Mayor Brandon Johnson announces a 20% boost to youth summer employment, providing nearly 25,000 jobs despite exceeding demand.

Chicago Firefighter Andrew Price remembered after a fatal blaze. City leaders offer condolences, acknowledging his impact on the community.

Illinois State Police amplify training to handle clandestine drug labs, enhancing officers' skills in the battle against illicit substance production.

Chicago's first Black female Commissioner of Public Health, Dr. Olusimbo Ige, brings in vast experience to resolve racial and health disparities.

Peoples Gas proposed 402M rate hike, which could hit low-income families in Chicago, faces scrutiny amid rising disconnection notices.

Chicago's CityKey program, designed to aid refugees, struggles with excessive demand, with the influx of asylum-seekers overwhelming the city's capacity.

Chicago businessman, James Bracken, faces investigations over potential fraudulent operations and exploitative political ties.

Evanston residents contest Mayor Biss 800M Ryan Field redevelopment plan due to noise, congestion concerns, and demand on city services.

Chicago City Council approves a 10-day paid leave policy, criticized by some businesses but hailed as vital worker support.

Chicagos City Treasurer, Melissa Conyears-Ervin, face allegations of misconduct from three city employees amid a heated congressional race.

Dr. Allison Arwady, noted for handling COVID-19 in Chicago, takes director role at CDC, applying her expertise nationally.

The Illinois Senate greenlights new nuclear reactors, a step towards achieving carbon-free power production by 2045, despite environmental concerns.

Mayor supports striking adjuncts at Columbia College, urging for urgent resolution of class merges and course elimination issues.