The Chicago native and former first lady will launch "IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson."
The Small Business Administration offices will be moved to locations that "comply with federal immigration law."
"We must not let mischaracterizations and fearmongering obscure the reality that Chicago's crime rates are trending down," Johnson said.
President Trump is preparing to sign an order directing his secretary of education to dismantle the Dept. of Education, sources say.
The Trump administration has put "for sale" signs on hundreds of federal buildings — including nearly a dozen in Chicago.
New report by Truth in Accounting analyzes Chicago's financial report
Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago will appear before a House committee as Trump pushes mass deportations.
IG Witzburg said the mayor's office has demanded that attorneys sit in on interviews "in at least 10 investigations during my tenure."
The Village of Broadview has officially promoted Detective Brandy Johnson to the position of Deputy Chief of Police
Mike Madigan, 82, and a codefendent had been charged with racketeering, conspiracy, bribery, and wire fraud.
"Totally shocked me. I don't know what happened," said Ald. Nicholas Sposato (38th). "I'm guessing they didn't have the votes."
The law stems from the killing of a Chicago mom, Karina Gonzalez, and her daughter back in 2023.
The Bears have said they would contribute $2.3b toward the lakefront stadium proposal, but are seeking $2.4 billion in public financing.
The lawsuit, filed by the U.S. government Thursday, contends the state and its subdivisions are impeding federal immigration laws.
The news comes after a report that president-elect Donald Trump's administration would begin in the city on Tuesday.
Frankie Perez, the chief commercial hearings officer under ex-Assessor Joe Berrios, is charged with taking bribes to reduce property taxes.
Carter's departure comes state lawmakers debate a plan to merge Chicago’s public transit systems ahead of a $771 million budget shortfall.
Ezike admitted breaking the "revolving door" rule by taking a $1 million-a-year job as CEO of Sinai Health within months of regulating it.
Sources said one new element of the effort to pass a budget deal on Monday includes the city cracking down on major sports teams.
Johnson has taken his $300 million property tax hike pitch down to $68.5 million—but some aldermen say this is still too high.
Tom Homan promised mass deportations would begin in Chicago and called on local officials to cooperate or "get the hell out of the way."
Already approved by the state Senate, bill aims to stem rising antisemitic, anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigrant violence with officer training.
The new Cook County state’s attorney pledged to target violent crime with new pretrial detention rules and robust training for prosecutors.
This change in how retail theft cases are charged is music to the ears of small business owners.
Burke replaces outgoing State's Attorney Kim Foxx, who is stepping down after two terms.
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Cook County prosecutors' original deal with Smollett barred further prosecution, the court found, reversing conviction for hate crime sham.
Pritzker defends Illinois as a “safe haven" for abortions, but plaintiffs argue the state’s insurance rules infringe on religious freedom.
A court confirmed the justification of the termination of Alex Wolinski, who landed a job as a cop in Niles after getting fired from CPD.
E. Kenneth Wright and Shannon O’Malley face close retention races — and disciplinary inquiries — over reports they live outside Cook County.
Opioid settlement funds forked over by the parent company of Mariano's are due to be distributed across Illinois to help crisis recovery.
Eileen O'Neill Burke easily defeated GOP rival Bob Fioretti in the Cook County State's Attorney's race, AP reports.
Starting Monday, the city's Smart Streets program will use cameras mounted on city vehicles to ticket drivers who park in bus or bike lanes.
Republican Bob Fioretti accuses Democrat opponent Eileen O'Neill Burke of misrepresenting her "tough-on-crime" stance to voters.
Former Chicago alderman and civil rights attorney Bob Fioretti is running on the republican ticket for Cook County State's Attorney.
This comes after Rev. Johnson posted what's being called anti-Semitic comments and anti-Israel posts on social media.
Former Illinois appellate court judge Eileen O'Neill Burke is seeking the office of Cook County State's Attorney.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sarah Streicker started by saying, "This is a case about corruption at the highest level."
"Fast-Lane" DMV kiosks are being rolled out throughout the state, including Mariano's and Jewel, according to Secretary Alexi Giannoulias.
Three times in 60 minutes, Trump referenced his predecessor, former President Barack Obama as "Barack Hussein Obama."