Marquette Bank in Chicago recovers from a criminal attack, restores ATM services, and continues to offer a personal banking experience, emphasizing fraud prevention and customer communication.

The City of Chicago may face a $100 million bill due to alleged violations of a parking meter deal during former Mayor Lightfoot's term, as arbitration continues.

Brookfield Zoo in Chicago welcomes four baby flamingos with the newest hatching on August 7. Their genders are unknown and their public debut is set for August 19.

Former Alderman Ricardo Munoz may face prison again after a DUI arrest, which could violate his supervised release conditions from a prior wire fraud and money laundering conviction.

A 40-year-old man was fatally shot from a vehicle while on a sidewalk in Austin, Chicago; no arrests have been made yet as police continue to investigate.

A federal judge denied altering the DNC protest route despite protesters' request for closer access to voice concerns about the war in Gaza. Safety and security were cited as reasons for maintaining the current path.

Erick Cameron was arrested in Chicago for a shooting; he faces attempted murder and other charges. His hearing is set for August 13, 2024. The investigation is ongoing.

The Oak Brook Park District received a $1.4 million federal grant for the Ginger Creek Pedestrian Bridge and Shoreline Improvement project, as part of a broader $6 million enhancement plan for local park facilities.

Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois launches a five-year Economic Growth Plan aimed at attracting investments, job creation, and supporting communities for a prosperous future.

Chicago's DPD has opened a new round of Community Development Grants, offering financial aid for construction and rehabilitation projects in the city.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul introduced legislation, signed as SB 3713, to enhance the state's Crime Victims Compensation Program, broadening access and support for survivors of violent crime.

Chicago unveils artist-designed train wraps and murals as part of a public art initiative involving a $11 million investment, aimed at reflecting themes of democracy and inclusion.

Illinois police officer Lewis A. Lacey faces charges of bankruptcy fraud, perjury, and false declarations related to undeclared settlement debts and bankruptcy filings.