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Chicago's inspector general has released a withering review of the Chicago Police Department's so-called gang database, urging a dramatic revamp, claiming it is filled with inaccuracies, and doesn't provide a proper appeals process.
From May of last year until March, it has cared for about 3,000 trauma patients.
Strong winds are creating big waves on Lake Michigan this morning, prompting a lakeshore flood advisory and gale warning through early this afternoon.
A woman claims to be a fraud victim after being forced out of a Bolingbrook home she rented, but records obtained by CBS 2 reveal she has a checkered past and owes landlords thousands of dollars.
Renell Wren, the former Arizona State defensive lineman and current NFL Draft prospect, discusses his path and the process so far.
Wisconsin man who meowed at police, said he was a cat and then threatened to "knock the f--k out" of an officer has been charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction.
A new video highlights the dangers of drivers not following Scott's Law in Illinois, after 16 state troopers have been struck by motorists who failed to slow down or move over for squad cars that had stopped on highways with their emergency lights flashing.
A Boeing shareholder is suing the aerospace giant, claiming the company defrauded investors by not disclosing the safety issues of its now-grounded 737 Max aircraft.
It's an industry that flies high, but aviation could soon be struggling to soar, because of a shortage of pilots. That's where Air Force Academy High School, a public school on the South Side, comes in.
Signal problems near Union Station have caused significant delays for Metra BNSF Railway line trains during the Thursday morning rush.
More than 35,000 people expected to descend on McCormick Place for Star Wars Celebration, and Chicago police not only are preparing extra security for the five-day event, they're getting into the fun with a Star Wars tribute video.
The CTA resumed normal service on the Blue Line early Thursday morning, about seven hours after a train derailed as it was approaching the O'Hare terminal.
In the past month Chicago police have been called more than 30 times to a McDonald's that was the scene of a viral video seen on CBS 2 earlier this week.
Amazon is suing a Chicago business for allegedly taking part in a scheme involving an online ad promising money to work for Amazon from home.
The city gave the green light for the project Wednesday, and if you live in Chicago, you're going to help pay for it. The city council approved as much as $900 million in tax subsidies for the project.
