The decision on converting St. Adalbert Church in Pilsen into a landmark has been postponed, leaving its future uncertain as debates continue regarding preservation versus development.

Former Illinois Attorney General Ty Fahner, a mentor to leaders like Chicago's Mayor Lightfoot, has died at 81. His work included investigating the Tylenol murders.

Garrett Popcorn celebrates its 75th anniversary with a special in-store deal, offering bags of popcorn at $1.75, reflecting on its Chicago legacy and planning new flavors.

Judd Lofchie, an Aurora attorney and ex-council member, announces his mayoral candidacy for 2025 with a focus on fiscal responsibility and economic growth.

A 47-year-old man was shot and killed in North Lawndale, Chicago, with the suspect still at large and the motive unclear, as the city grapples with gun violence.

Two men were shot and killed in separate incidents in Chicago's West Englewood and West Garfield Park neighborhoods, with police currently investigating and no arrests made yet.

Chicago-area schools face a wave of violent threats, prompting lockdowns and remote learning, with multiple arrests including a 12-year-old. Amid increased anxiety, advocates stress gun control to ensure school safety.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder and armed robbery related to a Chicago shooting in June, where a 19-year-old female was shot. He was arrested and now awaits trial.

Two men, Jimier and Jimmie Williams, have been charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery after a Chicago shooting left a 20-year-old injured.

Chicago Police seeks help finding Lester Booker, a missing 12-year-old boy last seen on September 16, near 9500 S. Ashland Avenue. He's 5'8" with a mole on his nose and was wearing a red Nike sweatshirt and blue jeans.

Chicago's weather forecast predicts sunshine with potential thunderstorms later in the week and varying temperatures, alongside advice for travelers to be cautious of morning fog.

Three individuals from the Laynie Foundation Inc. received prison sentences for defrauding Illinois Medicaid of $2.5 million by overbilling for mental health services.

The Illinois Supreme Court heard Jussie Smollett's appeal of his disorderly conduct conviction, with his defense challenging the legality of his re-prosecution.