'They Had The Guns Pointed At Me;' Another Chicago Family Wrongly Raided, Just 1 Month After Police Created Policy To Stop Bad Raids
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CBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini found a pattern of Chicago police officers raiding the wrong homes.
A new roadblock has been thrown up for contract workers getting unemployment benefits.
"How is this able to happen?"
"We cannot complain if we're not gonna get involved."
Police and child protective services are scrambling to explain why multiple men who sexually abused a 10-year-old girl remain free, even though the suspects are known.
For most of us, you work a day, you get paid for a day. But Illinois law says if you work a day, you get paid for an entire month - if you're a state lawmaker.
At the beginning of the day Wednesday, we planned to lead our "Hour 18" newscast with more on a proposal by several members of the City Council tackling bad police raids. But then, Mayor Lori Lightfoot threw a curveball with a new plan on her part.
Members of City Council are pushing for stricter search warrant reforms
A mother of three was struck and killed while walking just a few blocks from her home in Englewood Monday afternoon.
There was a small victory this week for a group of restaurants fighting to have insurance companies pay out certain COVID-19 claims.
A federal appeals court has thrown out a $44.7 million judgment against the city of Chicago, awarded by a jury more than three years ago over off-duty Officer Patrick Kelly's shooting of his friend, Michael LaPorta, after a night of heavy drinking.
Being a sick kid is hard, and taking care of one can be a full-time job. So why are so many critically ill children in Northwest Indiana having to be driven hours to see the specialists they need to survive?
