JoAnn Cunningham, Charged With Killing Son A.J. Freund, Says 'I'd Rather Kill Myself Than Hurt Anybody'
The CBS 2 Investigators are digging into a case that riveted the nation earlier this year.
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The CBS 2 Investigators are digging into a case that riveted the nation earlier this year.
A Chicago police officer accused of shooting his friend in the head and lying about it cannot be fired, according to documents obtained by the CBS 2 Investigators.
"Basically they discriminated against me because of my disability for doing my job. It was the safety of the doctor, the nurses, the public the visitors you know that's my job. I didn't think I was going to get injured in the process."
Chicago FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Jeffrey Sallet gave his first interview since his replacement has been named – and likely his last before he leaves his post on Friday.
A Chicago Public Schools security guard was forced to resign back in 2009 after an investigation found that he sexually exploited a student. But he wasn't charged for 10 years after that.
The victim at the center of the first lawsuit involving the Rev. John Smyth spoke out this week.
The first lawsuit was filed late Monday afternoon accusing the Rev. John Smyth, the disgraced now-deceased longtime leader of Maryville Academy in Des Plaines.
Who was Father John P. Smyth? Was he the portrait of piety or a pedophile priest?
A remarkable discovery about a statue of once beloved Father John Smyth, the longtime leader of Maryville Academy in Des Plaines. It now symbolizes pain for grown men who accuse Smyth of sexual abuse.
The bronze statue came to symbolize pain for grown men who have accused Smyth of sexually abusing them when they were children.
Tanya White is cooking up a catering business in Chicago, but an unexpected ingredient gummed up her plans.
An explosive new report accuses a Chicago Police officer of pulling the trigger on a friend – and lying about it for nearly a decade.
When CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker started asking questions, changes happened fast.
A teenage girl has been fighting two different cancers much of her life, and her family believes a Willowbrook company emitting a toxic gas in their neighborhood is the cause.
Chicago's aldermen have for decades wielded power of licensing, permitting and zoning in their wards, but is that power being abused?