Ashes Found In Foreclosed South Side Home Returned To Family
Real estate investor Mark Wallace stumbled upon an unlikely discovery when he entered a South Side home recently.
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Real estate investor Mark Wallace stumbled upon an unlikely discovery when he entered a South Side home recently.
Six people were injured, including two children, after a car trying to flee a traffic stop crashed into another vehicle in the Fifth City neighborhood. Three people in the fleeing car were arrested.
Fines for Indiana drivers caught passing a stopped school bus would increase under a new proposed law making its way through the legislature.
The three former row houses, which have been transformed into a mix of restaurants and businesses, sit on the corner of Superior and Wabash.
A construction worker was struck on the Kennedy Expressway overnight, when a car barreled into a construction site near O'Hare International Airport.
Ola and Abel Osundairo, the brothers who were involved in the alleged hoax attack on Jussie Smollett, are suing two of the "Empire" actor's attorneys for defamation, accusing Mark Geragos and Tina Glandian of falsely accusing them of an actual hate crime.
While searchers are still looking for Andrew "A.J." Freund, the missing 5-year-old boy from Crystal Lake, police have detailed previous contact with his family and stomach-churning conditions inside the home.
CBS 2's Dana Kozlov was drawn into a story about Chicago's drug epidemic when she rushed to help a victim who overdosed right in front of her.
Governor JB Pritzker marked his 100th day in office Tuesday and says his biggest accomplishment so far is the passage of a minimum wage hike.
Kim Foxx is being sued for an alleged connection to an activist known for his anti-police agenda.
The latest visit was this past December. An officer clearly stated the house is "cluttered, dirty and in disrepair." Officers said they saw dog feces and urine throughout the house. This was in the middle of winter and officers said the windows were falling apart. The rooms cold.
DCFS investigated Cunningham for neglect back in 2013 after Andrew was born with opiates in his system. The agency took Andrew into protective custody and placed him in a foster home. He returned home in 2015 and records show the case was closed in 2016.
Tuesday's temperatures have dropped about 20 degrees from Monday, but Chicagoans can expect a warmup throughout the week.
The Multi-Agency Task Force said they have received more than 800 email tips, over 150 phone tips and more than 50 tips phoned directly to police agencies.
The 911 call the father of missing boy A.J. Freund made the morning the 5-year-old was reported missing was released to CBS 2 Tuesday morning.
