A man has been arrested for throwing rocks and breaking windows at Gov. J.B. Pritzker's Gold Coast home. No one was injured. This comes after a separate incident months ago involving threats to the Governor in a voicemail.

Chicago's Mayor Johnson and various partners worked collaboratively this past weekend to provide warmth, meals, and supplies to the city's most vulnerable residents.

As the October 16th deadline for FEMA disaster assistance nears, West Side residents are urged to seek support following this summer's record flooding that has already seen nearly 50,000 people receiving over $106 million in aid.

Chicago suburb Aurora has risen from 37th safest city in the U.S. in 2022 to the 25th safest city in 2023. Factors assessed include community safety, natural-disaster risk, financial safety, vaccination rates, road quality, unemployment rates, and crime rates.

Chicago plans to host the NASCAR Street Race again in 2024, raising questions about the financial impact of the previous event and future negotiations.

Chicago welcomes a new era as Bally's Casino opens its doors in the historic Medinah Temple, creating job opportunities and paving the way for a fiscally strong future.

As the 2023 Naperville Community Survey results demonstrate high resident satisfaction, it's important to remember that valid measurements and addressing areas of improvement are crucial for a thriving community.

As thousands of runners and spectators gather for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, the city's police force strategizes to maintain a safe environment for all involved.

In an effort to increase traffic safety and reduce accidents, Cook County Sheriff's Police Department has been granted federal funds to initiate a Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program in 2024.

Chicago becomes the largest US city to independently abolish the subminimum wage for tipped workers, an important step towards addressing income inequality and improving worker conditions.

Chicago institutions stand up against censorship by unveiling a public art piece addressing banned books and launching a forum for free inquiry and expression, encouraging intellectual conversations amidst a rising tide of book ban attempts.

A high school in Yorkville faces an investigation by the Illinois Attorney General after removing the book "Just Mercy" from its English class curriculum and allegedly violating the Illinois Open Meetings Act.

Software giant Blackbaud agrees to a $49.5 million multistate settlement over a 2020 data breach, led by Illinois AG Kwame Raoul. The company will revamp its data security practices to protect consumer information.