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CBS 2's Charlie De Mar has been showing you some drag racers' wild moves for weeks now. But in the latest twist, they're not operating in McKinley Park anymore – they've moved.
On Tuesday night after fired Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder in the death of George Floyd, CBS 2's Jermont Terry talked with the Rev. Wheeler Parker about the lynching and beating of his cousin, Emmett Till, in 1955; the death of George Floyd; and what it all means when it comes to the arc of racial justice.
If you're a Chicago Public Schools teacher, the school board wants to know your vaccination status, right now.
North Park University announced Wednesday that it plans to reopen its campus fully beginning in the fall of 2021.
Medieval Times' Chicago area castle at 2001 N. Roselle Rd. in Schaumburg will be reopening Thursday, bringing dozens of jobs.
A doctor addresses three big questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, including what side effects are normal and which are cause for concern.
Chicago alderman are now faced with daunting task of police reform.
Secret recordings have been revealed in the case against Ald. Ed Burke (14th).
"It is critical that we remove any and all barriers to vaccination."
The state reported that on Tuesday, 140,712 vaccine doses were given in Illinois.
In a rare sighting in the suburbs, a bobcat was recently caught on camera – taking a walk at the Sand Ridge Savanna Nature Preserve in Will County.
"Just being able to get people out and support the cause, that's a lot of power right there."
"This constant, 'He's going to Dallas. He's leaving,' it's just nonsense, and it's destabilizing, and frankly it's insulting," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said of unsubstantiated rumors of Chicago Police Supt. David Brown's ouster.
DePaul University announced Wednesday that it will require students to be vaccinated against COVID-19 if they plan to be on campus in the fall.
"It's been a real difficult time in our community, and what ultimately it demands and deserves is more than prayers and platitudes, but action Mayor Lightfoot," said Ald. Byron Sigcho Lopez (25th)
