Migrants in Chicago

Two cases of measles have been reported in Chicago this week, including a young child staying at a Pilsen migrant shelter, the city's first cases in five years, according to the Department of Public Health.

A Venezuelan migrant and alleged cartel member was charged in connection with a drive-by shooting last month in the Little Village neighborhood, officials announced Tuesday.

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Migrant families living in Chicago are facing a serious problem that's putting their child's safety at risk – a diaper shortage.

Chicago's Asian community is celebrating the Lunar New Year by welcoming a number of migrant asylum seekers.

Gomez-Mendoza allegedly told police that he wants to go back to Venezuela and will "do whatever that takes," even if that means "beating up a police officer or hurting a civilian."

During Wednesday's State of the State address, Governor JB Pritzker pressed his case that caring for asylum seekers is a moral imperative. However, some Republicans argue taxpayers shouldn't be asked to dig any deeper to support non-residents.

Five Venezuelan migrants have been charged with theft from two separate Oak Brook stores on Tuesday.

Chicago has closed four migrant shelters in the past week and a half as the number of migrants arriving in the city slows.

Governor J.B. Pritzker will give his sixth state budget address Wednesday, and if Illinois continues to spend as it has been, the state will face a near $900 million deficit.

A new database aims to show how tax dollars are being spent on asylum seekers in Illinois.

It's a battle of budgets.