Mail Bomb Suspect Cesar Sayoc To Face Judge Tuesday In Manhattan
The man accused of mailing pipe bombs to prominent critics of President Donald Trump will face a federal judge Tuesday in New York City.
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The man accused of mailing pipe bombs to prominent critics of President Donald Trump will face a federal judge Tuesday in New York City.
Winter is still weeks away, but Cook County has seen its first cold-related death of the season.
Free coffee, cookies, or fries. Those and other freebies and discounts are being offered around the Chicago area on Election Day. You can even get free rides to and from the polls.
Polls are open across Illinois as voters cast their ballots in the races for governor, other statewide offices, Congress, the Illinois General Assembly, and many county races.
A handicap-accessible van owned by a woman suffering from Multiple Sclerosis was destroyed recently in a towing incident, but tonight CBS 2's Dave Savini reports her happy ending.
Some voters stood in long lines Monday night to cast early ballots a day ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
Skokie Police issued a plea Monday for victims of an alleged scam artist who poses as a wheelchair-bound senior to come forward.
Convicted serial killer Andrew Urdiales, 54--whose death sentence for killing three women in the Chicago area was commuted in 2011 by former Illinois Governor George Ryan--was found dead in San Quentin Prison's death row on Friday, according to the California Department of Corrections.
A hit-and-run victim is calling for justice after a driver left him seriously injured and got off with little more than probation.
A 40-year-old woman, Maria Eugenia Jimez-Martinez, has been reported missing from Chicago's Little Village neighborhood.
"I've been campaigning throughout the state of Illinois, people routinely talk about Illinois' record of corruption and the fact they want an attorney general who will be a watchdog and a check on state government."
"The notion that women should have autonomy to make decisions about their own bodies. These are issues that are under attack and we have, in my opponent, an individual who says she will do nothing about protecting those rights."
A record number of early voters waited hours in lines that wrapped around blocks.
"It just seemed like a way of exploiting the work of artists in the city for short-term gain in a really shortsighted kind of way."
The newly-finished westbound bike lane on lower Randolph Street is now open, but critics are claiming the bike lane has issues.
