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Campaign donations from the gambling industry aren't necessarily related to the recent passage of a major Illinois gambling expansion, a review of donations from the industry to lawmakers shows.
He was one of Chicago's most colorful and controversial public officials. Now he's charged with being one of the city's top "deadbeat dads."
Answering Mayor Rahm Emanuel's call to come up with $10 million in cost savings to avoid 625 layoffs, union leaders on Tuesday offered their own ideas to save $250 million a year.
Green acres could be sprouting up all over the city of Chicago if Mayor Rahm Emanuel has his way.
U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) is predicting there will be no government default on its bill, and that the debt ceiling will be lifted in return for some cuts.
In a move that was fully expected, deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich is filing an appeal to overturn his conviction on corruption charges.
President Barack Obama on Monday night urged Americans to pressure their representatives in Washington to move on a debt-reduction deal, but House Speaker John Boehner says Obama won't get a blank check from Congress to raise the debt ceiling.
Labor unions representing city workers on Tuesday will announce cost-cutting suggestings that take aim at managers. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine has an early look.
A piece of the storied history of corruption in west suburban Cicero can now be yours.
A new book critical of retired Mayor Richard M. Daley aims to make sure the former mayor is remembered for more than the good things he did while in office.
A woman who may have been wrongly convicted – and hanged – for conspiring to kill President Abraham Lincoln is getting something of another chance.
Illinois parents hoping to save some money on school supplies are out of luck this year as the popular "state sales tax holiday" isn't returning.
No one is criticizing Rahm Emanuel's decision to send his kids to a prestigious private campus, but some say they wish all parents could depend on public schools to be just as good. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Illinois Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon says there may have to be some renegotiation with the union AFSCME over raises due 30,000 workers.
Illinois Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon has a lofty goal – to ensure 60 percent of the state's working-age adults are college-educated by 2025.
