Chicago man charged in shooting death of woman at South Side Chicago business
Officers were called to the EZPAWN pawn shop, in the 4800 block of South Ashland Avenue, for a domestic disturbance.
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Officers were called to the EZPAWN pawn shop, in the 4800 block of South Ashland Avenue, for a domestic disturbance.
Police were on the scene blocking the street.
A mangled white car was on 47th Street near Halsted and a white Jeep was nearby on the curb. Police were on the scene blocking the street. It's not clear if anyone was injured.
Carlos Sanchez, 24, was shot and killed this week not far from Back of the Yards College Prep, where he was a star on the soccer field. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
To those closest to him, Carlos Sanchez, 24, was known as "Chispa," Spanish for "spark."
Sanchez was shot dead outside his alma mater, Back of the Yards College Prep.
Police said 5:29 p.m. Monday, a gunman opened fire and struck Carlos Sanchez, 24.
In all four robberies, a group of men used a white SUV, but police have not said if the holdups are connected.
The robberies happened between 7:20 a.m. and 8:20 a.m. in the city's Lower West Side, McKinley Park, Back of the Yards, Chicago Lawn, and Gage Park neighborhoods.
Chicago police say an on-duty officer was driving when A light gray SUV entered oncoming traffic and struck the squad car.
Chicago police responded to the scene of a crash involving one of their officers in the Back of the Yards neighborhood Sunday morning.
"There wasn't a mention of any violations. The place is very clean. I have been in that place two or three times before."
Firefighters spent hours battling an extra-alarm fire at a Back of the Yards food processing plant on Thursday. It was dangerous, made worse by high winds. CBS 2's Sara Machi has the story.
The fire started at a warehouse near 41st and Halsted, and later spread to multiple buildings.
The victim drove himself to Rush University Medical Center, where his condition was stabilized.
The car was left flipped on its side on top of another car causing serious damage near 50th and South Racine.
Police said just before midnight, a 21-year-old man driving a jeep was speeding down 50th Street when he blew through a stop sign - striking an SUV heading south on Racine.
Our nonstop news crew saw officers pull at least one gun out of one of the cars.
The CFD said an officer suffered an abrasion to her arm from glass, and was treated on the scene.
The CFD said an officer suffered an abrasion to her arm from glass when the bullets came into the vehicle, and was treated on the scene. CBS 2's Jermont Terry reports.
It starts at 10 a.m. in Cornell Square Park near 50th and Wood Street in Back of the Yards.
Police said he suffered multiple gunshot wounds around the body and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Chicago police said the 61-year-old was driving a minivan southbound, in the 5200 block of South Loomis Boulevard just before noon, when he struck a parked car - causing the minivan to flip over.
Residents can access a variety of services and benefits and the facility.
A brand new Social Security office is opening its doors on the Southwest Side. The new Social Security Administration office is in the Back of the Yards neighborhood. Read more
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