Man Charged With Fatal September Shooting In Humboldt Park
A man has been charged with shooting a man to death two weeks ago in the West Side Humboldt Park neighborhood.
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A man has been charged with shooting a man to death two weeks ago in the West Side Humboldt Park neighborhood.
The groundbreaking for the new sanctuary and community center brought out Apostolic Faith Church members as well as dignitaries including Illinois U.S. Senator Dick Durbin.
There was some wagging and barking and maybe even some drooling at some local church services today.
Chicago police shot and killed a man this morning after he alleged attacked a woman in North Lawndale, reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
Delays on Metra and Amtrak lines are growing, not to mention the freight hauled to and through the Chicago area by rail. A blue ribbon panel commissioned by Amtrak believes it has the answers -- but they won't come cheap.
Thousands of students remain in limbo as a teacher strike continues for McHenry High School District 156.
Police are searching for the driver who hit and seriously injured a 58-year-old woman last month in Ashburn and then took off.
At least ten people have been wounded in shootings across the city since Friday night, and Chicago Police fatally shot a man Sunday morning on the West Side.
A priest has been removed from a northwest suburban church because of his "inappropriate relationship with an adult man."
CBS 2's Mai Martinez has telling surveillance video.
A South Side neighborhood turned out to remember a beloved mail carrier, murdered outside his home on Sept. 20.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is backing a new anti-violence initiative started at a west side church and he's prodding other churches to get involved, as well, reports WBBM's Mike Krauser.
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder runs at the Bank of America Theater through October 11.
As the MLB regular season wraps up, so do your fantasy leagues. Hopefully, your team was able to survive and finish in the top spot(s) for a nice reward. If not, well ... there's always next year! Here's a quick look at which players were the best—and worst—to have on your team this season.
