Woman Charged With Straw Purchasing Guns In Indiana For Chicago Felon
Monica Navejar, 31, was charged in an alleged straw-purchasing scheme in which handguns were bought in Indiana on behalf of a convicted felon in Chicago.
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Monica Navejar, 31, was charged in an alleged straw-purchasing scheme in which handguns were bought in Indiana on behalf of a convicted felon in Chicago.
When you flush the toilet, where does it all go? Your waste could end up fertilizing Chicago area farms and parks, after being treated at the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant.
Watch out for charities that don't already have staff in the affected areas as they may not be able to provide immediate assistance.
The Chicago Police Board has cleared a white police officer in the controversial shooting death of an unarmed black teenager six years ago.
The jury determined that negligence and bad decisions in 2009 by Dr. Armin Drachler and nurse Lisa Wegrzyn at NorthShore Evanston Hospital outside Chicago resulted in the injury to the child of Aimee and David Florez.
A resident priest of a Wicker Park church has been charged with sexually assaulting two women, and attacking a 17-year-old girl.
A 23-year-old woman has been charged with two felonies for a hit-and-run in August, when she sideswiped another vehicle and struck a man riding a stand-up lawnmower in the University Village neighborhood.
A story we brought you last week about cars and trucks parked in no stopping zones touched a nerve with the president of a local messenger service.
Most CTA riders will agree public transportation has its share of creepy experiences, but a new nightmare has arrived in the city's "L" trains.
Speaking for the first time to the CBS 2 Investigators, Brenda Edwards said she didn't fail her husband, the state of Illinois did.
Still shaken by two unsolved shocking murders carried out by a masked killer still on the loose, the Rogers Park community shelved their fear Thursday night to remember the 24-year-old victim.
Chicago's 12th annual Latino Fashion Week kicked off tonight with an evening of glamour celebrating the latino culture.
Local business owner Tim Oros received a Citizen Commendation Award from the Aurora Police Department for donating a car to a single mother.
The Environmental Protection Agency tore down the West Calumet Housing Complex in East Chicago, Indiana after high lead levels were discovered in the soil in 2016. The Indiana Department of Health says the finding has prompted more than 2,200 East Chicago residents to get blood tests, but it's not enough.
A group of armed carjackers are striking Chicago drivers, and keyless technology may be at least partially to blame.
