Aldermen OK $200,000 Settlement Of Lawsuit Against Two Paramedics For Failing To Treat Man Who Later Died
The family of Charles Myers filed a lawsuit against the city in 2017, accusing the paramedics of negligence.
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The family of Charles Myers filed a lawsuit against the city in 2017, accusing the paramedics of negligence.
There are dozens of puppies up for adoption right here in Chicago.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that it is illegal for an employer to fire someone because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Monday morning, the CTA introduced its new Ridership Information Dashboard, a color-coded guide that shows how crowded bus routes are during certain times of day.
City officials announced Millennium Park will begin to "cautiously" reopen on Monday.
A Chicago high schooler is making a difference in the lives of those feeling isolated during the pandemic.
A U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter jet crashed into the North Sea off the coast of England on Monday, the Air Forces' 48th Fighter Wing confirmed.
Aurora police released dashcam video Monday morning, in response to nearly three minute video clip sparking outrage on social media.
Four big casinos are now open in Northwest Indiana.
Signs are still posted, the lakefront is still closed.
Hundreds of residents in the Lakeview neighborhood were jolted out of bed, by an explosion at a bank.
CBS 2 is Working For Chicago and looking at who's hiring by talking to a career development manager at Flex Jobs.
Tickets are still being sold for some large shows in August, and the city of Chicago is not ready to rule it out.
Chicago Police Department policies are under review as new waves of protests across the country call for police reform.
Home is supposed to be a quiet respite, but for many during the coronavirus quarantine, it was anything but.
