New Chicago Cops Graduate Amid Scrutiny
108 new cops have graduated and are about to hit Chicago streets, and Supt. Johnson has more faith in them than some Cleveland preacher.
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108 new cops have graduated and are about to hit Chicago streets, and Supt. Johnson has more faith in them than some Cleveland preacher.
State officials would like to sell the government building to raise cash. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot takes a tour of the potentially valuable asset.
The Chicago Public Library launched a digital archive representing African American "History Makers."
The Becoming A Man (BAM) program at Hyde Park Academy is helping Mayor Emanuel with his anti-violence efforts while impacting students.
The encounter inspired the officers to start a clothing drive at their West Side police station.
To protest the President not releasing his taxes, protesters will drop pants and point their buttocks at Trump Tower.
A dramatic scene at a Jimmy John's in Volo as a car slammed into the restaurant around lunchtime on Thursday.
CBS Sports' college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg discusses Indiana's chances of upsetting Wisconsin in Madison this Sunday.
The Illinois Department of Public Heath recommends hospitals to place temporary visitor-restriction polices that restrict children under 18 from visiting acute-care hospitals due to bad flu season.
Most pro wrestlers dream of making it to WWE. Cody Rhodes left WWE for the independents, and the gamble is paying off big time.
Wauconda High School was evacuated Thursday afternoon while police investigated a bomb threat. Police said everyone was safe, and the threat remained under investigation.
Lady Gaga said she hopes her Super Bowl halftime show will celebrate "inclusion" and the "spirit of equality" during a time of national division.
The city ordinance being challenged makes a distinction between commercial taxis and privately owned rideshare vehicles.
Phillip Jackson, executive director of the Black Star Project, thinks President Donald Trump should not listen to Dr. Darrell Scott.
The Adler Planetarium is offering free admission to Illinois residents on select days in February.
