Chicago Public Schools' Board of Education requires the district's next leader to be an educator with teaching credentials, shifting away from the CEO model. The board postponed a vote on a pension payment amid contract negotiations.

A coalition, led by Get Covered Illinois, urges Congress to maintain enhanced premium tax credits, highlighting the risk of significant health insurance cost increases for Americans without these credits.

Tiara Lee-Roberts is charged with first-degree murder for a fatal CTA platform shooting in Chicago. The motive remains unclear as the judicial process begins.

An 8-year-old boy was killed and his 5-year-old brother injured in a Chicago shooting; a relative was detained and a firearm was recovered at the scene.

Chicago Police Department requests information on missing 25-year-old Tyler Parker, last seen in South Ashland, potentially needing medical attention.

Chicago's public transportation is at risk, with the RTA warning of up to 40% service cuts by 2026 if a $770 million budget gap is not closed, affecting CTA, Metra, and Pace services.

Chicago Police alert public of pharmacy burglaries by two males in a white Jeep, advising businesses on security measures and requesting community vigilance.

Chicago faces a week of changing weather with temperatures rising then dropping, including windy conditions and possibilities of rain and snow showers. Weekend may bring sunshine with cooler-than-normal temperatures.

Chicago police shot a man in the Pullman neighborhood; details were initially unclear, including what led to the shooting. An investigation is underway.

O'Hare Airport's transit system was offline during spring break travel, leading to shuttle buses being deployed and calls for travelers to anticipate delays.

Chicago Police to increase DUI patrols in the 5th District on the South Side, focusing on impaired driving, speeding, and seat belt compliance, using the BAT Mobile Unit for processing.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and the DCEO announced $57 million in grants for renewable energy and efficiency projects to support clean energy jobs and businesses, especially in disadvantaged communities.

Luis Vargas, 24, faces charges including three counts of attempted first-degree murder after a shooting at a Chicago liquor store injured five people.