Anti-Trump Protests Continue For A Second Weekend
About 2,000 people marched Saturday from the Federal Plaza through the Loop to Wacker Drive and Wabash Avenue, across the river from the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
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About 2,000 people marched Saturday from the Federal Plaza through the Loop to Wacker Drive and Wabash Avenue, across the river from the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday demanded an apology from the "Hamilton" cast member who gave Mike Pence an onstage earful about equality.
Chicago police say four people have been charged in the videotaped beating of a man as bystanders yelled "Don't vote Trump."
On a video posted online, driver David Wilcox was pummeled by several individuals, while onlookers shouted "You Voted Trump!"
A Trump supporter in Long Island held a press conference Thursday after being attacked and unfriended on Facebook for his political beliefs.
RTA Chairman Kirk Dillard says President-Elect Donald Trump is a New York developer who knows the value of good transit. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
There are some figures in the sporting world who have yet to be recognized with such a high honor.
Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner said Wednesday he has friends in Donald Trump's new administration and expects Illinois "to have a voice and a good relationship" with the president-elect.
Students upset with the election of Donald Trump as the nation's next president were planning a number of protests across the country on Tuesday, planning to walk out of class to show their anger.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker looks at some of the faces behind the numbers.
Even as President-elect Donald Trump vows to immediately deport 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants when he takes office in January, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is reaffirming Chicago's commitment as a so-called "sanctuary city."
Hundreds of people marched again Saturday through streets in downtown Chicago, protesting Donald Trump and his election as president.
Chicagoans are continuing to protest Saturday Donald Trump's presidential election win in Millennium Park.
A Chicago man confirms he was attacked by a group of people on the West Side after a car crash and ensuing shouting match during which he said supported President-elect Donald Trump.
President-elect Donald Trump threatened to cancel federal funding to sanctuary cities. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
A second round of protests aimed at President-elect Donald Trump in Chicago started off with considerably fewer participants Thursday.
Mexico's consul general here says his office will be on the lookout for anything that could harm "the integrity of Mexicans." WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
Cutler is among the few sports figures to to openly support Trump.
Donald Trump's statement on his Muslim immigration ban mysteriously vanished during the morning of the 2016 Election.
Chicago's Council on American Islamic Relations have been advised to beef up security in mosques after Trump won the presidential election.
Police are investigating the beating of a man in the North Lawndale neighborhood by a group who yelled that the victim "voted for Trump."
Sports are always political, and there's no reason for athletes and coaches to #sticktosports.
Some social media relationships were fractured during the contentious presidential campaign, with a lot of "unfriending" and "unfollowing" happening on Facebook.
The S & P 500 gained 23, the NASDAQ added 57 and the Dow Jones closed up nearly 257 points, settling to 18,589.
Chicago is known for its Democratic base, but quite a few Edison Park residents backed the GOP nominee for president. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
