Smash-and-grab crew crashes jeep into River North gas station, steals ATM
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A group rammed a Jeep into a gas station in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, stole an ATM, and fled in another vehicle, with no injuries reported as police investigate.

Chicago police officers among 8 injured in South Side crash

Two Chicago police officers and six other people were injured in a crash Tuesday morning in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.

Chicago-area trucking company accused of underpaying drivers, unsafe practices
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The U.S. Department of Transportation has been cracking down on trucking violations as part of a nationwide push in recent months to improve safety. Earlier this year, officials said Operation SafeDRIVE resulted in nearly 2,000 unqualified truck drivers and vehicles being taken off the road. 

Trump vs. Pope Leo, teen trends and millionaire tax | The Chicago Report
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President Trump is sparring with Pope Leo over the Iran War, one Chicago alderman spoke with Meta about teen trends and more, coming up on "The Chicago Report." 

Transwestern says 31% of downtown space available for rent in Chicago | The Chicago Report
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Downtown Chicago's office market has taken a hit since the COVID-19 pandemic, but now we're seeing a shift. After the pandemic and the shift to remote working, there's less foot traffic and less people working from the Loop. Joining us now to break it all down is real estate expert Lee Golub and Kimberly Beres.

Illinois voters back plan to shift data center energy costs, poll finds

If your electric or water bill feels higher and you cannot quite explain why, a new Illinois poll points to data centers and growing demand, along with a proposed fix called the POWER Act.

Illinois voters back plan to shift data center energy costs, poll finds
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If your electric or water bill feels higher and you cannot quite explain why, a new Illinois poll points to data centers and growing demand, along with a proposed fix called the POWER Act.

Chicago leaders push Meta for stronger action on teen gatherings

City leaders are taking a new approach to stopping large teen gatherings by working directly with social media companies. 

Michael Jackson movie screens in Gary, Indiana
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"Michael," the biopic of pop superstar Michael Jackson, is getting an exclusive screening in the artist's hometown of Gary, Indiana.

Feds crack down on trucking industry, Elmhurst company sued
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Federal officials say a nationwide enforcement push has already taken nearly 2,000 unsafe drivers and vehicles off the road. Now, allegations against a suburban Chicago company are coming to light.

What the 'Big Beautiful Bill' means for medicaid in Illinois
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Cook County health officials are warning that hundreds of thousands of residents are in danger of losing their health coverage under new medicaid rules. Paris Schutz reports.