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“There are three things my son lives for,” said Kerry Rodier Gray, who’s 21-year-old son Séamus Gray, a US Navy Sailor, was last seen in Waukegan over the weekend. “He lives for his family, God, and his country. He came here to fight for his country, and now he’s missing. I’d like everyone’s help to find my...

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Here are the top headlines you need to know as you start your day on March 23, 2023.

The search for a missing United States Navy servicemember will continue Thursday morning after new surveillance video from the Waukegan bar where he was last seen continues to raise questions about his disappearance.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Chicago seized over 300 items of counterfeit designer items worth nearly $400,000 on Monday.

A spring storm with lightning and thunder dumped rain and even some small hail while Chicago was sleeping, and more wet weather is on the way Friday and even Saturday.

With heavy downpours, lightning, dense fog, some small hail and a thunderstorm racing through the region early Thursday morning, there’s no doubt that the spring season has officially hit Chicago.

A suburban mother left infuriated by the punishment handed down in the death of her 14-year-old daughter in a 2021 crash has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit, saying that her child’s memory has not been fully honored in the case.

Firefighters responding to a blaze in northwest Indiana this week were horrified to discover more than 80 cats and dogs living inside of a home, and a suburban animal shelter has stepped up to help some of those animals find new homes.

There’s new hope for a far north suburban bakery that announced it would close at the end of the month. A direct result, the owner says, of “horrific attacks, endless harassment, and unrelenting negative misinformation.”

A group of vendors from the Little Village Discount Mall have filed a lawsuit against the mall’s owner and against one of the mall’s management companies, they announced Tuesday.

The Illinois House of Representatives passed a bill with near-unanimous support on Wednesday that would designate the black walnut as the official state nut of Illinois.