Family, friends say goodbye to legendary Chicago disc jockey Pervis Spann
Family and friends gathered Wednesday to remember the legendary Chicago disc jockey.
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Family and friends gathered Wednesday to remember the legendary Chicago disc jockey.
The Proviso Teachers Union and Proviso High School District 209 in the western suburbs have reached a tentative agreement to end a teachers' strike.
For Chicago native Jerome Randle, the war in Ukraine hit very close to home. The Hales Franciscan graduate was in his second stint playing professionally there and even represented the country on their national team.
On Thursday morning, a polarizing event is set to commence – the giveaway of $1 million in gas.
Wednesday's school board vote sets the first day of the next school year as Aug. 22.
The mother of Pastor Dr. Bryron Brazier of the Apostolic Church of God, Esther Isabelle Brazier, died over the weekend.
The payout had been stalled for a month by a group of aldermen, despite city attorneys' repeated assertions Wright and her companions had done nothing wrong to warrant being detained by police.
There were a few hiccups with the electronic voting system on the first day, as some aldermen needed help getting their iPods connected to the City Hall network, or with going through the steps to cast and verify their votes.
Several aldermen criticized the makeup of the special committee, saying it should include council members whose wards might end up calling the casino home.
Police on Wednesday identified a man whose body was found decomposed in an Englewood home this week.
CTA Red Line trains were delayed Wednesday when a raccoon got onto the tracks in the State Street subway section of the line downtown.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, isolated thunder possible.
You can watch the entire funeral on our digital streaming network CBS News Chicago, beginning at noon.
The Chicago office of the FBI is asking for help identifying a man wanted in connection with assaulting a federal officer during the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
The Board of Education that oversees Chicago Public Schools, is meeting today on whether to approve of a $1.5 million settlement.
