilty to contempt for delaying the distribution of settlement funds to Lion Air crash victims' families. He is associated with Girardi Keese, the same firm involved in embezzlement by Thomas Girardi.

A security guard was shot in an Evanston hospital during a struggle with a mentally distressed man. The situation was contained, and no life-threatening injuries occurred.

The U.S. DOJ seeks to seize $7.74 million in crypto from North Korean IT workers alleged to have laundered funds for their government, involving sophisticated schemes and evasion of sanctions.