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A family searching for answers in the hit-and-run death of an army veteran said they are counting on change now that Harvey has a new mayor and a new police chief.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot spent Thursday night in church rallying Chicagoans to fight the violence ahead of the long holiday weekend.
Testifying in his own defense, Kamel Harris claimed he was caring for Knox, but handed the boy over to three people with the approval of the boy's mother.
Loyola's Lindsey Brewis has a chance to cross the finish line of her stellar college career in style. This weekend, Brewis will try to qualify for the NCAA championships in the 5,000 meters.
The City of Chicago was patching up potholes on the far southeast side Thursday morning, just hours after a CBS 2 story exposing car damage from a bumpy stretch of 134th Street.
"We, as the citizens of City of Chicago, must take personal responsibility for what is happening to our city."
On Thursday, CBS 2's Pam Zekman took her investigations into Chicago's critical shortage of ambulances to the new mayor and found help is on the way.
"We're engaging with people in those neighborhoods and we're bringing resources in those neighborhoods in particular where we have concerns about about any kinds of conflict."
At least one teenager was killed by a Metra Rock Island train Wednesday night, and authorities are searching for a second teen who is missing and presumed dead in Joliet.
A Cook County judge has vacated the sealing order on Jussie Smollett's case file.
UPDATE: Bruce Burks has been located.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Chicago's food truck ordinance is constitutional.
The yearly estimates released this week show that Chicago remains the nation's third-largest city with just over 2.7 million residents, down an estimated 7,073 from 2017 to 2018.
Prosecutors haven't said how Kyrian Knox died, but allege 44-year-old Kamel Harris killed the toddler before scattering the boy's weighted-down remains in the West Side lagoon.
Argo Community High School in southwest suburban Summit has rescheduled its graduation after the initial date was postponed due to social media threats.
