Police Arrest Shooting Suspects Inside Munster Fitness Center
Police arrested two suspects inside a fitness center following a shooting at another location on Friday morning.
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Police arrested two suspects inside a fitness center following a shooting at another location on Friday morning.
Crews launched a boat team to pull the woman from the vehicle. She and the pedestrian were taken to a hospital.
Evanston police said one of the garage doors had been opened, and three BMWs and a Porsche were stolen.
According to the city, pothole crews usually have to wait until spring to begin filling most of the craters that pockmark our roads; but not this year.
It was the city's first fatal shooting since Tuesday night, a span of nearly 55 hours that marked Chicago's longest stretch without a gun homicide so far this year.
A woman has been charged with driving away after a hitting three pedestrians with her vehicle, including a 2-year-old child, on Wednesday morning in north suburban Morton Grove.
Just after midnight, a woman in her 20s was standing on a front porch of a home in the 6300 block of South Rockwell when two people walked up and fired shots, hitting her in the head, according to Chicago Police. She was taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in critical condition.
Do you need an attorney? Clifford W. Horwitz, a personal injury lawyer with Horwitz, Horwitz and Associates, says you should have an attorney for cases worth more than $10,000. Hear Horwitz elaborate, and attorney Jay R. Luchsinger speak about the worth of a case, on Free Legal Fridays on WBBM Newsradio.
It's the movie's 25th anniversary. Excellent, reports CBS 2's Dana Kozlov.
Postal officials concede it's not a good idea to put notices on peoples' mailboxes when they go on vacation. CBS 2's Pam Zekman reports.
Someone may be trying to record your voice to steal money. 2 Investigator Dave Savini reports.
The food entrepreneur and his wife survived the impact, but their livelihood is gone. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
James and David Hickey say they shelled out $15,000. CBS 2's Audrina Bigos reports.
Owners announced the sad news Thursday, saying the time had come to fill their last jelly doughnut.
The jail can't chain guards to their posts, but one official says the sheriff's office is taking several steps to try to ease the manpower shortage.
