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A week after Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians rejected the "last, best and final offer" from management, their own counter-offer has been rejected, meaning their strike will continue.
From dream house to a house of horrors, a new homeowner in Schaumburg shares a cautionary tale before you sign on the dotted line.
Chicago police were dealing with hundreds of teens running through downtown Chicago Wednesday night, yelling, stopping traffic and running in the streets.
Westlake Hospital in Melrose Park is staying open for the next two weeks, at least.
Illinois legalized medical marijuana, but employers can still fire employees who fail a drug test. Nick Torraco chose medical marijuana over his job and hopes taking a stand will change company policies.
Vernon Knox was released on bond and within hours was back in police custody, this time for allegedly robbing a woman on the Green Line.
A Rogers Park student says she is suspended from school for talking to CBS 2. She spoke to CBS 2 a week ago after a teacher posted a derogatory video about her sister on Snapchat and says it is a case of retaliation.
The agony of February 28 is what led to the hearing. That's when an Amtrak computer blackout led to the stranding of more than tens of thousands of Metra commuters. Now, Metra said it can do a better job of dispatching its trains.
The man accused of throwing a child off of a Mall of America balony appeared in court Tuesday.
A student stabbed another student Tuesday afternoon at East-West University in the South Loop.
Officials at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore say large quantities of broken glass have been strewn along a Lake Michigan beach.
The Illinois State Police and the Illinois State Board of Education produced an educational flyer promoting Scott's Law, or the Move Over Law. Motorists must reduce speed and change lanes if possible when they see stationary vehicles with emergency lights flashing at roadside.
A man was fatally shot in a residential area in north suburban Skokie Monday night, according to police.
City of Chicago employees used family medical leave to take multiple Caribbean cruises, where they allegedly drank alcohol on a "booze cruise," went clubbing and toured tropical islands--according to the Inspector General's first quarterly report of 2019.
Police are searching for a man accused of attempting to lure a child into his car in Englewood.
