The Chicago Police seek help locating missing 22-year-old Seth Moses, last seen at a McDonald's on S. Lake Park Avenue. He has brown hair, brown eyes, and tattoos on his forearms. Call (312)-747-8380 with info.

Chicago Police will increase patrols to target DUI offenses in the Grand Central District from December 14-15, utilizing the BAT Mobile for on-site processing.

McNally's bar in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood is closing after 35 years. The family-run establishment thanked patrons and emphasized its role in the community as a gathering place for both celebrations and commiserations.

James McIntyre, a child advocate, pleaded not guilty to assaulting Rep. Nancy Mace, who claims she was "physically accosted" during an encounter at the Capitol.

A jury awarded $80 million to the family of Da'Karia Spicer, who was killed in a 2020 collision caused by a Chicago police chase, after the city admitted responsibility.

A man was killed in Logan Square after a shootout between a stolen sedan he was driving and a black SUV. He was shot in the head and crashed into two parked cars. No arrests have been made yet.

Two men were fatally shot in a home in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood; both were pronounced dead at a hospital. No suspects are in custody as detectives investigate.

Alisha Richardson pled guilty to wire fraud for creating fictitious employee records at an Illinois nursing facility, leading to a loss of over $100,000.

The Chicago City Council approved zoning for a major CTA Red Line extension and a quantum computing campus, with hopes to bolster economic development and connect communities.

The U.S. and Illinois have filed a complaint against East St. Louis for illegal sewage discharges into waterways, potentially posing health risks. The city failed to prevent overflows and monitor discharges, violating the Clean Water Act.

Illinois AG charges a Chicago man, Shaheed Tamir, with theft and forgery for allegedly stealing over $500,000 from the state's Unclaimed Property Program.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $15.5 million contract to Miami Marine Services for the Brandon Road Interbasin Project to combat invasive carp in the Great Lakes.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources urges vigilance as avian influenza affects waterfowl and requests public reporting of multiple bird deaths.