CPS Ramping Up 'Safe Passage' Program To Protect Transfer Students
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker takes a closer look at the critical role the workers will play in keeping students safe.
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CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker takes a closer look at the critical role the workers will play in keeping students safe.
The cooler weather is certainly being felt by some businesses that revel in the heat. It was so cold over the weekend some water parks had to close.
Nicknamed "Nubs," the multi-colored parakeet was one of nearly 500 birds found living in a home last October. About 150 birds were dead.
When Jenna and Kurt Kutzka learned they likely wouldn't be able to have children naturally they turned to in-vitro fertilization.
Kanye West is giving back to the youth of his hometown, Chicago.
Connecticut and Massachusetts authorities on Monday searched in and around a lake in the hometown of Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots player who is charged with murder.
Reverend Luis Alvarengo of the United Church of Christ says it's a matter of life and death.
Passengers on a flight from Reno had to get off their plane on a portable staircase at O'Hare International Airport on Monday, after the aircraft blew two tires while landing.
Pope Francis says it's not a crime to be gay and that he wouldn't judge priests for their sexual orientation.
For good grub and a great deal, check out these five places to eat before the game in Chicago.
Shamekia Goodwin-Badger began working for Wheeling police May 27, 2008 after being employed with Hawthorn Woods police for four years
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin is accusing House Republicans of waving a white flag in the face of a potential Asian carp invasion, reports WBBM's John Cody.
A federal judge has rejected a push by gun rights advocates to let Illinois residents immediately tote firearms in public instead of waiting months for the state to outline the permitting process under its new concealed carry law.
Fans who attend a Milwaukee Brewers home game in August will receive a $10 voucher good for food, drinks, merchandise and game tickets.
Standing before some of the more than 4,000 guns seized by Chicago Police this year, Superintendent Garry McCarthy outlined four cases where men picked up for unlawful use of a weapon later became victims.
