A school bus crashes into a house in Skokie, causing structural damage and involving another vehicle. Details on the cause and any passengers are not yet released as the investigation continues.

The YWCA pool in Evanston is closed due to a Legionnaires' disease outbreak linked to its water system, with health officials advising exposed individuals to seek medical advice.

A 15-year-old was charged with felonies and a misdemeanor linked to robberies and aggravated battery on Chicago's transit system. Her identity is not disclosed due to her age.

The former CEO of a Chicago hospital, George Miller, has been charged with conspiracy for allegedly directing contracts to certain companies for kickbacks.

Human remains were found in a box in Chicago's Garfield Park, prompting an investigation by Area Four detectives to identify the victim and circumstances.

An 8-year-old boy was shot in the chest in Chicago's Ashburn neighborhood and is in fair condition, with police investigating and a person of interest released without charges.

The CTA has proposed a $2.1 billion budget for 2025 to maintain fares and enhance service, while facing a looming budget deficit when federal COVID-19 relief funds end in 2026.

Cook County's fiscal year 2025 budget proposal by President Preckwinkle focuses on equity, recovery, maintaining services without tax hikes or cuts, and incorporates strategic spending and planning for a robust economy.

Law enforcement responded to a shooting in Wonder Lake, injuring two. The McHenry County Sheriff's Office declared no public threat and is investigating.

Illinois Commerce Commission approved new railway crossing safety measures in Northwest Illinois, with automatic warning gates to be installed at several crossings.

Illinois AG charges a Quincy woman with sexual assault and child pornography offenses, with potential for lengthy prison sentences. The case, under Kwame Raoul's initiative, is ongoing with the next court date set for October 11.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul advises donors to be cautious of scams when contributing to hurricane relief efforts, emphasizing the importance of researching charities and their effectiveness in aiding affected areas.

CDPH promotes COVID-19 and flu vaccinations ahead of winter, with health officials publicly receiving shots to encourage community participation in clinics and other venues.