Party Control Of Illinois House At Stake Tuesday
House GOP leaders sees Republican voters as more enthusiastic than Democrats this fall.
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House GOP leaders sees Republican voters as more enthusiastic than Democrats this fall.
Yemeni authorities are checking dozens more packages in a search for the terrorists who tried to mail bombs to Chicago-area synagogues in a brazen plot that heightened fears of a a new al-Qaida terror attack.
Former Governor Jim Edgar says President Obama's hometown rally may not help him as much as he hopes.
First Lady Michelle Obama and White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett were among those in attendance at Friday's funeral services for minister and civil rights activist Bishop Arthur Brazier.
Pay-to-play is a new charge being leveled in the increasingly nasty race for Cook County Assessor.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart will not be running for mayor of Chicago.
Aldermen back him up in slamming Inspector General's report on possible budget cuts.
Frustration over the way 911 emergency calls are handled.
Mayor Richard Daley was celebrating—and defending—the success of Chicago's After School Matters program, run by his wife, Maggie.
Chicago First Lady Maggie Daley is back home Tuesday, after being hospitalized for pain in her leg in Washington, D.C.
Listen to the entire interview with Newsradio 780's Political Editor Craig Dellimore and former President Jimmy Carter.
Mayor Richard M. Daley on Wednesday unveiled a $6.1 billion proposed city budget that dips into the city's reserves again to avoid tax hikes and fee increases.
Mayor Richard M. Daley on Wednesday unveiled a $6.1 billion proposed city budget that dips into the city's reserves again to avoid tax hikes and fee increases.
Chicago Aldermen want the federal government to stop banning most gay men from donating blood.
Mayor Richard M. Daley announced Tuesday that he plans to return hundreds of police officers to the streets in the coming year.
No fewer than six possible candidates for mayor attended the Columbus Day Parade on Monday. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Chicago's two daily newspapers have a split decision in their choices for the Illinois U.S. Senate race.
The president was in Chicago Thursday in hopes of keeping his former Senate seat in Democratic hands.
