VIDEO: Cold-Case Convict Denies Killing Sycamore Girl in '57
Fifty-four years after the crime, 72-year-old Jack McCullough was arrested for the murder of Maria Ridulph. He talks with "48 Hours."
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Fifty-four years after the crime, 72-year-old Jack McCullough was arrested for the murder of Maria Ridulph. He talks with "48 Hours."
This weekend, the city's first high school dedicated to students with dyslexia will hold an open house. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
March 9, 1909 is the birthdate of Max Fabian. He's kind of a character.
One person is in custody and police are searching for two others in the kidnapping and robbery of a woman in Frankfort Square.
A Crystal Lake Central High School student was arrested Thursday after a hidden camera was discovered in the boy's athletic locker room, police said.
The victims—identified by the Cook County Medical Examiner's office as 79-year-old Peter Mountain and 80-year-old Sally Lopez—were found unresponsive in a bedroom, according to police.
After years of complaints, Chicago City Hall is now making it easier to start a small business. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
A South Side woman has been charged with elderly neglect after her malnourished, bedridden grandmother was discovered dead with maggots in her hair, bed sores, skin ulcers and chemical burns caused by lying in her own urine.
Bushbabies are tiny primates native to Southern Africa, and are exceedingly rare in zoos.
Tuna distributed nationwide between January 17 and February 28 is being recalled.
Spring allergy season is again off to an early start.
Now 73, Harper told People magazine she received the diagnosis in January.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel seemed unfazed Thursday by a newspaper report showing nine out of ten students attending the Chicago public schools targeted for closure are African Americans.
The Chicago Public Library is celebrating Women's History Month in March 2013 by offering a range of programs about past and present issues facing women and girls in our society. Programs across the city include lectures, storytelling, documentary film screenings, art exhibits and workshops, and adult book discussions. Girl power!
Federal authorities have filed a series of lawsuits against individuals and companies responsible for sending out unsolicited text messages offering free gift cards to popular stores.
