The Chicago Police Department has issued a plea for help in finding Daron Washington, 29, who has been missing since late December 2024 and may need medical assistance.

Illinois passes "Karina's Bill" to confiscate guns from individuals with protective orders, inspired by domestic violence victim Karina Gonzalez and her daughter. The bill was approved by the House, 80-33.

Bears' President Kevin Warren anticipates beginning construction on a new stadium this year, with potential sites being Chicago's lakefront or the Arlington Racecourse grounds.

A collision in Chicago Lawn involved an SUV, a semi-truck, and a pedestrian, leaving the latter seriously injured. The SUV driver received several citations.

The Citizens Utility Board opposes Nicor Gas's proposed $308 million rate hike, arguing it benefits shareholders at customers’ expense. Nicor justifies it for critical infrastructure, while CUB urges shifting to sustainable heating solutions.

Christine S. Eilers was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run that resulted in the death of 24-year-old Austin Stanek.

The City of Collinsville announces IDOT's ongoing Belt Line Road resurfacing, started last year, with ADA upgrades and intermittent construction pauses advised.

Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan testified in his own defense at his federal corruption trial, denying allegations of using his position for personal gain.

Massac County, Illinois, will have a property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for 2024, ensuring fair assessments across taxing districts, as reported by the IDOR.

Chicago Police seek help to find missing 82-year-old Maria Crasovan, last seen January 7 in the 6500 block of N. Artesian. She may be wearing a black jacket and grey sweatpants. Call 911 with information.

Chicago Police issue alert after a series of robberies on the Red Line. Suspects are young males, with incidents at Cermak, 79th, and 95th Street stations.

Illinois lawmakers are discussing hemp and synthetic intoxicant regulations, focusing on youth protection and business growth. Mayor Johnson emphasizes a balance of safety and economic opportunity in the cannabis industry.

Chicago Police alert businesses of burglaries in the 1st and 18th Districts, where burglars used fire hydrant caps to break in and steal cash registers.