Police Violently Raided Bellwood Village Trustee Candidate's Home All Because Of Prank Call: Are Police Doing Due Diligence?
A 911 prank led to a violent police raid at the home of a suburban political candidate.
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A 911 prank led to a violent police raid at the home of a suburban political candidate.
A social media post ignited a war between a Northwest Side city leader and owners of a building in his ward. CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov dove into what the building's owners are calling a blatant abuse of aldermanic privilege.
The power of a simple touch – it's been an impossibility at Illinois nursing homes during a year of pandemic precautions.
A Chicago Police Department (CPD) officer who bragged on camera about having killed someone spent months assigned to the department's team designed to improve police-community relations.
"If you're being asked for Bitcoin for your vaccine, you're probably going down the wrong path."
"The city of Chicago and the state of Illinois are not on the same page right now."
On Nov. 21, 2019, Maya Kirk was walking back to her office after lunch. It was, as far as she knew, a normal Thursday afternoon. But as she passed alongside the State of Illinois' James R. Thompson Center, around 161 N. LaSalle St. in Chicago's loop, everything changed.
Nearly 13 percent of the entire population of Illinois is fully vaccinated. But CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker discovered there is still a lot of hesitation in one particular community.
With more than 100 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine now administered across the United States, the opportunities for bad actors to intercept vaccines are on the rise.
Five child sex offenders remained free until the CBS 2 Investigators got involved.
"Why are they in their bedrooms? They're all vaccinated. They should be able to come out in small groups."
You've heard a lot about fraud in the state's unemployment system, but you've never heard this: A scammer spills his secrets — how he steals your taxpayer dollars, leaving those desperately needing benefits stuck in limbo.
Chicago Police have launched an internal investigation – admitting they dropped the ball in the case of a 10-year-old girl targeted in a string of sexual assaults.
One year after the pandemic began, Illinois' economy is still struggling to bounce back.
CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov sat down with Gov. Pritzker on Monday to talk about the state of the pandemic in Illinois today, including vaccinations.
