One Teen Dead, One Wounded In West Side Shooting
One teenager was killed and another critically wounded in a shooting on the West Side Wednesday, according to Chicago police.
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One teenager was killed and another critically wounded in a shooting on the West Side Wednesday, according to Chicago police.
Northwestern University is parking its Ryan Field shuttle buses and will let CTA do the job, beginning this fall.
CBS 2's Marissa Bailey reports it's a new online deal that has some local brides saying "I do."
It's a multimillion dollar project, and if approved would be the area's first suburban toll bridge. But some call it a waste of more than 100 million in tax dollars and fees.
Buy anything in Cook County beginning next year and you'll pay more.
Animal control officers descend on a home in Maywood and police removed what they say was a well-organized dog fighting ring.
The numbers are staggering and the engineering nothing short of miraculous. CBS 2's Derrick Blakley takes us to an old place with a newfound purpose.
here's growing buzz over the fate of a Naperville woman. She took a road trip to Texas for a new job and ended up dead in a jail cell.
Twenty years ago today, Chicago was in the middle of a heat wave that killed more than 730 people over five days.
A 59-year-old man was shot to death and a suspect was taken into custody at a manufacturer Wednesday morning in northwest Indiana.
Illinois lawmakers adopted a stop-gap budget plan Wednesday and readied to send it to a dismissive Gov. Bruce Rauner on a day when a flurry of state Capitol activity did little to move the state toward a yearlong spending agreement.
Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed legislation that allows bars and restaurants to begin offering happy hour drink specials for the first time in more than 25 years.
After President Barack Obama announced a landmark deal to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon, U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk called the agreement "unremittent garbage" and accused the president of wanting Iran to obtain a nuke.
Downtown motorists will be able to navigate traffic near Navy Pier normally for a few more days—closures to pave the way for steel beams to support the long-awaited Navy Pier Flyover won't begin until next week.
The ongoing financial crisis in Greece has caused some sleepless nights for a Chicago businessman who's worried about shortages of products imported to the U.S.
