Man Threw Bananas At People, Slashed Someone At River North 7-11, Police Say
A man first began throwing bananas at people, and then slashed someone in the face, at a 7-11 store in River North early Saturday, police said.
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A man first began throwing bananas at people, and then slashed someone in the face, at a 7-11 store in River North early Saturday, police said.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot paid a visit to Gately Stadium in the Roseland community Saturday to cheer on Simeon Career Academy, as the Wolverines played and won in the Illinois football playoffs.
It's the goal of all athletes to make it to the postseason – but that dream was in jeopardy for hundreds of students in the Chicago Public Schools thanks to the teachers' strike. But on Saturday, that had all changed and the finish line was in sight.
The Chicago-based 7th U.S. Court of Appeals voted this week not to rehear a case over a block on a 2017 Indiana law restricting abortions.
Police on Saturday were searching for a 14-year-old girl who was last seen the day before in the West Lawn community.
A Portage, Indiana man was arrested early Sunday after being caught going 142 mph down Interstate 80/94, Indiana State Police said.
Indiana State Police arrested a Hammond man early Saturday after a chase through four different Northwest Indiana municipalities.
The toll of a Ponzi scheme left a father dead and grieving daughter fighting for justice.
The Better Business Bureau on Saturday warned of a suspected gift card scam that has targeted women around the country.
A man was shot and critically wounded early Saturday in the Rosemoor community, police said.
A pickup truck slammed through the Chamber of Commerce building in far northwest suburban Antioch early Saturday morning.
A 29-year-old woman was in custody Saturday morning after a crash involving a Chicago Police sport-utility vehicle in Lawndale.
"She's a child of Little Village. We love her, care for her and pray for her."
They thought it was a good bet, but instead their life savings were wiped out and families ruined. CBS 2 Investigator Pam Zekman reports.
The problem keeps getting bigger and more expensive. Ald. Lopez said the 15th Ward spent almost $250,000 last year on the problem.
