Migrants in Chicago

A bus of migrants was dropped off at a Kankakee County gas station Thursday morning, and the driver of the bus erroneously told them they had arrived in Chicago.

Migrant buses arriving from Texas are diverting to suburban areas in response to a recent crackdown by the City of Chicago.

Illinois lawmakers and community leaders are calling for more federal support as migrants continue to arrive in Chicago.

The night before a child died at a crowded migrant shelter in Pilsen, another set of parents there was up worrying whether their daughter would make it through the night.

As the number of migrants in Chicago surpasses 26,000, city officials are cracking down on bus drivers who are violating local laws. Now, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is changing tactics.

It's been six months since migrants first moved into a Chicago Park District facility in Gage Park, and on Tuesday night, residents met to discuss how much longer they'll be living there.

In a Tuesday update, Mayor Brandon Johnson's office revealed more about the death of 5-year-old Jean Carlos Martinez Rivero.

As migrants continue to travel to the Chicago area, the Tinley Park Village Board adopted a new ordinance Tuesday night to deter bus drivers from making unscheduled stops to drop off passengers.

Mayor Brandon Johnson is praising his administration for its handling of the migrant situation, placing blame on Texas Governor Greg Abbott.