Colleagues support professor charged in stabbing death
Wyndham Lathem and Andrew Warren were charged with first-degree murder in the slaying of Trenton Cornell-Duranleau
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9 shot dead, 54 wounded in violent Chicago weekend
Six of those who were wounded, and one who was killed, were shot during a drive-by shooting early Sunday morning
Prosecutors reveal reason for grisly Chicago slaying
Disturbing new details describe how boyfriend of since-fired microbiology professor Wyndham Lathem was stabbed 70 times in Chicago
More members of "super gang" in Chicago are given life sentences
Ten members of the Hobos street gang have been either convicted or pleaded guilty, and five have been sentenced to life in prison
America's most liveable city isn't on this continent
A widely cited index gave high marks to Honolulu, but dinged politically driven turmoil in other U.S. cities
Excitement over solar eclipse extends to the blind
Even people who won't be able to see the eclipse on Monday are excited about experiencing it
Man fatally shoots 3 people in Wisconsin, police say
Unidentified man walked up to three victims and fatally shot them at Great Lakes Dragaway on Sunday, Kenosha Sheriff David Beth says
Behind the Lens: Guns of Chicago
Everyone in Chicago wants an end to its rampant gun violence – the struggle is convincing someone to be first to put their guns away
Victim killed in professor's apartment was stabbed over 40 times
Trenton James Cornell-Duranleau was fatally stabbed last month in a Northwestern University professor's high-rise condo
Hit man for Chicago gang sentenced to life in prison
Paris Poe, a hit man for a Chicago street gang, was sentenced to life in prison in one of the city's largest gang cases in years
Hobos gang leader, called "a disease to society," gets 4 decades in jail
Gregory "Bowlegs" Chester remained "unrepentant" about crimes he committed as leader of the Hobos "super gang," assistant U.S. attorney says
Guns of Chicago; Enemy of the State; Muslims Love Me -- Episode 2
Can Chicago erase its gun culture? Putin's loudest critic wants his job; an 86-year-old American preacher who's huge in Pakistan
Guns of Chicago
For outsiders, Chicago's abundance of guns is a terrifying stereotype, but some residents say it's simply a matter of survival, and others are trying to convince them to put down their weapons
Chicago sues over sanctuary city threat
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has taken his fight against President Trump's immigration policies to court
Chicago mayor plans lawsuit against Trump administration
Rahm Emanuel says Chicago will fight government's immigration policies saying it can't withhold public safety grants from so-called "sanctuary cities"
Murder suspects in brutal slaying surrender after manhunt
A national manhunt had been underway for the Northwestern University professor and Oxford University employee
Lorde "gutted" after Lollapalooza set gets canceled
Lorde's set at Lollapalooza was canceled on Thursday due to a weather emergency in Chicago
"Survive or be killed": Inside Chicago's gun violence epidemic
Many crews told "CBSN: On Assignment" they would rather risk the police catching them with a gun than have their rival find them without one
Murder warrants issued for Northwestern professor, Oxford employee
The duo are suspects in the stabbing death of a 26-year-old man, and are considered armed and dangerous
"Pierogi Festival" name sparks food fight
A Pennsylvania celebration of the Polish dumpling is feeling the heat after a Chicago-area group alleges trademark infringement
Did Cubs' World Series win cause a Chicago baby boom?
Hospitals in Chicago are recording surge in number of births and babies are being called Chicago's "World Series Babies"
More than 5,000 illegal guns seized in Chicago this year: police
Officials with Chicago Police Department said city's investment in crime-fighting technology is helping officers
Chicago Pokémon Go festival gets off to a rough start
Niantic Inc., developer of the wildly popular augmented reality game, offered refunds for the $20 tickets and $100 in credits for use in the app
Cops identify John Wayne Gacy victim for first time in years
Illinois sheriff's office identifies another victim of notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy
Federal records: Dennis Hastert released from prison in Minnesota
Hastert was sentenced to 15 months for a banking violations case that revealed accusations he had sexually abused teenagers while coaching wrestling at a suburban Chicago high school
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