A 39-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Chicago's Douglas neighborhood, near U.S. Congressman Jonathan Jackson's office. No arrests have been made; motive unknown. Police are investigating.

Chicago honored fallen CPD officers in the 93rd St. Jude Memorial March, involving Gold Star families and officers, with a route from Michigan Avenue to Holy Name Cathedral, accompanied by an interfaith service and a 21-gun salute.

A Naperville man, Saifullah Diab, was charged with aggravated battery and home invasion after a March shooting that injured a 53-year-old. He was arrested on May 2 and is now in custody.

A Chicago Police officer was injured and hospitalized after being struck by a motorist who fled a traffic stop in West Garfield Park. The suspect is in custody; COPA is investigating the incident.

The FBI is investigating an armored vehicle robbery at a U.S. Bank in Blue Island by three armed men. No injuries were reported, and the suspects remain at large.

Chicago's Hyde Park area experiences a series of burglaries; police urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.

The Art Institute of Chicago's director, James Rondeau, took leave after an incident on a flight where he allegedly stripped naked. The museum is investigating.

A 15-year-old boy in Chicago has been arrested on charges including aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm, stemming from an armed carjacking incident.

Chicago experiences unpredictable weather with rain expected and a high of 52 degrees. Showers continue tonight, with a clearer Tuesday and mostly sunny rest of the week forecasted.

American Airlines is suing the city of Chicago, arguing that the early gate reallocation at O'Hare Airport unfairly favors United Airlines and violates their agreement.

Chicago faced multiple overnight shootings with five people shot, two fatally, spanning several neighborhoods, highlighting the city's escalating violence.

A fire at a Bolingbrook senior living facility resulted in three hospitalizations, one with critical injuries. The blaze was contained to one unit. Causes are under investigation.

Three teenagers were shot near Chicago Bulls College Prep; a 16-year-old is in serious condition, while two others, aged 15, were less severely injured. No arrests yet as police investigate.