Chicago Program Introduces New Way To Build Trust Between Communities, Police
The city came up with the program, based on public forums, surveys and focus groups. It is set to launch this fall.
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The city came up with the program, based on public forums, surveys and focus groups. It is set to launch this fall.
Authorities are asking the public's help in identifying a man who hit a person in the back of the head at the Argyle CTA Red Line Station last month.
Police said a school resource officer quickly determined the 911 call was a false alarm, but officers conducted a thorough search of the school as a precaution.
"I want to be able to be independent like I was."
A new pot of money has been made available for minority-owned businesses that took a major hit throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vermont was the last state to be added to the city's travel advisory on Wednesday. The list now includes every state and territory in the U.S.
Schools in Bartlett were locked down on Wednesday after police in the western suburb were informed of a potentially armed runaway.
The crash killed Dennis Bourassa.
Video first obtained by the CBS 2 Investigators shows Lurry in the back seat of a squad car, handcuffed during a drug-related arrest.
Cleanup efforts were still underway Wednesday morning in Channahon, after heavy winds and rain took down power lines and trees across town on Tuesday.
A Christian school in Kankakee is facing a steep penalty for declining to enforce the mask mandate.
Thousands of ComEd customers in the Chicago area are still without power after storms Tuesday.
Stevenson ran for governor of Illinois twice, losing his 1982 run by just 5,074 votes to Republican Gov. Jim Thompson. It is the closest Illinois election for governor in modern state history.
A man is in custody after an attempted robbery in The Loop early Wednesday morning.
One young man with whom we spoke said high school was boring and he felt like he was surrounded by robots. But his new school takes a different path to graduation.
