Boy Dies At Hospital Following Beecher Crash That Killed Mother, Brother
A 4-year-old boy died Tuesday night after being put on life-support following a crash near south suburban Beecher.
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A 4-year-old boy died Tuesday night after being put on life-support following a crash near south suburban Beecher.
The rezoning would make it easier for new apartments, condos, and office buildings to be built along the North Branch of the Chicago River.
Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow said the circumstances of 17-month-old Semaj Crosby's death are not simple.
President Donald Trump has announced the U.S. military will ban transgender individuals from serving "in any capacity."
At least two lawmakers planned to boycott the special session, and instead planned to be at Gale Elementary for a service day.
The Americans are back in the Gold Cup final and they face the team that knocked them out of the tournament last time around.
Michael Case and his wife, Sara, said they are thankful for his recovery, and filled with compassion for the suspected gunman.
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The man was the latest of 368 people killed in gun violence this year, adding to the more than 2,096 people shot in the city this year.
Dante Jeffries, 27, was ordered held without bail on attempted murder, kidnapping and armed robbery charges.
David Arocho was charged with reckless homicide, aggravated DUI, drug DUI, parole violation, and multiple traffic citations.
Michael Pace walked onto a CTA bus in 2007 and started shooting, injuring four and killing Holt, who dove to shield a friend.
The brain of the late Larry Morris was one of 111 studied by researchers, who came to jarring conclusions about CTE. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
When heavy rain is in the forecast, Joe Russo of Willow Springs is in a battle against the clock.
