Man Pistol-Whipped In Rogers Park Home Invasion
Police were investigating Wednesday afternoon after a man was pistol-whipped in a home invasion in Rogers Park.
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Police were investigating Wednesday afternoon after a man was pistol-whipped in a home invasion in Rogers Park.
The reports are expected to shed new light on how the city's top watchdog says other officers tried to protect Officer Jason Van Dyke, who has since been convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting McDonald on Oct. 20, 2014.
Temperatures were climbing into the 70s Wednesday afternoon as the Chicago area was treated to one more sunny and warm autumn day in Chicago.
"It was a heavy decision," Minger said. "It's a tragedy, but at the end of the day, it's charging a very young person with one of the most serious crimes we have. But I just think it needs to be done at this point, for finality."
Metra wants to start buying new railcars and locomotives. It also want to start fixing up the ones they already have. There are also plans to upgrade the accessibility of stations and parking lots.
A staff member at Juarez high school has been removed from the campus after "an allegation that one of our staff members engaged inappropriately with a student," the school's principal said in a letter to parents.
Some people passionately argued against Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's idea to ban sales in the central business district. They're concerned it would limit accessibility for people with mobility challenges.
Taxpayers will spend nearly a half million dollars to settle two cases in which police officers raided the wrong homes.
In a statement Tuesday night, Lightfoot said that the union's contract with CPS is "not the appropriate place for the city to legislate its affordable housing policy."
CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker tried to track down the mysterious marina owner and discovered even more legal trouble he faces.
The CBS 2 Morning Insiders recently tagged along in Dolton to see an active shooter drill in a public high school.
A 10-year-old cancer patient woke up in his new Jurassic themed room Wednesday morning after volunteers from Special Spaces Illinois and Feld Entertainment.
Getting food using a delivery app is something many of us do, but a South Loop man's $8 craving ended up costing a lot more than that for residents of his building.
Bagpipers and people donning kilts will take over part of Michigan Avenue Wednesday as they walk for a cure for ALS.
PAWS Chicago will be opening a new outreach center in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, which the organization calls a "pet resource desert."
