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"So if the motive, which is creating this crime at least, is people who are looking to get a card so they can get a job."
It's the first time since 2021 that Cook County has sent out annual property tax bills on time.
The Sheriff's office did not elaborate on the murder case in which Johnson was charged.
At least seven other people have died in Cook County from cold-related deaths.
At least seven other people have died in Cook County from cold-related deaths.
So far, 90% of the opioid deaths in 2023 have involved fentanyl, a painkiller 50 times more powerful than heroin.
"Something that we're gonna tell our kids about in the future."
The lucky couple says they're thankful to the CTA for playing a role in their love story. CBS 2's Andrew Ramos was on hand for the ceremony in the Loop.
The couple exchanged their vows on Tuesday.
A love story that began at a Chicago bus station comes full circle as the couple ties the knot in a special ceremony.
O'Connor was ordered to be held for threatening a Chicago police officer.
The couple will exchange vows at the first marriage ceremony on Jan. 2.
Anjelica Rodriguez and Alfonso Arroyo will exchange vows at the first marriage ceremony on Jan. 2.
Winners will exchange vows at the first marriage ceremony on Jan. 2.
Winners will receive the first marriage license of the new year and exchange vows at the annual first marriage ceremony.
For decades, the Rainbow Push Coalition has brought a festive affair to the Cook County Jail on Christmas Day.
But that didn't happen until a possible conflict of interest was revealed between a Chicago Police detective and an employee in the prosecutor's office.
There are more opioid deaths in Cook County than murders, and overdoses are skyrocketing too.
Harris was convicted largely on the testimony of a witness who turned out to be legally blind.
Treasurer Maria Pappas announced Tuesday that she is sending more than $30.5 million in automatic refunds to owners who overpaid their property taxes.
James Soto, 62, and David Ayala, 60 were wrongfully convicted in two 1981 murders and were expected to be released on Thursday.
The program was run by volunteers from the Harvard Club of Chicago – brought in by Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart.
Two cousins who have been incarcerated for more than 40 years were expected to be freed after a judge exonerated them on Thursday for two 1981 murders. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray went to the Cook County Jail, where one of the men was set to be released.
Dart estimates as many as 10,000 people could qualify each year.
