10-year-old boy allegedly fires shot at Chicago police during in Beverly
A 10-year-old boy was taken into custody Monday after allegedly firing a shot at Chicago police officers on the city's South Side.
Illinois AG condemns Republican letter on race-based hiring practices
Kwame Raoul is joining other Democratic attorneys general in denouncing a letter warning America's biggest companies against using race-based hiring practices.
Neighbors speak out after plane's emergency evacuation slide falls from the sky
An investigation is underway after an airplane's emergency evacuation slide fell into the backyard of a home near O'Hare International Airport on Monday.
Illinois Instagram users can receive settlement money from class-action lawsuit
Illinois Instagram users may be eligible to collect a portion of a proposed $68.5 million settlement from a new class-action lawsuit.
Anti-theft measures: Inside Walgreens' high-tech South Loop store
Retailers have had enough with brazen, regular thefts at stores from coast to coast.
Family of Reginald Clay Jr. holds press conference after fatal foot pursuit incident
The family of Reginald Clay Jr. is holding a press conference outside the 11th District Chicago Police Station on Thursday.
COPA releases details of sexual misconduct investigation between officers, migrants
Chicago's police oversight agency provided an update Tuesday on their investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving officers and migrants housed at city police stations.
Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans calls for alderwoman's job over controversial tweet
The Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans is calling for the job of 33rd Ward Alderwoman Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez over a tweet she posted last month.
Chicago kitten killer ? winning Powerball ticket ? Apple Airtag involved in murder
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Chicago police union to challenge Mayor Johnson in court over parental leave discrepancy
The union representing Chicago police officers say they deserve the same amount of parental leave as Chicago's public school employees.
Activists demand transparency in investigation of Chicago cops, migrant alleged sexual relations
Another activist group is calling for transparency during the investigation into alleged sexual misconduct involving four Chicago police officers and a migrant.
Meta removes ICE-tracking Facebook page in Chicago at the request of the Justice Department
Meta has removed a Facebook page used to track the presence of immigration agents at the request of the Department of Justice.
Transit budget shortfall takes center stage as Illinois lawmakers hold fall veto session
State lawmakers are also expected to discuss the transit fiscal cliff during this veto session, which runs through the end of the month.
Man dies after jumping out of moving Red Line train, hitting third rail
A man died after forcing open the doors of a moving Red Line train and jumping out on the tracks, temporarily halting service Tuesday morning.
CTA proposes first fare increase since 2018 as lawmakers weigh funding bill
Riders of CTA buses and trains will likely be paying more next year as state lawmakers weigh a huge funding package to avoid significant service cuts due to the loss of federal pandemic dollars.
CTA proposes first fare increase since 2018 as lawmakers weigh funding bill
CTA riders might be paying more for bus and train next year as the transit agency faces a fiscal cliff.
Chicago transit funding tops list of priorities for state lawmakers during veto session
Lawmakers return to Springfield for their veto session aiming to pass funding to prop up the state's transit system.
Chicago transit funding tops list of priorities for state lawmakers during veto session
State lawmakers return to Springfield this week for the fall veto session with some important outstanding issues to tackle, like transit funding, insurance, and legislation related to a new Bears stadium.
Indiana man accused of exposing himself to Uber driver during ride
Indiana State Police have arrested a Gary man accused of exposing himself to an Uber driver during a ride earlier this month.
Full interview: JB Pritzker on ICE, CBP in Chicago
Paris Schutz interviews Illinois Governor JB Pritzker one-on-one on ICE and CBP in Chicago.