Metra's special holiday trains with seasonal decorations and Santa-themed characters are running on select dates starting November 30. Tickets cost $5, must be bought in advance, and go on sale November 11.

Chicago and U.S. retailers anticipate challenges from President Trump's second term, with potential impacts on local infrastructure projects and consumer prices due to proposed tariffs.

Three individuals were charged with multiple felony counts for burglaries and thefts in Chicago, identified by police as responsible for recent incidents, including a gas station burglary.

The article details sunny weather ahead for Chicago, with highs in the 50s and a chance of weekend showers, followed by mild temperatures into the next week.

New details on the Mt. Carmel officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of 16-year-old Uriah Howder are to be released during a press conference today.

The Illinois State Museum's Lockport Gallery will soon open an exhibit with modern artwork by diverse Illinois artists, curated with a fresh perspective.

Illinois State Police and local sheriff launch death investigation of Judge Michael Valentine in Edwards County, leading to one arrest; details remain limited.

Democrat Eric Sorensen wins the 17th District congressional seat in Illinois, defeating Republican Joe McGraw.

McDonald's brings back Spicy Chicken McNuggets in select markets, including Phoenix, Dallas, and New York. The UK and Ireland get a new Chilli Double Cheeseburger, while the Double Big Mac Cheeseburger returns to UK stores for a limited time.

A state trooper was severely injured after being hit by an unlicensed driver on I-57 in Illinois. The driver has been charged with multiple violations.

Zander Glass, 21, was charged with the felony robbery of a 28-year-old woman on a Chicago train. Arrested on November 5, his hearing is set for November 6.

Chicago Officer Enrique Martinez was fatally shot during a traffic stop; a suspect with a criminal history is in custody as the investigation proceeds.

AG Kwame Raoul leads 22 attorneys general in defending a federal law barring felons from owning guns, filing an amicus brief with the 9th Circuit Court.