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November 8 started out as a regular day for Matt Creedon. He finished what started out as a regular day helping his mom at Oak Park's Associated Tire and Battery before a horrific hit-and-run accident nearly changed everything.
The City of Chicago is asking residents to participate in the testing phase of upcoming upgrades to the city's 311 system—but not on a volunteer basis.
Chicago Heights Park District Police Chief Christian Daigre is accused of secretly filming sexual encounters with three women, and sharing images without their permission.
"Here we are, three months later, still waiting for someone to acknowledge that it's a crime to kick someone to death in the city of Chicago."
During the midterm election, over 13,000 residents voted to keep the Wilson Ramp, but that vote does not mean the ramp will get to stay.
A 15-year-old is recovering after he was shot and wounded by police.
People used different techniques to get by. Some glide and slide. Or shuffle while keeping both feet on the ground. Others have more of a spring in their step.
That mail carrier was making his rounds Wednesday. When asked if why he was throwing the packages around, he turned his back, refusing to answer questions.
One neighborhood, in the western suburbs, has been in the dark because of a ComEd mistake.
The Postal Service provided guidelines to ensure mails arrives by Dec. 25.
The Rolling Stones added a second and final show at Soldier Field on June 26 due to "overwhelming demand."
CBS 2 meteorologist Megan Glaros says Chicago areas can expect a light snow coming Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.
A new proposal moving through Congress seeks to designate Route 66, the highway that connected Chicago to Los Angeles and was once an economic driver for small towns across a post-World War II United States, as a National Historic Trail.
One body has been found inside the burned-out remains of a rural northern Indiana home where fire officials believe four children and two adults died in a fire early Wednesday.
From Navy Pier's Winter Wonderfest to a festival full of holiday cocktails and wine, there's plenty to do when it comes to upcoming seasonal and holiday activities in Chicago
