Chicago Region Sees Rise In Anti-Islamic Sentiment, Muslim-Rights Group Says
he first involved anti-Islamic graffiti scrawled in a boys' bathroom at Sandburg High School in Orland Park on Feb. 6.
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he first involved anti-Islamic graffiti scrawled in a boys' bathroom at Sandburg High School in Orland Park on Feb. 6.
After a week of testimony on what happened leading up to a deadly police chase, a verdict may be near. CBS 2's Jeremy Ross reports.
He was born and raised on Chicago's West Side. And for all that could have distracted him, he steadfastly clung to his ambitions. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield reports.
Sidewalks around 51st and Karlov remain encrusted with ice and snow, forcing pedestrians to use the street. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
A hockey match next weekend will help raise money to send World War II veterans to the monument that honors them in Washington, D.C.
Mayor Emanuel and his four challengers are not holding anything back, CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Vivian Maier, subject of an Academy Award-nominated film, has been posthumously recognized as a remarkable photographer. But who owns the copyright to her work?
Deshawn Johnson suddenly took off running and was chased by deputies and lawyers alike on Friday.
Sam Hunt, Thomas Rhett and Cole Swindell have been named the final nominees for the ACM New Artist of the Year Award.
A central Illinois lawmaker has resigned from the General Assembly to take a job in Gov. Bruce Rauner's administration. Republican state Rep. Rich Brauer of Petersburg will join the Illinois Department of Transportation.
After having gone more than two days without heat, and seeing temperatures in their church drop below freezing, a group of French nuns ministering to residents in the Austin neighborhood is asking for help raising the $200,000 they need to buy new boilers.
Chicago election officials were urging voters to get it right the first time if they take advantage of early voting in the upcoming city elections, because there are no do-overs.
Tad Tomita and Rob Sayre had nothing but praise for Daisy Bowers on Friday, a day after she helped police track down their dogs. On Wednesday, two men stole a minivan belonging to Urban Out Sitters, and seven dogs were in cages in the back. The van was later abandoned across from Daisy Bowers' hair salon in the South Loop.
Watchdog groups from across the political spectrum agree Gov. Brucer Rauner's new budget proposals grapple with the serious fiscal problems gripping the state, but they differ about whether the plans to cut billions in spending will fly.
