Man Critically Hurt In Hit-And-Run Near Chicago Heights
The 53-year-old victim walking along the edge of 26th Street near Euclid Avenue when the vehicle hit him about 6 p.m., the Cook County Sheriff's office said in a release.
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The 53-year-old victim walking along the edge of 26th Street near Euclid Avenue when the vehicle hit him about 6 p.m., the Cook County Sheriff's office said in a release.
Tim Cacioppo is a 44-year-old father of four kids, aged 6 to 12. He has a doting wife and a dreadful diagnosis: ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
Goats, sheep, llamas and burros that helped clear vegetation around O'Hare International Airport this year are coming back in the spring.
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn, gearing up for what could be a tough general election next year, says he ends 2013 with at least two major accomplishments: state pension reform and same-sex marriage. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
The mood at Halas Hall on Monday was not as gloomy as one might think.
A north suburban man looking to make a quick buck attempted to try to get ransom for a dog he found from the animal's owner.
The CTA gave out more than a million dollars in free rides due to Ventra equipment failure over a two month period.
Darius Marshall, 19, turned himself in Monday afternoon at the Cook County courthouse and was transferred to the Dolton Police Department.
Responding to an emergency call early Monday, north suburban police found a barefoot woman in pajamas screaming frantically that her dog was snatched away by a coyote in a Glenview neighborhood.
Illinois' state comptroller says 2014 needs to be the year of consolidation.
This coming Sunday, the application to carry a concealed weapon in Illinois will be up and available on the state police website.
As you finalize New Year's Eve plans, Chicago's top cop reminds you to figure out how you'll get home, reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
Barry Miller's selection as executive director of the Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission comes three months after the previous director resigned amid criticism that the panel wasn't properly reporting cases.
More people have already died on Illinois roads this year compared to the last couple of years.
Here are a few great places to watch some football, cure your New Year's hangover and eat your heart out one last time before the resolution guilt kicks in. Also, in case you need a reason to have one last cocktail before hitting the gym and vegetables, New Year's Day is National Bloody Mary Day. Happy New Year!
