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Officer Jason Van Dyke's attorney had argued that Van Dyke acted properly and was only charged because of the intense political pressure that prosecutors were under as a result of the release of the dashcam video that showed the 2014 killing.
After years of multi-million dollar renovations, the Unity Temple in Oak Park is finally ready to reopen.
Mark Diamond is accused of defrauding seniors of millions. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Police in west suburban Hinsdale are questioning a suspect in the murder of Andrea Urban early this month, sources tell CBS 2.
After almost 40 years in business, an Old Town hardware store is closing down.
The state offered a new way to show people how important it is to wear seat belts in moving vehicles, by handing out its "Saved by the Belt" award.
Chicago was the only city among the nation's 20 largest to suffer a population loss in each of the last three years.
With the extended weekend, locals and tourists alike take part in the many events and special offerings happening around the city. Say goodbye May and hello summer by taking part in one or more of the great happenings in Chicago.
In a not-so-diplomatic maneuver, President Donald J. Trump on Thursday pushed aside Montenegro's prime minister, Dusko Markovic,
U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos refused to say whether she would deny taxpayer funds to schools that discriminate based on sexuality.
The nurse's lawyer said she never should have been harmed, because Tywon Salters should have remained shackled and guarded at all times.
This Memorial Day weekend, the City of Chicago, 19th Ward Alderman Matthew O'Shea and the Chicago Park District are kicking off the second annual "Operation Help-A-Hero" drive to support formerly homeless veterans.
In light of the murder of a pregnant woman by her husband in Woodridge, a domestic violence expert said victims need a safe escape plan.
Alula Berhe was charged with one felony count of aggravated fleeing, and misdemeanor counts of cannabis possession and resisting police.
Chicago's commuter train service is installing an upgraded, $11 million camera system meant to enhance safety.
