Downers Grove Man Sentenced To 24 Years For Death Of Foreign Exchange Student
A Downers Grove man was sentenced to 24 years in prison for supplying a 15-year-old foreign exchange student from Spain with a fatal dose of methadone in 2016.
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A Downers Grove man was sentenced to 24 years in prison for supplying a 15-year-old foreign exchange student from Spain with a fatal dose of methadone in 2016.
After R. Kelly's bond was set Sunday, his attorney Steve Greenberg spoke at a press conference which, at times, became heated.
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Chef Daniel Espinoza joined CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot to talk about competing in a Chicago-based culinary competition.
Chicago areas can expect rain and high winds Saturday and into Sunday.
A new exhibit about the tragic aftermath of Orlando's Pulse Nightclub shooting now hangs inside a Chicago high school. Those who brought the exhibit say it's helping some students open up about their own fears.
Another former worker at a local company accused of emitting high levels of a toxic chemical has come forward, describing how a cancer-causing gas would leak during plant operations and how he was told to mop up residue into the drainage system.
Chicago police are searching for a missing 11-year-old boy last seen in the Bronzeville neighborhood.
A worker at a mental health facility in Aurora has been sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting a patient at the facility, the Kane County State's Attorney's office said.
R. Kelly's West Side studio was buzzing Friday amidst new sexual abuse charges announced by the Cook County State's Attorney.
Talk of possible charges against R&B singer R. Kelly has been brewing for months, but they've been whispered about for decades.
"The candidates who entered the race after (Rahm) Emanuel dropped out, have spent maybe six million in advertising and haven't budged in the polls, I think gives me a sense of optimism,"
"I will not rest until each of you is brought to justice. Mr. Kelly did not do this alone. It was all in the interest of money."
