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Juries are simultaneously being picked to decide the fates of Kenneth Williams and Micheail Ward.
It's the 89th year of the popular Chicago parade and this year's theme was "Back to School, Back to Work, Back to Life, Back to Bud."
Officers at the Altoona, Iowa Police Department decided to take part in the viral, "Kiki" or "In My Feelings" video challenge to the song by hip-hop artist Drake.
A modern classic movie set to play Saturday night in an open space is causing controversy because it is in part of a cemetery. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports the plan isn't sitting well with a woman whose son is buried there.
hree Chicago police officers are being hailed as heroes after rushing into a burning home to save two people. A vacant home caught fire early Friday morning in the Woodlawn neighborhood.
Maurice Fulson, 44, is charged with two felony counts of criminal sexual assault, and two felony counts of child pornography.
When there is no barrier between your backyard and train tracks, whose responsibility is it when someone gets hit? CBS 2's Audrina Bigos looked into the fights for a fence.
Zac and Cindy Edwards had just tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on Orange Beach in Alabama on Sunday, when the mood drastically changed.
The federal government racked up a $76.9 billion deficit in July, with increased government spending and tax cuts keeping the country on track to record its biggest annual deficit in six years.
A San Francisco jury on Friday ordered agribusiness giant Monsanto to pay $289 million to a former school groundskeeper dying of cancer, saying the company's popular Roundup weed killer contributed to his disease.
Looking for something to do in Chicago this weekend? Here are some events and festivals happening in Chicago and around Chicago's suburbs.
"I'm tired of white people telling me how to spend my own money to help poor people and the needy."
Gangs entering Chicago parks is a chronic problem in the city's violence epidemic, but today the story was different.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders dismissed the sensational claims in Manigault Newman's book, which hits shelves on August 14.
