Chicago Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Lincoln Square Stabbing; Wife Pronounced Dead, 12-Year-Old Daughter Witnessed Altercation
Nurmuhammed Inus was charged with the murder of his wife, Mairunnisa Osman, in Lincoln Square, with their daughter witnessing the event. He turned himself in shortly after.
Chicago Braces for Week of Mixed Weather: Showers, Wind Gusts, and Potential Thunderstorms Ahead
Expect varied weather in Chicago with showers, highs near 52°F, and strong winds. The week includes sunny days, potential showers, and a warm-up towards the weekend with possible thunderstorms.
Chicago's La Salle Street Corridor Braces for Major Redevelopment with Affordable Housing and Equitable Growth Initiatives
Chicago initiates a revitalization of La Salle Street, converting offices to housing with a focus on affordability and equity, as Mayor Brandon Johnson continues development plans and encourages minority business participation.
Former President Joe Biden to Reemerge with Keynote Speech at Chicago Disability Advocacy Conference
Former President Joe Biden will give his first speech since leaving office at a Chicago conference focusing on issues related to Supplemental Security Income and Social Disability Insurance.
Richland County Homeowners Maintain Tax Equity as State Sets Property Assessment Multiplier at 1.0000 for Second Consecutive Year
The Illinois Department of Revenue set a 1.0000 property assessment equalization factor for Richland County for a second consecutive year, ensuring fair and consistent property taxation.
Illinois Teens to Benefit from $24M Boost for Anti-Vaping Initiatives After Juul Settlement
Illinois teens will benefit from a $24 million Juul settlement, used for vaping prevention and cessation programs, including Truth Initiative's EX Program, as announced by Attorney General Kwame Raoul.
Illinois Attorney General Joins 21-State Coalition to Defend ACA from Trump Administration Rollbacks
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 21 other AGs opposed Trump administration's proposed ACA changes, including excluding DACA recipients from the exchanges, fearing increased complexity and cost in healthcare access.












