Cook County sheriff's investigators searched the Ford Heights Municipal Hall on Thursday, removing boxes of evidence as part of an undisclosed investigation by the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
The Indiana Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether Richard Allen received a fair trial in his 2024 murder conviction, a case that centers not on his guilt or innocence but on whether legal errors affected the outcome of the proceedings.
A father and his two sons were hospitalized in serious to critical conditions after a fire in a Portage Park three-flat that displaced 15 residents and two pets, according to the Chicago Fire Department.
The sights and sounds of Mexican Independence Day returned to Little Village on Sunday as thousands of people lined 26th Street to celebrate their heritage, culture and community.
A federal trial opened this week for Luis Uribe, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent stationed at O'Hare airport who is accused of sexually assaulting and robbing four women.
Nearly one year after "Operation Midway Blitz" swept through Chicago, businesses in Little Village say the neighborhood continues to feel its effects with economic losses and community fear.
More than six years after her release from prison, exonerated Chicago woman Marilyn Mulero has opened a West Side home for women who have been wrongfully convicted or who have spent more than a decade behind bars.
A group of Chicago teenagers was among those unable to attend the March on Washington after charter buses scheduled to take participants from Indiana to the nation's capital were canceled at the last minute.
Tommy Schaefer will remain in federal custody after a judge denied a request for his release pending trial and postponed the start of the case until March.
Tommy Schaefer will remain in federal custody after a judge denied a request for his release pending trial and postponed the start of the case until March.
Activists and local officials questioned what appeared to be agents' decision to use their vehicle to stop a blue pickup truck on a busy expressway off-ramp.
Boykin has filed a complaint with the Cook County inspector general accusing Pappas of intimidation and official misconduct following a dispute over a letter related to the Chicago mayoral race.
More people received removal orders from Chicago's immigration court last month than anywhere else in the country, according to court watchers and data. Thursday morning, 125 people were summoned to a single courtroom.
A humanitarian initiative at M&R Printing Equipment in Roselle is bringing together Venezuelan artists from across the United States to create T-shirts for people affected by last month's earthquakes in Venezuela.
A Lakeview homeowner has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over an October immigration enforcement operation at his property, alleging agents entered without a warrant and caused significant damage.
A 14-year-old girl who was preparing to start high school was among four teenagers killed in a high-speed crash Sunday morning in Bedford Park, according to Chicago police and family members.
