Video shows coyote being pulled from shelf on Chicago's West Side
Chicago Police and Chicago Animal Care and Control were called for the coyote at the Aldi in Humboldt Park. Andrew Ramos reports.
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Chicago Police and Chicago Animal Care and Control were called for the coyote at the Aldi in Humboldt Park. Andrew Ramos reports.
At the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, some 1,000 gifts—including bicycles—were passed out to kids.
Marisol Vazquez, 37, allegedly confessed to suffocating her daughter, Lucia Arevala, and told detectives that voices in her head told her to kill herself and her daughter.
Chicago police said officers responded to a battery in progress where a man, 45, was attacking a woman, 40, inside the home.
While the man was attacking the woman, police said the teen, a 16-year-old boy, pulled out a firearm and shot the man in his lower back before leaving the scene.
The students said their salaries help feed their own families. Salaries that they were just told are drying up in 2025.
Initial reports indicated that a hand grenade was either discovered or dropped off at the hot dog stand.
Initial reports indicated that a hand grenade was either discovered or dropped off at the hot dog stand at Grand Avenue and Pulaski Road. Kris Habermehl reports from CBS Skywatch.
In three of these incidents, the victims observed the offender following them before the robbery occurred.
After clearing it out, Chicago police and the park district would enforce municipal codes that stop overnight stays and tents in the park.
Friday morning's closure would be the last step in an 18-month process meant to house those living in the park.
Advocates have asked the city to reconsider, in part because the city hasn't provided any realistic alternatives for places for those who live there to go.
Community leaders along with Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke inside a Humboldt Park café–kicking off the local holiday shopping day.
While the Salvation Army serves the community all year round, it is on Thanksgiving Day when the organization makes its biggest impact. Andrew Ramos reports.
Chicago fire officials said the fire broke out around 2 a.m. inside a two-story multi-unit building in the 4300 block of West Thomas.
The victim crashed into a parked vehicle outside Laura Ward Elementary School, and was found with multiple gunshot wounds.
Every location CBS News Chicago has visited has had a wait of at least one hour—most times more.
Sabrina Franza talked to some people who had been waiting on line for several hours outside the Humboldt Park Branch Library Monday, the last day of early voting.
Voters reported waiting for three or even nearly four hours at many locations across the city. Sabrina Franza reports.
Voters reported waiting for three hours at many locations across the city. Sabrina Franza reports.
Everyone with whom CBS News Chicago spoke Saturday walked away happy that they were able to vote for their candidates.
Some of the day's earliest voters stood in line for two hours and fifteen minutes in Humboldt Park, and the line was even longer in Wicker Park-Bucktown. Sara Machi reports.
The man city records document as the owner of the alley declined several requests for an interview, but could be seen repeatedly driving a forklift through CBS News Chicago's shot.
The Humboldt Park neighborhood residents—a whole block’s worth—say they are no longer able to access their own garages. Megan Hickey reports.
Roldan has led the charge in building thousands of affordable units across the city—homes that have provided stability to generations of families fighting gentrification.
