Highland Park, IL|News|
Gov. Pritzker, Highland Park Mayor Attend Ceremony At White House After Gun Safety Bill Signed
The ceremony comes one week after the tragedy in Highland Park.
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Chicago|News|
Priest Led Crowd To Shelter At Immaculate Conception Catholic Church After Highland Park Parade Massacre
"I turned toward my parishioners and I started just telling them: 'Run! Run! Run!'"
Chicago|News|
Highland Park Smoothie Bowl Shop Owners Thanked By Grateful Residents After Rushing July 4th Paradegoers To Safety
The Meltzers helped countless strangers hide for hours.
Chicago|News|
Three Chicago Men Federally Charged In Separate Carjackings
The FBI-led Violent Crimes Task Force conducted the investigations into both incidents.
Chicago|News|
Boy Scouts 'Jumped Into Action' After Surviving Amtrak Derailment In Missouri
A troop of Wisconsin Boy Scouts were among those who immediately acted to help their fellow passengers.
Bolingbrook, IL|News|
WeatherTech Deadly Shooting Suspect In Court
Charles McKnight, 27, is accused of killing one person and injuring two others.
Oak Park-River Forest, IL|News|
Heather Mack Back In Court For Conspiracy And Obstruction Of Justice Charges In Mother's Murder
She was released from an Indonesian prison in 2021 and immediately arrested again when she returned to Chicago.
Chicago|News|
Police Search For Bucktown Electronics Repair Shop Burglar
The burglary took place at e-Repair on North Avenue near Paulina around 4:30a.m. Tuesday.
Chicago|News|
CPD Vehicle Damaged As Large Crowd Of Teens Gathered On Street In Lakeview
Crowds were dancing on buses and jumping rope in the street on Belmont Avenue near the Red Line station.
Chicago|News|
COPA Releases Video Of Englewood Shooting That Wounded CPD Officer Erik Moreno
Moreno was shot in the arm and torso on June 5.
Niles-Morton Grove, IL|News|
Six Suburban Cook County Voting Precincts To Stay Open Late
Polling places will stay open until 8 p.m. in some areas.
Across Illinois, IL|News|
Rep. Mary Miller Draws Criticism Calling Overturning Of Roe V. Wade Victory For 'White Life'; Says She Misspoke
Miller applauded the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, saying it was a historic victory for "white life."
Chicago|News|
Police Ask For Help To Identify Suspects In Armed Robbery On CTA Red Line
The robbery occurred last week at the 69th Street stop.
Chicago|News|
3 People Shot In Lakeview East; CPD Sergeant Punched Hours Earlier
Police said the shooting took place around 1:30 a.m. at the intersection of Barry Avenue, Clark and Halsted streets.
Chicago|News|
Man Charged After Shooting At Chicago Police Station In Rogers Park
Lanny Cantway, 19, is charged with one felony count of aggravated discharge of a firearm at an occupied building.
Chicago|News|
Metra Adding More Trains Sunday For Chicago's Pride Parade
Passengers can also get unlimited rides all day using a Sunday pass.
Chicago|News|
First Black Owned Bread Company Started By 3 Kenwood Academy Graduates Giving Back To South Side Community
"It took 100 years for Black people to be part of this industry," Charles Alexander said of the Black Bread Company.
Chicago|News|
CPS Launching Summer Meals, LunchStop Programs Next Week
"We know that hunger does not go away when school doors close," CPS CEO Pedro Martinez said.
Chicago|News|
Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez, Wife Loreen Welcome Triplets; Says All Are 'Healthy And Resting Well'
They were born eight weeks early on Wednesday, but according to the alderman, everyone is doing great.
Chicago|News|
Bid To Raise Threshold For Speed Camera Tickets Stalls, As Lightfoot And Allies Push Off Final Vote For Now
Seven aldermen moved to "defer and publish" the ordinance, pushing off a final vote until the next City Council meeting in July.
