Competing Endorsements Roll In For Emanuel, Garcia
CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine says there's a lot more going on behind the scenes of the Chicago mayoral race.
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CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine says there's a lot more going on behind the scenes of the Chicago mayoral race.
The organization she started provides blood pressure checks, along with mental health services, employment and literacy support, among other services. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield reports.
CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot has the science behind this optical illusion.
Residents of an ice-encased block in a South Side neighborhood say their calls to the city went unanswered until CBS 2 began making inquiries.
Brian D. Smith, 32, is charged with one count of criminal sexual assault and was ordered held on $600,000, Will County State's Attorney's Office said Friday.
Despite comparable resources to other big city's, Chicago's violence continues to outpace the likes of New York and Los Angeles -- why?
hose who want to see an elected Board of Education in Chicago say this week's overwhelming referendum vote in favor of the idea may be symbolic, but it's a real boost, too.
Indiana could be the first state to allow use of the baby boxes on a broad scale to prevent dangerous abandonments of infants if the bill, which unanimously passed the House this week, clears the state Senate.
For the first time since leaving office, former Gov. Pat Quinn was back in the public eye, and he pulled no punches regarding his successor's budget plans.
Gov. Bruce Rauner, a close friend of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, has suggested mayoral hopeful Jesus "Chuy" Garcia's relationship with the Chicago Teachers Union ought to be against the law. The governor wasn't exactly singling out Garcia.
If you've ever been in the United Center after the Blackhawks Score a goal, or stuck in traffic, stood under the Loop 'L' tracks during rush hour, or walked Kuma's Corner, you know Chicago can be a very noisy place.
It can be difficult for journalists to write an article that is both ethical and objective. Thankfully, in the case of the baby lowland gorilla recently born at Lincoln Park Zoo, this isn't a problem -- she is objectively the cutest thing ever. Go Chicago.
Illinois lawmakers have introduced legislation that would allow ComEd to charge customers about $2 more per month to cover the costs of its nuclear power plants, drawing criticism from a utility watchdog group that says ComEd's parent company already makes plenty of profit.
Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock repaid the U.S. government $40,000 from his personal checking account for redecorating his congressional office in the style of the TV show "Downton Abbey," according to financial records reviewed by The Associated Press.
