Chicago-Born Bishop Who Preached At Royal Wedding Has Surgery
His fiery sermon at the May 19 royal wedding offered a contrast to the more solemn Anglican style that many guests were used to.
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His fiery sermon at the May 19 royal wedding offered a contrast to the more solemn Anglican style that many guests were used to.
At least one family was evacuated from a two-story apartment building in Englewood on Wednesday, after several large concrete blocks fell off the front wall.
The group says they are deliberately visiting places where people aren't talking about the issue of immigration and family separations.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, should end special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference, arguing that the ongoing probe is hurting the United States.
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed a law protecting health professionals who provide police officers with life-saving epinephrine auto injections.
More protests are expected in Minneapolis over the decision not to charge officersinvolved in the June 23 deadly shooting of Thurman Blevins.
Elk Grove Village is spending $300,000 to be the title sponsor for a nationally-televised college football bowl game in the Bahamas.
Rep. Nick Sauer, a Republican state lawmaker plans to resign after an ex-girlfriend filed a revenge porn complaint. Here are fast facts about Rep Sauer.
The four-day music fest sold out, but as CBS 2's Jim Williams reports, each year some kids end up paying much more than the ticket cost.
The Carr Fire destroyed the home and left the Ogle family holding onto 17 years of memories they made in it.
The Mother Road starts in Chicago and travels to California.
An Aurora man was sentenced to a decade in prison Wednesday for selling nearly $16,000 worth of heroin in 2017, according to the Kane County State's Attorney.
No defense took the ball away more than the Bears in the nine seasons (coach Lovie) Smith and Urlacher were together, with 292 takeaways.
Less than four months after he was paralyzed from the chest down, Ryan Straschnitzki is ready to play hockey again.
A federal judge in Seattle is temporarily blocking the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed guns.
