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City lawyers fought to have the Mayor and Police Superintendent's video depositions sealed permanently, but a judge ordered they be released once a jury was selected in the civil case.
Two people fell 34 feet to the ground at the Boardwalk, according to fire officials.
AT&T and Time Warner have completed their merger, one of the biggest media deals ever, just two days after a federal judge approved the combination over objections by the Trump Justice Department that it would hurt consumers and competition.
Elliot Schrage, Facebook's veteran head of policy and communications, is stepping down.
"Find a community for yourself, you know, whether that's through sports or it's a cultural organization or a minority student group," Obama said. "Finding a cohort for yourself and starting to build your community is going to be important."
House Speaker Ryan said he isn't comfortable with the separation of children and parents who come across the U.S. border.
Dreams of summering on Lake Michigan in a yacht could be within reach thanks to a Chicago timeshare company for boat lovers.
In the U.S., authorities are trying to keep up with ever-changing terror threats, including possible attacks at sea.
The Boring equipment Elon Musk will use is far more sophisticated than the excavation methods that made way for Chicago's subway systems.
"If there was a hint of a pattern of a serial kidnapper, whatever you want to call him out there, trust me, we would be on that in a moment's notice. Of the six cases, only two of them are related," Supt. Eddie Johnson stated.
Testimony began in the wrongful death lawsuit of Quintonio LeGrier on Thursday as the city released deposition tapes of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
Billionaire developer Elon Musk was in Chicago Thursday. He got the go ahead for his high speed link to O'Hare.
A convicted cop killer imprisoned for three decades may get a chance for freedom after a judge overturned his conviction Thursday.
CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports the university will no longer require SAT and ACT scores for undergraduate admission.
A rise in non-medical exemptions from childhood vaccinations in certain areas of the United States has created several geographic "hotspots" where children are more vulnerable to preventable disease outbreaks, new research finds.
