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The Independent Police Review Authority has released tapes of three 911 calls made by Quintonio LeGrier asking for help before he was shot and killed by a Chicago Police officer.
If you've gotten a sticker on your recyclables container, this is bad. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
The average price of a gallon has fallen about 11 cents in the last week and drivers are loving it.
A top Democrat says inequity in Illinois' school funding formula is the "defining crisis of our time" and an overhaul is a top priority.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is defending his hiring of a high-priced, former high-ranking Chicago Police official as the City's Police Department makes reforms after the Laquan McDonald shooting, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
What sets Barnett apart, and earned the 28-year-old Australian a GRAMMY nomination for best new artist, is her distinctive songwriting.
Kyle E. Holmes, 25, faces felony counts of armed robbery, attempted armed robbery, and intimidation for the hold-up at the Chase Bank and First Financial Bank in the 400 block of U.S. 30 in Schererville on Jan. 15, according to a statement from Schererville police.
As he prepares to deliver his first State of the State address in front of legislative leaders who he's battled over his "Turnaround Agenda," Governor Bruce Rauner is not backing down.
A man robbed a bank Monday morning in the Rogers Park neighborhood on the North Side.
It has been 20 years since the disappearance of 13-year-old Rachel Mellon from her home in Bolingbrook and in a few days her friends and family will be marking the anniversary with a special service.
The governor brought the Statehouse press corps to a crowded basement file room in the Springfield headquarters of the Illinois Department of Corrections to illustrate the inefficiency of the state's current IT systems structure.
A major bridge reconstruction projects gets underway downtown Monday night.
The two strike a 1960s California pose.
U.S. Senator Dick Durbin says he's stunned by a new report showing that nearly half the young black men in Chicago are neither in school nor working, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
