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.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and attorneys general from 18 states oppose HUD's rule change, arguing it undermines fair housing efforts and legal obligations to combat segregation.

Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago is participating in the papal conclave, with speculation of him possibly being the first U.S. pope. Experts suggest a faster conclave outcome due to pre-conclave meetings.

President Trump has signed an executive order to cut federal funding to the CPB, impacting NPR and PBS, citing "bias" and "woke propaganda." The order's legality is being contested by CPB.

Chicago Police alert businesses about a spate of armed robberies with suspects in a grey SUV and urge the public to report incidents and remain vigilant.

Chicago Police issued a missing person alert for 28-year-old Maliq Hines-Hakande, last seen on April 28, 2025, in the 2200 west block of Division Street.

Chicago's weather forecast includes variable conditions with showers, windy and sunny moments, and a gradual warming trend towards consistent spring weather by the end of the week.

George Ryan, former governor of Illinois, passed away at 91. He was known for his death penalty moratorium and a corruption conviction that resulted in prison time.

A school bus crash in Chicago injured 17 students and 2 drivers; all are in fair condition. An SUV attempting a turn was hit by the bus. The SUV driver is cited, pending investigation.

Chicago's Mayor announced the SAFE Transfer Pilot Program to provide emergency housing for survivors of gender-based violence, as part of a commitment to safety and equity in housing.

Illinois celebrates World Trade Month following a record $81 billion in exports for 2024, a 2.5% increase from 2023 and 32% since 2019, with growth attributed to its workforce, infrastructure, and global trade relationships.

The U.S. Department of Education is probing Evanston-Skokie School District 65 for alleged racial discrimination tied to "privilege walks" and related activities.

Darla Smith sues two crematories over alleged mishandling of her husband's remains, with concerns regarding the condition and identity of the remains provided.