The article informs about Paul Ijiewere, a 64-year-old missing man, last seen on Farwell Ave., and urges public assistance in his search due to his medical needs.

Nobel laureate and Northwestern University chemist Sir Fraser Stoddart has died at 82, known for his pioneering work in nanoscience and molecular machines.

The U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has proposed that alcohol labels include a cancer risk warning to educate the public on the associated health risks.

Electricity was restored in Chicago's South Shore after an outage affected residents during cold temperatures, with ComEd fixing an underground cable fault.

A person was wounded in a Brookfield domestic-related shooting on Sunday night, with the suspect still at large. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening.

A man was critically injured after a shooting in Chicago's Little Village. The 41-year-old was shot in the head and is being treated at Mount Sinai Hospital. No arrests have been made.

Chicago experienced a violent weekend with at least 2 dead and several injured from shootings; incidents included a botched Subway robbery and multiple individuals shot in separate events.

A 62-year-old Illinois man was killed in Mexico, purportedly by a drug cartel, while traveling to buy a stove. His family calls for justice amid regional violence.

Two women were shot in Beach Park; suspects were arrested after a chase involving a stolen Dodge Charger Hellcat. The victims are recovering, and weapons were found in the suspects' car.

Chicago Police warn of armed robberies by individuals in ski masks and dark clothing using a stolen vehicle across various neighborhoods early in the morning.

Chicago faces snow showers and freezing rain, impacting travel and leading to school closures. The city expects 1-2 inches of snow with temperatures near 30 degrees. The wintry conditions are likely to persist.

Two individuals were arrested after a drive-by shooting injured two women in Beach Park, leading to high-speed chases and a police search involving canines and drones. Weapons were recovered, and investigations continue.

Rodessa Barrett Porter, the last of the Barrett Sisters, passed away at 94 after a stroke. She was a Chicago gospel legend with international influence.