Latest Trump 'Wall' Rhetoric Scares Immigrants In Chicago
This is a day that 33-year-old Tania Unzueta was afraid would come, ever since President Trump first started talking about a wall when he was a presidential candidate.
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This is a day that 33-year-old Tania Unzueta was afraid would come, ever since President Trump first started talking about a wall when he was a presidential candidate.
President Donald Trump did not specify what he meant when he threatened to "send in the feds" if Chicago doesn't get violent crime under control, but city leaders and clergy said the last thing the city needs is National Guard troops on every street corner.
Gov. Bruce Rauner will strike an optimistic tone in his State of the State address, while acknowledging Illinois faces "significant challenges."
Newly sworn President Donald Trump warned Tuesday he would send in "the Feds" if the city of Chicago cannot reverse its recent surge in violence.
The White House provided no evidence to support the allegation that millions voted illegally in the election.
CBS 2's Mai Martinez asks an expert why lines are crossed on social media.
In his first press briefing, President Trump's Press Secretary defended his claim that record numbers watched the inauguration
A Cook County Commissioner has introduced a property tax initiative designed to bring more key city personnel into higher-crime neighborhoods.
With Puerto Rican nationalist Oscar Lopez Rivera set to be released from prison in May, his family celebrated Sunday night, just days after President Barack Obama commuted his sentence for conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government.
On the new President's agenda for his first day in office: A visit with the Intelligence Community.
One stepping-off point was Evanston Township High School. WBBM's Bob Roberts was there.
Obama's South Side Chicago neighborhood reflects on his Presidency.
Specifically, the Trump Administration singles out Chicago for its violence, much like presidential candidate Donald Trump did.
The BGA's Andy Shaw says key Illinois Republicans, like businessman—and fundraiser—Ron Gidwitz and some members of Congress are close to President Trump.
As part of the peaceful transition of power, once-bitter rivals and fierce critics were in the crowd, including Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
