Married Couple Dead | Teen Shoved Out Of Moving Car | Feds Patrol Downtown Chicago: IL Weekend

Federal immigration agents made their presence known in downtown Chicago over the weekend as they arrested people based on, among other factors, "how they look," a top U.S. Border Patrol official said.

Meanwhile, more protestors were arrested outside the ICE facility in Broadview.

Plus, a hiker found a local woman's car torched in Arkansas, a murder-suicide occurred in Joliet, a motorcyclist sustained "life-threatening" injuries following a collision, a missing Oak Lawn girl was found, a teen was shoved out of a moving car by a man who had sexually assaulted her.

Married Couple Dead In Clublands Subdivision 'Murder-Suicide,' 4 Children Unharmed: Joliet PD

Joliet police officers converged on the scene in the 1800 block of Burshire Court, a Plainfield mailing address.

Teen Shoved Out Of Moving Car After Pleading With Man, 22, To Delete Nude Photos: Police

The man is accused of sexually assaulting the girl and threatening to share nudes with others if she ended their sexual relationship.

Top Border Agent: People Arrested On 'How They Look' As ICE Comes To Downtown Chicago

Federal immigration agents marched into downtown Chicago Sunday and have been spotted arresting people across various neighborhoods.

Protesters Arrested Outside ICE Facility In Broadview: Reports

At least five protesters have been arrested as of late Saturday night, according to reports.

Hiker Found Hinsdale Woman's Torched Car: Police

The vehicle was discovered burned in another state. The investigation continues, authorities said.

'Life-Threatening Injuries' For Motorcyclist Following Sunday Collision In Libertyville

The motorcycle collided with a sports utility vehicle in Libertyville Sunday evening.

Girl, 12, Reported Missing In Oak Lawn Has Been Found: Updated

Oak Lawn police have located a 12-year-old girl who was reported missing Friday evening

CPD Marine Unit Rescues Dog Stranded In Drainpipe Along Chicago River

Faroe had run off while outside Saturday morning and had gone missing, police said.

No Rain, Summer-Like Warmth Continues For Chicago Area

Meaningful rainfall might hold off until the second week of October, according to the weather service.