Chicago Police Seek Public's Help in Search for Missing 81-Year-Old Bobby Allison
The Chicago Police are seeking help to find Bobby Allison, 81, who went missing on May 12. He may need medical help and is known to visit 5600 S. Halsted. Call 911 or 312-747-8380 with NIC # M25A8216 if you have information.
Chicago Gears Up for More Severe Weather Amid Power Outages and Cleanup Efforts
After severe weather in Chicago, residents anticipate more storms amid power outages and damage. Winds surpassed 60 mph, and hail reached over 2 inches. The National Weather Service forecasts a 30% chance of more storms with a calmer weekend ahead.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Announces Over $10 Million in Grants to Combat Food Deserts and Bolster Local Economies
Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois has announced over $10 million in grants to combat food deserts and support local economies, funding grocery store construction and upgrades.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Leads Charge Against Trump's Birthright Citizenship Ban in Supreme Court Showdown
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul challenges President Trump's order to end birthright citizenship, asserting it violates the 14th Amendment and joined by other states, takes the fight to the Supreme Court.
Children and Chicago Police Officers Hospitalized After Englewood Collision, Driver Cited for Multiple Violations
A vehicle collision in Chicago injured two children, two police officers, and a female driver. The woman was cited for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle and driving without a license and insurance.
DeKalb Man Sentenced to 45 Years for 2021 Attempted Murder in DuPage County
A DeKalb man, Ahmad Steele, was sentenced to 45 years for shooting a man in the face in 2021. The victim, who later died of unrelated causes, had to undergo five surgeries. Steele must serve 85% of his sentence before parole eligibility.
Illinois Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Ex-Sangamon Deputy's Pretrial Release in Sonya Massey Murder Case
The Illinois Supreme Court is considering whether to grant pretrial release to Sean Grayson, a former deputy charged with Sonya Massey's murder. Arguments were heard about possible home confinement and electronic monitoring.












