Detainee In Fox Lake Police Beating Video Says He Was Pressured To Sign Settlement With Village
The man in surveillance video released by Fox Lake officials Friday talks with CBS 2's Dave Savini.
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The man in surveillance video released by Fox Lake officials Friday talks with CBS 2's Dave Savini.
The "lure of the streets" proved overwhelming when Marcus Jones was a young man. Now he's trying to make a difference. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield reports.
Eight months after sweeping to a second term, only 28 percent of voters questioned in a new poll say they would vote for Rahm Emanuel if there were an election today.
The Illinois attorney general discusses the controversy facing Mayor Emanuel in the wake of a white police officer's fatal shooting of a black teen.
Geneva, Switzerland appears to be the focus of terrorists, who may also have their eyes on North American targets.
A Muslim community in Zion, is giving thanks after finding a note on the doorstep of the mosque yesterday.
A 56-year-old man who spent eight years homeless on lower Wacker Drive has a home and a new lease on life thanks to the Salvation Army.
Relatives of Laquan McDonald on Friday thanked activists who have been marching and protesting in support of the late teen, and called on President Barack Obama to convene a White House summit in gun violence and police brutality in Chicago.
Pets are beloved all year long, and shopping for the beloved pet is emotionally rewarding. Here are the five best places to go holiday shopping for pets in Chicago.
Two Fox Lake police officers and a detective have been suspended after acknowledging they broke department rules during an altercation with a suspect in custody last year.
Many school districts have altered their start times to better coincide with times students learn better, but a far west suburban school district is taking things one step further without raising taxes.
Aldermen plan to take their own look at the problems swirling around the Chicago Police Department at a public hearing scheduled for next week.
A six-foot tall menorah was damaged on Thursday, in an incident that is being investigated by Evanston police as a possible hate crime.
It's not unusual for children to sometimes snoop around to see what they're getting for Christmas, but some kids are taking it up a notch, using technology.
