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.

A chemical release at PEMEX's plant in Deer Park resulted in two deaths and 35 people needing treatment; a shutdown and shelter-in-place were enacted.

Mayor Brandon Johnson promotes Chicago for global economic growth, targeting London's business sector for opportunities in fintech, insurtech, and climate initiatives.

Markell Hightower has been charged with multiple felonies, including armed robbery and shooting a woman, after his arrest in Chicago by a joint law enforcement task force.

Chicago Police warn about armed robberies linked to dating app meet-ups where victims were led to vacant buildings and threatened or robbed by assailants. The public is advised to be vigilant about meeting arrangements.

The Chicago Police Department is seeking assistance in locating 10-year-old Malik Williams, last seen near Deneen Elementary School. He is described as 4 feet tall, with brown eyes and black hair.

A 16-year-old has been charged with armed robbery at a Chicago CTA Red Line Station. He allegedly robbed a woman with accomplices who are still at large.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Chicago, with increased fire risks due to dry conditions and gusty winds, potential thunderstorms, and hazardous lake conditions for boaters.

Warner Bros. Discovery will open a Harry Potter store in Chicago on the Magnificent Mile, offering merchandise, interactive displays, and original film props.

A 7-Eleven in Chicago sold a Lotto ticket winning a $1 million jackpot, marking the 14th Lotto millionaire in Illinois this year. The winner has a year to claim the prize.

Mayor Tiffany Henyard is suing Dolton leaders and the Park District over a meeting she claims was improperly held, alleging it violated the Open Meetings Act.

CPS CEO and CTU urge Chicago's mayor to use TIF funds to help close the district's budget shortfall amid ongoing debates on city finances and education funding.