Scrutiny Of 'Bump Stocks' Intensifies In Wake Of Vegas Massacre
Legislation has already been introduced in the Illinois House that would ban trigger-modification devices. CBS 2's Jeremy Ross reports.
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Legislation has already been introduced in the Illinois House that would ban trigger-modification devices. CBS 2's Jeremy Ross reports.
The Illinois "Safe Haven" law that allows mothers to safely leave their infants at designated locations -- and not face criminal charges. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.
Eddie Johnson faced reporters Tuesday for the first time since the day before his Aug. 30 surgery.
CPD has paid out millions to officers whose overtime was not properly approved or to officers who approved their own OT, a report says.
A simple needle and one milliliter vial at seventeen locations in the city and two in the western suburbs each week.
GOP politicians Thursday called Rauner's decision political suicide.
Illinois authorities refused Friday to release a parole-eligible convicted murderer who is suspected of being part of the notorious "Ripper Crew" that brutally killed as many as 20 women in the 1980s, determining that he lacks an approved place to live.
A 33-year-old northwest Indiana man shot by police on Thursday was later found dead in a backyard, apparently having killed himself during a chase that followed a drug bust.
The union representing 135 child care workers at two YMCAs has filed an unfair labor practices complaint against their employer.
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed legislation that would provide state health insurance and Medicaid coverage for abortions.
The CTA turns 70 as an operating agency on Sunday, and it will be marking the anniversary with a four-hour party in the Loop that will feature its antique trains and buses, face-painting, memento giveaways and performances by some of the local musicians who play on subway platforms.
Chicago's Old Post Office is ready-made for Amazon's second headquarters if the online retail giant selects Chicago for the honor, redevelopers of the property say.
Puerto Rican lawyers and first responders are asking Chicagoans to turn out for a benefit on the Northwest Side on Thursday night for Puerto Rican hurricane and Mexican earthquake victims.
The Cubs can clinch the National League Central Division with a win Tuesday night against arch-rival St. Louis.
Five members of the Wheaton College football team face felony charges for allegedly hazing another team member in 2016.
The Morris VFW is apologizing to neighbors for the crowds expected for its $1.59 million "Queen of Hearts" drawing.
Since 1921, a bronze statue has stood as a silent tribute to Morton Grove residents who served in World War I.
Jabari Dean is the focus of a public service announcement from the FBI. He once posted an empty threat, saying he was going to kill 16 people.
"We're going to be heard. We're going to make noise," said Charles Perry of the Westside Health Authority.
1971 -- that is the last time it was this hot on or after Sept. 20. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Mark Evans helped coordinate the shipment of a quarter-million pizzas to combat troops across the world. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
Hurricane Irma, and now Maria, are dealing a brutal one-two punch to the island of Puerto Rico.
MightyVine, a local greenhouse, uses state-of-the-art farming practices to produce the "most delicious, sustainable tomatoes year-round."
They have until Monday to move out to make way for an expanded bicycle and running path.
Discussion about the benefits and also some concerns resurfaced Thursday, as the foundation driving the project held a public meeting.
