Chicago Police are seeking help to find missing 16-year-old Seth Abarca last seen on W. 65th St. He is Hispanic, 5’1”, 140 lbs, with hazel eyes and brown hair.

Chicago experiences a mild and windy day with temperatures reaching the mid-50s. Strong winds prompt a wind advisory. Colder weather is expected to return over the weekend.

The Illinois Department of Revenue maintains Warren County's property assessment multiplier at 1.0000, ensuring fair tax distribution across local districts.

A juvenile was arrested for a string of robberies and aggravated batteries on Chicago trains, with multiple victims on January 5, 2025. He faces felony charges.

A multi-vehicle crash in McHenry County, involving a Chevrolet Equinox, a Ford Van, and a Honda CRV, resulted in several injuries, with a teenage driver in critical condition.

Doug Scott has been reappointed as Chairman of the Illinois Commerce Commission by Governor JB Pritzker, with the Senate confirming his five-year term.

The Illinois Department of Revenue announced a new property assessment equalization factor of 0.9455 for Bond County homeowners to ensure fair property value assessments.

Richard Lewandowski, ex-Worth Township trustee, received probation and a fine for failing to file tax returns in 2017 and 2018, while aiding political corruption probes.

Chicago Police to run a DUI Saturation Patrol in South Chicago, focusing on impaired driving and other traffic violations, from March 1-2, using speed detection technology and possibly a BAT Mobile Unit.

Chicago Police issued an alert about armed robberies in several neighborhoods, involving assailants with handguns demanding property and using stolen vehicles to flee. Residents are urged to be vigilant and avoid confrontation.

The Chicago Police Department is looking for missing 5-year-old Terianna Miller, last seen February 12, 2025. Her biological mother is suspected of unauthorized removal from school.

Acero Schools community in Gage Park faces an immigration arrest and potential school closures, creating fear and prompting protests for safety and stability.

The Northern District of Illinois collected over $100 million from civil, criminal, and asset forfeiture cases in Fiscal Year 2024, as announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Morris Pasqual.