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Thousands of Star Wars fans might be letting out a collective Wookie howl at McCormick Place today, as the first trailer for Star Wars Episode IX is expected to debut at the annual fan convention.
"The Red Line," a new Chicago-based miniseries is coming to CBS in a couple weeks, but you can catch a free screening Friday night.
The state has more than 600 cameras that currently live-stream video of traffic conditions on the expressways, but they can't record footage.
A Chicago lawyer accused of defrauding landlords apparently is at it again, once more accused of trashing an apartment and skipping out on rent.
Boeing has begun software update testing on dozens of 737 Max jets to make sure the planes are safe to fly, after the entire fleet was grounded because of two fatal crashes in five months.
Newly obtained video offers a new look at a disturbing altercation at Marshall High School between Chicago police and a student.
Medical marijuana might be legal, but you can still lose your job for using it because many companies still have no tolerance policies.
Bruce Kelly said he hasn't talked to his brother since taking legal action against the singer in 2015 for unpaid wages.
Without warning a light pole came crashing down on a busy street near Navy Pier during rush hour, and dogs may be partially to blame.
"There was a vote in the City Council to strip out the power to investigate aldermen. And so, the power to investigate aldermen was taken away, and that was 30 years ago."
A man has been arrested for a crash that killed an Illinois State Trooper three weeks ago.
Human error is to blame for the CTA Blue Line train derailment Wednesday night that sent one woman to the hospital, the CTA Workers Union says.
A man has been charged with sexually assaulting and stabbing a 19-year-old woman at her home in west suburban Sleepy Hollow, stabbing her younger brother when he tried to protect her, and then trying to force a neighbor to help him get away on Monday afternoon.
A City of Chicago attorney filed a lawsuit against "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett to recoup money spent to investigate his claim of a racist and homophobic attack.
Don't miss Irika on "The Talk" tomorrow at 1 p.m. on CBS 2.
