The FBI Chicago and ATF Chicago are seeking public assistance following assaults on federal officers and damage to government property. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information to aid ongoing investigations.
A top Mexican cartel kingpin, wanted in Chicago on drug trafficking charges, was killed in a recent military operation. Authorities confirm he faced indictment in the U.S., highlighting ongoing cross-border criminal efforts.
Kick off January with top entertainment picks: the classic musical “Chicago” returns to stages, stunning ice sculptures dazzle winter festivals, and more exciting events await. Stay tuned for CBS News updates.
Excessive travel spending at Chicago Public Schools doubled post-pandemic, according to a report by the Office of the Inspector General. The surge raises concerns over budget oversight and resource allocation.
FactCheck.org examines former President Trump’s claims on Chicago crime, providing context and data that challenge his statements. The article highlights key nuances often missing in his narrative.
ESPN’s Jesse Rogers breaks down the Chicago Cubs’ prospects heading into the NLDS, sharing insights on key players and strategies. Catch his full analysis on Chicago Sports Tonight, airing on FOX 32 Chicago.
Government remains Chicago’s largest employer in 2026, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. Public sector jobs continue to lead amid shifts in private industry employment trends.
An undocumented Mexican immigrant is in custody after firing shots at Border Patrol agents in Little Village, officials confirmed. The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the incident.
NBC 5 Chicago presents the full list of NHL players competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Discover which stars from top teams will represent their countries on the global stage. Stay updated with player rosters and team lineups.
ICE has intensified aggressive immigration raids across Chicago, prompting concerns from local leaders. Meanwhile, former President Trump signals plans to deploy the National Guard to support enforcement efforts.
WWE® returns to Chicago’s United Center with the thrilling Elimination Chamber® event on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Fans can expect high-stakes matches and explosive action in the Windy City.
The University of Illinois Chicago has announced it will no longer consider race or gender in financial aid decisions and faculty hiring, marking a significant shift in its diversity policies, reports WBEZ Chicago.
Police have charged several teens in a Chicago-area carjacking spree that resulted in two deaths. Authorities say the suspects were involved in multiple violent incidents, prompting heightened community concern.
PFF has ranked Chicago Bears star wide receiver D.J. Moore among the top 10 players at his position for the 2025 season. This recognition highlights Moore’s rising impact and key role in the Bears’ offense.
Chicago’s recent drop in violent crime has experts exploring factors from increased community policing to economic improvements. Analysts debate what’s driving the decline and if the trend will continue.
AbbVie announced a $380 million investment to expand its North Chicago facility, boosting active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing in the U.S. This move aims to enhance supply chain resilience and support drug innovation.
In a thrilling showdown, the U.S. men’s hockey team clinched Olympic gold by defeating Canada in the final. The victory marks a historic win, showcasing American skill and determination on the global stage.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faces a political minefield as negotiations over the city’s budget intensify. Key stakeholders clash on funding priorities, raising stakes ahead of critical deadlines.
A fire erupted at a historic Chicago theater, causing extensive damage and prompting evacuations. Emergency crews responded swiftly, with no immediate reports of injuries. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
As immigration agents increased patrols in Chicago this fall, local communities mobilized to ensure children reached school safely. Efforts included organized rides and neighborhood watch groups to protect vulnerable students.