Chicago's Top Cop Draws Inspiration From 'Book Of Job'
Eddie Johnson says if the Old Testament figure could deal with his torments, the post of superintendent is child's play.
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Eddie Johnson says if the Old Testament figure could deal with his torments, the post of superintendent is child's play.
Reports say overall the Great Lakes went from being about 3 percent covered in ice to nearly 9.5 percent ice-covered within five days.
Looking back on 2017, we saw Mayor Rahm Emanuel all but announce his bid for another term in office, and we also saw movement from a possible high-profile opponent.
Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson sits down with CBS 2's Brad Edwards to talk about the year in policing and crime.
The Wall of Faces project started after a fire wiped out a national database of U.S. service members who died in Vietnam, destroying the photographic records of 24,000 listed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
Governor Rauner admits to some mixed feelings about the Republican Tax Plan that President Trump will sign.
Mariotti says his practical experience is going to set him apart in the race for Illinois Attorney General next year.
Some supporters are using a new poll to set the stage for another possible campaign for mayor by businessman Willie Wilson.
Trustees said they want to have more discussions about whether they need to hire an expert on meeting rules and decorum.
Democratic candidate for governor Daniel Biss has outlined some of his ideas for reforming the state's criminal justice system.
Legal experts differ on how well President Trump is handling issues of Constitutional rights after nearly a year in office.
"The city is dropping the motion filed yesterday in the civil suit regarding the death of Bettie Jones. We are constantly evaluating and reevaluating our legal strategies, and we have determined the motion is not the best course of action," Chicago Law Department spokesman Bill McCaffrey said.
City officials originally planned to begin distributing the municipal ID cards by the end of this year, but it won't launch citywide until March.
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas said the post office returned some 10,000 Chicago property tax bills to her office as undeliverable for one reason or another.
The vote was not unanimous.
Chicagoland woke up to some pretty brisk wind chills on Tuesday morning and much of the area can now expect a bit more snow.
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas says her office is making it easier to prepay property taxes at a time when people want to do just that.
Erika Harold says there aren't enough witnesses of harassment who would admonish their colleagues to stop such behavior.
The ordinance backed by the Workforce Development Committee would explicitly prohibit sexual harassment by any city official, employee, laborer, or workers from employment agencies – pretty much anyone working for the city.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool apologizes no fewer than four times for lying to ethics investigators and other missteps –- actions that have prompted some to call for his termination.
The City Council is considering an ordinance that would bar stores from refusing to accept cash for their goods or services.
Lindblom Math & Science Academy senior Jasmine Curtis drew cheers when she slammed Mayor Rahm Emanuel for, in her view, strangling neighborhood schools.
A judge in Lake County has issued a temporary restraining order to block the planned layoff of 161 Cook County court system workers.
Gov. Bruce Rauner accused Democratic candidate J.B. Pritzker of dodging taxes.
The statewide helpline will provide immediate assistance for those impacted by addiction to opioids and other substances.
