Avina Clean Hydrogen plans an $820 million SAF production facility in Southwest Illinois, expected to create 150 jobs, align with clean energy goals, and produce 120 million gallons of SAF annually.

The Chicago Police Department alerts about armed robberies targeting food delivery drivers in McKinley Park, with suspects described and the public advised to stay vigilant.

The Chicago Board of Education is set to decide on CPS CEO Pedro Martinez's future amid disagreements with Mayor Johnson over finance and contracts, affecting the district's stability.

A string of commercial burglaries by four masked men has put McKinley Park business owners on alert. The Chicago Police urge heightened security and preservation of crime scenes.

The former head of the Markham Public Library, Xavier Menzies, was sentenced to two years in prison for embezzling over $770,000 from the library. He had raised his salary fraudulently and misused the funds for personal expenses.

Two 18-year-olds, Rashod Louis and Hamata Hampton, have been charged with a spree of armed robberies in Chicago.

Chicago faces a three-part snow system with slick roads, a second round of flurries, and temperatures around 30 degrees Fahrenheit, potentially impacting commutes.

Chicago attorney Gerardo Dean and Felicitas Cordero are indicted for immigration fraud, accused of filing false visa petitions for foreign nationals. They have pleaded not guilty.

A suspect in a Central Illinois triple homicide and the killing of two dogs was fatally shot by police in Berwyn after a confrontation. Authorities confirmed that no officers were injured and an investigation is underway.

The Illinois Department of Revenue announced a tentative property tax multiplier of 1.0271 for Ogle County, affecting assessments and potentially equalizing tax burdens across counties.

An Illinois man received a 10-year prison sentence for his involvement in a large meth trafficking operation, after attempting to smuggle 50 kilograms of meth through a port of entry.

An elderly woman was killed and a man injured in a shooting at their Gary, Indiana, home during an apparent home invasion, where their car was also stolen. Police are seeking information.

Paul La Schiazza, ex-AT&T Illinois executive, awaits a new trial set for June 3 after a hung jury in his bribery case, which is related to a $22,500 payment to a former state representative.