Four Wounded In West Town Shooting
Police said they were in the rear of a location near Oakley and Maypole around 9:30 p.m., when they were wounded by gunfire.
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Police said they were in the rear of a location near Oakley and Maypole around 9:30 p.m., when they were wounded by gunfire.
The Morning Insiders stay on the case of taxpayer money used to pay Chicago Public Schools employees on suspension while under investigation.
Lake Michigan reached near record high levels this year, due to an extremely wet spring.
Tanya White is cooking up a catering business in Chicago, but an unexpected ingredient gummed up her plans.
A man was shot on the sidewalk, and a woman was struck and critically injured by a stray bullet, in a shooting in Chicago's West Englewood neighborhood Tuesday.
The church's caretaker first saw what appears to be oil or some other type of liquid streaming from the Virgin Mary's eyes on Sunday.
Official records show that at least four dogs were shot and killed by one police officer in south suburban Dixmoor, who claimed they were aggressive. But some residents claim the real number is much higher than four.
Police released video Tuesday of a bold burglary at a rental store on the Near South Side.
The girl has been airlifted to Comer Children's Hospital, where she is in critical condition, police said.
Police in Oswego shut down roads and put schools on lockdown after a man who might have been armed went on the run, but police said he ended up leaving the area.
It hearkens back to a time when white actors played Native Americans in movies, when Native Americans were targets of ridicule.
The number of Chicago Police officers on the street is at a 10-year high – so why are taxpayers still paying tens of millions of dollars in police overtime?
The City of Chicago spent $67.6 million on police overtime between the end of January and the end of August this year.
"If this was your kid or your child, going through the same thing that I go through everyday, you would feel the same way I feel, because some days, I feel bad."
A CBS 2 inquiry sparked by an investigation into spending on suspended Chicago Public School employees led to some surprising statistics from Illinois' Department of Children and Family Services.
