Judge Gives Richmond 'One Last Chance'
Jereme Richmond, 20, was before Circuit Judge John Phillips for status of the state's petition to revoke his probation.
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Jereme Richmond, 20, was before Circuit Judge John Phillips for status of the state's petition to revoke his probation.
Churches in Chicago have been a gathering place today for people looking for comfort, and answers.
CTA over the weekend undertook its biggest service reshuffling in three years -- without changing its bottom line. As a result, some riders Monday will see additional service, while a dozen bus routes are eliminated and service will be curtailed on 16 others.
The man who shot a couple in their Channahon apartment during a 2009 home invasion has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder.
Police on Saturday seized 47 guns and ammunition from the home of a northwest Indiana man who a day earlier had threatened to set his wife on fire and kill as many people as he could at a nearby elementary school.
A man from far north suburban Zion was shot and killed while standing on a front porch early Sunday on the Near West Side.
Five people were hurt in a five-vehicle that temporarily closed Interstate 57 near south suburban Posen early Sunday.
Authorities pulled a car out of the river about noon that matches a vehicle Michael Jansson was last seen in.
A 16-year-old girl died on Saturday following a traffic crash in southwest suburban Lockport.
Barrington High School cancelled a dance scheduled for Saturday evening after rumors circulated that someone was planning to bring a gun.
CBS 2's Courtney Gousman spoke with Nancy's former sister-in-law Saturday morning in Crystal Lake, and learned a lot more about the killer.
Mayor Emanuel attended the ribbon-cutting for a new police station today but his thoughts were on the tragedy in Connecticut.
Five people were injured in a CTA bus accident in the West Side Humboldt Park neighborhood Saturday afternoon.
More than 40 people did so in the first hour, surrendering an array of weapons that ranged from handguns to rifles.
The CTA ads display jihad goals like building friendships, saying fit or marching on despite loss of a child.
