A 64-year-old woman was arrested and charged with two felony counts of hate crime for verbally and physically assaulting a pregnant couple wearing "Palestine" sweatshirts.

Cook County official was arrested for drunk driving after a crash, where she reportedly kept asking police about his "small penis."

Seven counties voted in favor of secession, and in six of those counties, more than 70% of voters were in favor of the measure.

Under the new system, Chicago will have 6,800 beds available for homeless individuals, including new arrivals. Critics argue that capacity may fall short

A Montessori school teacher in Chicago was fired for slapping a child when she "lost her cool," potentially marking the second incident of abuse at the daycare.

Carpenter's "Short n' Sweet Tour' has been full of surprises. An unexpected one took place Chicago when she got a now iconic doll

The runner wanted to train and raise money for a good cause without having to miss spectating the Chicago Marathon, so he's running a "homegrown marathon."

A Chicago fast-food restaurant cashier is charged with shooting two unarmed, unrelated customers 'execution'-style Monday evening.

The number, initially thought to be around 25,000 migrants, is actually expected to be under 1,000

The city recently placed a 60-day limit on shelter stays for incoming migrants.

Daniel Suárez competes for SS-Green Light Racing and is in his eighth season in the NASCAR Cup Series

The city's "mass traffic stop program" intentionally targets the groups, the judge established

Nearly 19,000 people didn't have stable housing in January, compared to some 6,000 the year prior

While the Windy City has spent $300 million on migrant relief, it's seeking up to $1.5 billion in taxpayer money to help build a new Chicago Bears stadium

Some 800 people are set to be impacted by the measure. The locations are usually used to host summer camps and athletic contests

City officials said that over 2,000 people will be evicted by the end of April. There are currently more than 11,000 in its shelters

All of the affected were reported in stable or good conditions

A report by S&P Global concluded that cities like NYC, Chicago and Denver are adjusting their budgets for this, but can struggle without federal support

The man was identified as 23-year-old Romeo Nance and was found near Natalia, Texas by U.S. Marshals

Authorities are delaying evictions and time limits from shelters. Thousands are crossing the border despite the trying conditions

The measure follows a crackdown by the city on "rogue" bus operators, Texas' main mean of taking migrants to other cities

Chicago is now considering new plans to house migrants after the state shuttered its proposed 2,000-person shelter

The resolution allows residents to vote on whether to keep the status. It comes after the city has taken in over 20,000 migrants in just over a year

From moving migrants into housing or helping them register for city ID, learn about nonprofits' actions to help deal with this situation

The most blatant showing of the city's disregard for environmental safety in communities of color came in the 1990s, when the city used North Lawndale, a majority-Black neighborhood, as an illegal dumping group and created a six-story mountain of debris

Brandon Johnson is planning a trip to the southern border to assess the migrant crisis that has already seen the arrival of over 15,000 migrants to Chicago.

Illinois' most populated county introduced a plan to offer residents subsided internet subscriptions. It also intends to invest in infrastructure and education to improve access for Latinos and other marginalized communities.

J.B. Pritzker awarded grants to multiple municipalities to aid migrants arriving in the state. He also addressed Biden on ways the federal government can provide more support for states.

Chicago has received over 15,000 migrants from Texas throughout the past year, and more are expected to arrive soon.

The lawsuit alleges that the CPD engages in racial profiling by disproportionately targeting Black and Latino drivers during traffic stops.