A Tale Of Two Black Communities: New York City's Harlem and Chicago's Bronzeville.
They are similar, yet distinctly different: New York City's Harlem and Chicago's Bronzeville.
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They are similar, yet distinctly different: New York City's Harlem and Chicago's Bronzeville.
While sunny, Saturday is going to be a windy day with cold temperatures.
Chicago public health officials are encouraging residents to get a flu shot before the end of October.
A 44-year-old northern Illinois man has been arrested on charges that he stole thousands of dollars from a youth baseball team in a league he once ran.
A customer recorded a rodent in the deli section of the Food 4 Less in Alsip this week.
Stephan was on his way to help another trooper when he crashed.
Purdue University bans all gambling on school sports by members of the school community, while Illinois bans all in-state college betting.
A southwest suburban mom says police in Utah didn't need to kill her son. Officers say the man was a threat, even though he was in handcuffs.
A man is still recovering at Advocate Christ Medical Center in critical condition after a car driven by Oak Lawn's village manager hit him and took off.
One of the greatest college football players in history will forever be remembered on the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus.
Michael Frontier is facing federal charges for allegedly running an illegal sports gambling business based in Costa Rica.
Chicago officials are considering an increase in ride-hailing fees for solo riders traveling downtown.
Two months ago, CBS 2 reported on a marquee hanging over a road in Portage Park that people feared would collapse and trucks could hit it. On Thursday, that happened.
A single suburban street has had more than 1,000 citations written in just the last year.
The union, however, has called the city's latest offer "a joke." "We're talking about an offer that frankly was insulting to us," CTU President Jesse Sharkey said.
