Jesse Jackson On Jussie Smollett Case: 'Don't Put Due Process On Recess'
As Jussie Smollett's story of a racially targeted attack begins to unravel, the Rev. Jesse Jackson is warning against a rush to judgment.
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As Jussie Smollett's story of a racially targeted attack begins to unravel, the Rev. Jesse Jackson is warning against a rush to judgment.
The minimum wage in Illinois will gradually rise to $15 an hour by 2025, after Gov. JB Pritzker signed legislation that lays out regular wage increases starting next year.
Cardinal Blase Cupich will join nearly 200 Catholic leaders from around the world at the Vatican later this week, for a four-day summit on the church's sexual abuse scandal.
A 20-year-old woman told police she was walking near 117th and Union around 10:15 p.m. Monday night when a man forced her into his car and attacked her.
Someone paid $110,000 for a rare vase from the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago.
Police said a passenger attacked a Metra employee in Palos Park during the Monday evening rush hour.
The $6 billion Lincoln Yards Project would span 55 acres of old industrial space along the Chicago River in Lincoln Park and Bucktown.
Eighteen children are without a home after flames quickly spread through their West Englewood home.
In an emotional Facebook post from Aurora police chief Kristen Ziman that appeared Tuesday, she she expressed the angst her community has been feeling since a gunman opened fire in a meeting Friday at Henry Pratt factory, killing five people and injuring five police officers.
More than two years after 15-year-old Demetrius Griffin Jr. was burned to death, community and faith leaders are increasing the reward for information to find his killer.
A federal judge is expected to decide today if a lawsuit to stop the Obama Presidential Center from being built in Jackson Park can move forward.
Timothy Williams was shot three times when a disgruntled co-worker opened fire at Henry Pratt Company in Aurora last week, and he survived to talk about the horror. His sisters are sharing his story.
Police are questioning a possible suspect in the fatal shooting of a man in the "Tent City" area along the Dan Ryan Expressway.
The city of Chicago recently spent $35 million to upgrade its 311 system for non-emergency service requests, but how easy is it to report a problem? CBS 2 went out to test the system first-hand.
At high speed, and on a mission, some very determined thieves have been targeting high-end bicycles in Lincoln Park.
