The Chicago Police Department is searching for 83-year-old James Charles, missing from the 8000 block of S. St. Lawrence Ave., last seen on December 22, 2024.

The article discusses Chicago's mild holiday weather, with light precipitation and temperatures around 39 degrees, and a trend of mostly cloudy skies expected to continue.

Four people were injured when an SUV hit a taxi and a light pole in West Town, Chicago, and ended on a sidewalk. The accident occurred near the Salt Shed music venue.

Chicago's South Side is closer to getting improved transit with a $5.7 billion L station project, partly funded by a $1.9 billion federal commitment. There is concern over the project's future under Trump's administration.

A jury awarded $66 million to the family of Idalia Corcoles, who died from complications after plastic surgery due to the surgeon’s medical negligence.

Antwon Chambers was arrested by Chicago Police for the murder of a 34-year-old woman, charged with first-degree murder, and awaits a detention hearing.

Chicago firefighters fought a 3-11 alarm fire at Quality Truck & Trailer, with a roof collapse and initial water pressure issues, but no injuries were reported.

The Chicago Police have alerted Austin's 15th District of an aggravated sexual assault by a male suspect with dreadlocks, urging vigilance and community assistance in the investigation.

The Chicago Police Department warns of a spree of burglaries in the 16th District, advising businesses on security measures after a rapid series of break-ins.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured in an early morning shooting on Chicago's South Side; police are investigating with no suspects yet apprehended.

CPD officers and a shooting suspect exchanged gunfire in Chicago. The suspect fired at the police, who returned fire. The suspect was caught, and an investigation by COPA is underway.

A judge dismissed a defamation suit against Jussie Smollett’s former attorney, filed by the Osundairo brothers, over her comments during the actor's legal saga.

The Illinois Commerce Commission approved ComEd's scaled-back $1.5 billion grid modernization plan, reduced from an initial $2 billion proposal, marking a 25% cut but still supporting the state's clean energy goals.