Volunteers for rival candidate say Ald. James Gardiner got in their face on sidewalk
The volunteers for aldermanic candidate Marija Tomic spoke exclusively to CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov.
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The volunteers for aldermanic candidate Marija Tomic spoke exclusively to CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov.
"When you look at those numbers, it means that what we do — it works," said Pastor Corey Brooks, chief executive officer of Project HOOD.
The amount of money involved here is not small – it amounts to nearly $400 for each kid.
Adding another layer of woe to the problem is that the hole is now in a different aldermanic ward than it was when this all started.
This comes after months of CBS 2's reporting about a lack of transparency with how the sheriff's office communicated what happened to the public.
A typical law enforcement officer suffers 800 traumas in one career. A typical civilian suffers only five traumas.
Teresa Fornek sued Sterigenics and two associated companies, claiming toxic gas emitted from Stergenics' industrial plant gave her cancer.
No tracking and no reimbursement hurts families in the federally-funded SNAP who are victims of fraud.
Foster parents accused of abuse and neglect have the vast majority of their allegations closed without findings against them.
Cook County Crime Stoppers tonight honored the law enforcement, legal, and municipal leaders who helped bring justice to victims and their families. This year, their work is more important than ever.
Almost 11 percent of babies in Illinois are born too early – and that number has been ticking up slowly since 2011. We wanted to know why – and what can be done to fix it?
Officer Adolfo Bolanos shot 17-year-old Michael Elam Jr. three times in the back, and is facing possible firing over the shooting.
Children being referred to police instead of principals for school discipline has been happening across the country – including Chicago and other parts of Illinois too.
The baby's father was hurt after jumping on the hood of the moving car — trying to stop the suspected thief.
Assessor Fritz Kaegi says if left to his office, the homeowners would not see a hike at all.
