An armed robbery took place at CTA Red Line's 35th Street station, where a male victim was assaulted and robbed by a suspect who is currently sought by Chicago Police.

Cook County introduces a $11.5 million Water Affordability Program with Elevate, funded by ARPA, to provide financial aid and services to residents struggling with high water bills.

Chicago Police arrested Victor Bradford for a May murder. He faces charges including first-degree murder and illegal weapon use. His detention hearing is set for the next day.

The Chicago Police Department is searching for a male suspect involved in an early morning shooting on S. Canal St. using surveillance footage for identification.

Chicago's first school board election features 32 candidates on the ballot, with campaigns funded by varying sources, including personal loans and contributions from friends, family, and political entities.

Severe weather in Chicago causes widespread damage and power outages, with over 15,000 households affected and significant debris in areas like Evanston.

Resurfacing of Chicago's DuSable Lake Shore Drive begins next week, causing lane closures and overnight shutdowns, and impacting traffic till late October.

Brookfield Zoo in Chicago euthanized a 24-year-old bison named Judy, following a decline in health. A Native American blessing ceremony honored her before she was put to rest.

Two sisters raised money for Chicago Sky basketball tickets through their lemonade stand and received a $2,000 donation, ensuring a limo ride and dinner.

Chicago Police Department announces DUI Saturation Patrols in Jefferson Park and Rogers Park districts, focusing on impaired drivers and traffic violations.

Two people were injured in a South Shore, Chicago apartment shooting with no suspects in custody as police investigate the connection between the victims.

Two men in Michigan City have been charged with animal neglect involving the heat stroke deaths of nine dogs during transport. Arrest warrants have been issued.

A Cook County judge is ordered to take training after enforcing a controversial cellphone ban, which involved a law clerk's nine-month exclusion from the courthouse.