100 Years Later: The Pain And Lessons Of The 1919 Chicago Race Riots
It's called the Red Summer – race riots erupted in dozens of American cities in 1919, including Chicago.
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It's called the Red Summer – race riots erupted in dozens of American cities in 1919, including Chicago.
The Cook County animal abuser registry has gone unused for its years of existence because the court clerk's office didn't know it existed, officials say.
The Chicago Transit Authority has fired the operator of a Red Line train that struck and killed a woman on the city's South Side last month.
The Bears' first training camp practice turned into a short one. It lasted just about 1.5 hours. Head Coach Matt Nagy seemed pleased with what he saw on day one.
Police on Friday were warning the public a thief who have been stealing property from patrons at restaurants in Lakeview and Lincoln Park.
Chicago police are warning North Side residents of afternoon muggings, including one mother who was held up in front of her two young children.
Jason Gil, 42, was charged with seven felony counts in February; including criminal sexual assault, solicitation of child pornography, aggravated criminal sexual abuse, possession of child pornography, solicitation to meet a child, and grooming.
Month after month the residents of Volo, Illinois, have turned on their faucets to get brown, foul smelling water, and now they say they have had enough.
Chicago lags far behind other cities when it comes to audio crosswalk signals for the visually impaired. Now, the city is making good on a promise to make it easier for the blind to get around.
The Illinois Department of Public Health is investigating two cases of Legionnaires' disease in two people who were patients at Rush Oak Park Hospital.
One person is dead, and another was hospitalized with serious injuries Friday – a day after a fiery crash shut down northbound Interstate 55 near Wilmington.
The wackiest fest in the Midwest--Pierogi Fest--opens this weekend in Whiting, Indiana.
To understand the origins of Pierogi Fest 25 years ago, CBS 2 Chicago went right to the source: Mr. Pierogi himself.
More than 4 million photo prints and negatives from Ebony and Jet magazines now have a new home.
"We need to bring this man to justice. We need to have him apprehended, because he might go out and next time he might murder somebody, or kill somebody," Raul Montes Jr. said.
