Gary Launches Interactive Map Featuring City's Nearly 60,000 Structures
The city of Gary has launched a website with an interactive map with the results of an 18-month study of the nearly 60,000 parcels in the city.
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The city of Gary has launched a website with an interactive map with the results of an 18-month study of the nearly 60,000 parcels in the city.
Soft lockdowns at schools in three districts in the northwest suburbs have been lifted. The schools went on lockdown amid concerns over a possible armed student in the area.
A west suburban man is facing domestic battery charges after he punched his pregnant girlfriend in the face while she was holding a child Saturday afternoon at Brookfield Zoo, according to police.
Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock has reimbursed the U.S. government for more than $1,200 to travel to a Chicago Bears football game last November.
A couple years ago, you could save decent money on your electric bill merely by switching to an alternate energy supplier, but Citizens Utility Board spokesman Jim Chilsen said not anymore. That is because those companies have started hiking rates, and ComEd has gotten out from under an expensive contract.
Two Illinois lawmakers plan to propose bipartisan legislation Monday to combat growing heroin and prescription drug abuse, though they acknowledge it may be tough to pass in a difficult budget year.
If you haven't already begun, now's the time to prepare for filing your 2014 tax returns.
From lectures to staged readings, there are plenty of ways to celebrate women's accomplishments in Chicago.
A new poll shows, with five weeks until the election, the race for mayor essentially is a dead heat.
Maria Estrada went into labor Monday morning, and her husband, Javier Sanchez was driving her to the hospital when she told him she couldn't wait. Sanhez pulled off the Eisenhower at the Austin exit, and their baby was born moments later.
March is upon us.
Police are warning residents on the North Side after three recent home burglaries in the Lakeview and Uptown neighborhoods. In each incident, burglars entered apartments by force or through unlocked doors, according to a community alert from Chicago Police.
After one of the coldest months in Chicago history, March has gotten off to a relatively warmer start that might put a little spring into commuters' step to start the work week.
It's a somewhat confusing stance from a man whose support would be welcomed by either Chicago mayoral candidate. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
A man has been charged in connection with a crash-and-grab burglary last month in the North Side Lincoln Park neighborhood.
