Uber Cleared For Airport Pickups In Chicago
A ride-hailing giant whose investors include Mayor Rahm Emanuel's brother was cleared for take-off Tuesday at Chicago airports — just in time to cash in on the Thanksgiving travel rush.
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A ride-hailing giant whose investors include Mayor Rahm Emanuel's brother was cleared for take-off Tuesday at Chicago airports — just in time to cash in on the Thanksgiving travel rush.
The men, ages, 34 and 59, were getting into a van about 2:30 a.m. in the 5700 block of South Morgan when someone in another vehicle shot at them, police News Affairs Officer Ronald Gaines said.
The bank at 8739 S. Harlem in Bridgeview was robbed at 12:06 p.m. Tuesday, according to the FBI.
The male burglarized the Auto Spa car wash at 3117 Broadway on both Nov. 17 and Nov. 18 sometime between midnight and 3 a.m., according to Gary police.
Most recently, two teenage boys were shot in the Englewood neighborhood.
A citywide series of thefts from U.S. Postal Service delivery vehicles, in which the robbers have gained access by punching or prying open the locks, has prompted a community alert from police.
After 14 hours of giving, the CBS Chicago Cares Disaster Relief Telethon raised more than $1,016,514 for the Red Cross.
CBS 2's Marissa Bailey reports some people think they've found it.
Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in reaction to the release of a police dash-cam video showing the shooting death of Laquan McDonald
Chicago Police have issued an alert after a series of thefts of U.S. Postal vans.
Thousands gathered at Millennium Park to watch Chicago's annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
Gary Police have released surveillance image of a suspect wanted in connection with a burglary at a car wash last week.
Who was Laquan McDonald? CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker takes a look at his complicated life from the view of educators and family friends.
CBS 2's Vince Gerasole met with Chicagoans today, from politicians to pastors, recognizing the frustrations of the masses, and calling for calm.
The city on Tuesday released a graphic, disturbing video of a Chicago police officer fatally shooting a teenager on the South Side last year, firing his gun 16 times in the span of 15 seconds as the young man appeared to be facing away from police.
