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Cook County jurors Tuesday afternoon began deliberating the fate of a Southeast Side man accused of killing Chicago Police officer Michael Flisk and former CHA cop Stephen Peters, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
A 40-year-old UPS driver in Rockford is credited with saving the life of a man who tried to take his own life today by jumping off a bridge into the Rock River.
Illinois law is on her side and in this Original Report, CBS 2's Jim Williams tells us dozens of other nursing moms came to her aid with threats of a protest outside the restaurant in Wilmington.
CBS 2's Mai Martinez takes a look at the dresses and the message they might be sending.
The canine flu outbreak has halted adoptions at several area no-kill shelters, meaning there's a surplus of animals.
The possibility of married Roman Catholic priests was part of a candid and revealing conversation with Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich.
The family of a nursing home patient who was so neglected maggots hatched in her ear has been awarded $250,000 in damages.
A startling new report shows it's safer to have a baby in dozens of other countries, including places not necessarily known for cutting edge medicine, like Slovenia, Belarus, and Estonia.
he Waukegan City Council has voted unanimously to approve its share of the $20 million settlement being paid to Juan Rivera, who spent nearly 20 years in prison for a notorious murder he did not commit, reports WBBM's Bob Roberts.
Employees and clients are demanding answers after the clinic announced it was abruptly closing its doors on May 31.
This episode of Foursquare on The Pin covers New York City's new Whitney Museum and other art favorites.
The rising cost of crude oil is causing gas prices to go up nationwide, and Chicago could soon see it hit over $3 a gallon.
No, friend, I'm not worried about an Uber driver who knows how to responsibly use a firearm -- I'm worried about everyone else.
The Chicago Teachers Union lashed out at the Emanuel administration Tuesday, accusing the mayor of "lying in wait" to raise property taxes, after demanding teachers and other union employees take a 7 percent pay cut next year.
