Gigi's Playhouse Celebrates 100th Day Of "321 Days Of Acceptance" Campaign
"Gigi's Playhouse" celebrated on Wednesday the 100th day of a social media campaign aimed at acceptance and understanding.
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"Gigi's Playhouse" celebrated on Wednesday the 100th day of a social media campaign aimed at acceptance and understanding.
Chicago and federal law enforcement will collaborate to reduce the number illegal guns in the city.
Nathan Paul Childers posted a picture on Facebook, stating that he had found a teddy bear on the floor at O'Hare Airport around noon on Saturday, and is looking for its rightful owner.
An online sale ended in the death of a man in the south suburbs on Thursday night.
If the General Assembly cannot reach a budget agreement by midnight, Illinois will start a third fiscal year without a budget.
At least seven people were wounded, including two 16-year-old boys, in separate shootings across Chicago on Thursday.
Almost two years after a horrific Englewood neighborhood crash that left a woman dead and 12 people injured, a teenager from the Far South Side has been charged as an adult with reckless homicide.
Bond was set at $1 million Thursday for a man who was charged with a fatal 2014 shooting in Bronzeville after DNA from a cigarette butt linked him to the killing.
A man has robbed three Northwest Side businesses at gunpoint within the last week.
A DePaul University student is suing the school and one of its instructors, claiming her teacher used his position to coerce her into having sex with him.
City Colleges of Chicago announced Wednesday that it would lay off 120 employees as the school system attempts to make up for a state funding shortfall exacerbated by Illinois' lingering budget stalemate.
Some see them as a revolution in psychotherapy. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Two girls slipped a 15-week old tuxedo kitten into a bag before walking out.
Jimmy Buckets, what have you done? He announced his phone number, and now a Chicago area man with a similar one is getting barraged with calls and texts.
The death of a woman struck by an off-duty Chicago police officer, who was fleeing police, has led to a federal civil rights complaint.
