Illinois court upholds health insurance abortion coverage, affirming the Reproductive Health Act provision against a challenge by the Illinois Baptist State Association.

Chicago is hosting a free Selena Quintanilla tribute concert at Millennium Park, featuring local artists, to celebrate the "Queen of Tex Mex" and her musical legacy.

Park Ridge police are searching for a man accused of inappropriately touching two girls. He is described as a white male, 30-45, with red facial hair and arm tattoos. The community is on alert as efforts to locate him continue.

An Illinois couple won $3 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket bought in a Chicago suburb, planning to secure their children's education and retirement.

A mail carrier from Granite City, Phillip E. Tucker, admitted to stealing a Visa gift card from a USPS collection box, facing up to five years in prison.

A 17-year-old in Chicago faces multiple felonies for vehicular hijacking and related offenses after being apprehended by a police task force following a carjacking incident.

A 31-year-old man was shot and killed in West Ridge, Chicago. The shooting took place in an alley at 5:45 p.m. No arrests have been made; investigations are ongoing.

Charter school advocates and the Chicago Teachers Union are heavily funding the Chicago school board elections, possibly eclipsing independent candidates.

Google's upcoming Chicago HQ is prompting infrastructure changes, including reduced sidewalk widths, while maintaining accessibility during the $280 million Thompson Center revamp.

Baggu is opening their first Midwest store in Chicago's Wicker Park, reflecting a retail trend and the city's strong market for the popular reusable bag brand.

A man was shot near a Chicago CTA Blue Line station; it's part of a recent surge in violence linked to the city's transit system. No arrests have been made yet.

Kane County officials and residents discuss the removal of "First Amendment zones" after public outcry, emphasizing the importance of free speech over regulating it on public property.

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi addresses worries about property taxes and a "doom loop" scenario for downtown buildings, suggesting higher-end properties are stable despite increasing residential valuations and the tax burden on homeowners.