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A Chicago grandma says her sore knees and ankles make it hard to keep up with her grandbabies – and having to park down the street and walk doesn't help.
One 16-year-old boy was killed and another was wounded Wednesday afternoon in Englewood.
"If I put all my energy towards worrying, I would drive myself crazy. So I put my energy toward peace. I put my energy towards love. I put my energy toward resilience."
This story is about a lottery winner – but it doesn't involve little white balls or scratch-off tickets.
A 4-year-old girl has died after she was accidentally shot by another child Thursday evening in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
National Night Out is a time for police and the community to connect – but the task is easier said than done.
The annual tradition brings together community and police to build trust, but some organizers aren't stopping there.
In the Englewood neighborhood, cars were crushed when trees and power lines fell in the heavy rain and high winds near 74th and Carpenter.
One teen boy is dead and another is injured after they were shot in a backyard in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood early Saturday morning.
City health officials are trying to make COVID vaccines more accessible for those who have not yet received shots.
A man is dead after being shot multiple times in Englewood late Tuesday.
Police said no one is in custody. Area One detectives are investigating.
Nine children were hospitalized Friday night after a van with no car seats was in a crash in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
One month old Terriana Smith was shot in the head during the mass shooting in Englewood Thursday night.
A 1-month-old baby girl was among seven people wounded in a mass shooting Thursday night in Englewood.
Police on Thursday were asking for help from the public in finding a woman who has gone missing from the Englewood community and has problems with her memory.
A new flower shop on the city's South Side is giving young people a chance to grow.
"We've been without good service for three to four years."
A man was shot when bullets came flying into his house in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood Saturday night.
A fifth person has died after a mass shooting this past Tuesday at a house in the Englewood neighborhood.
Chicago police say around midnight, a 40-year-old man went into a Clark Station and began eating things without paying.
The Englewood home where a mass shooting that left four dead and four more wounded Tuesday morning is owned by a Chicago police officer.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city has a handle on gun violence. But as CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reported, the families who are now grieving after mass shootings don't see it that way.
Early Tuesday morning, eight people were shot in one house in the Englewood community, and four of them died. It was the third mass shooting in two weeks in Chicago, and then there was a fourth on the West Side Monday night.
"It tells us we still have much work to do in our mission to end gun violence here in Chicago."
