Police take down pro-Palestinian encampment at DePaul University
Chicago police said a man and woman were arrested outside the encampment for obstruction of traffic.
Chicago Ride of Silence honors bicyclists who were struck, killed by vehicles in Chicago
The annual ride includes stops for silent reflection at sites where bikers were killed by drivers over the past several years.
Doctor who saved Sen. Duckworth's life is now trapped in Gaza
Dr. Adam Hamawy, a surgeon from New Jersey, was in a hospital Wednesday near the city of Rafah.
77 students graduate from Chicago Police and Firefighter Training Academy
The program recruits high school students with an interest in careers in public safety, and gives them a hands-on training experience.
Search on for assailant who attacked man on CTA train on Chicago's Near West Side
The beating happened around 11:14 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, at the Polk Street station in the Illinois Medical District.
Chicago health officials warn of uptick in invasive meningococcal disease
So far, there have been eight cases of invasive meningococcal disease in Chicago in 2024 to date.
5 injured in 3-car crash on I-190 on O'Hare International Airport property
The crash caused major traffic delays on Tuesday afternoon.
Aurora, Illinois police work to improve operations with community feedback surveys
The department has partnered with My90, a community engagement platform, to send post-contact surveys to community members who have requested a police response.
Illinois warning sirens to be tested Tuesday after postponement for storms
There was concern that an air-raid siren test in the middle of a storm would have caused confusion.
Woman, 2 men charged with robbing, battering teenage boy on CTA Green Line platform
The three are due for a detention hearing on Tuesday.
Wildfire smoke may hover in Northern Illinois through Tuesday
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency said air quality is expected to be moderate, but readings may show higher categories at certain times.
End-of-year FEST at DePaul University canceled with protest encampment continuing
On Saturday night, protesters at the encampment said they said they were at a stalemate with the university. They have since said they are anticipating a raid.
DePaul University warns of possible "escalated confrontations" at pro-Palestinian encampment
The encampment, termed the DePaul Liberation Zone, began on Tuesday of last week.
Eating cicadas? We've done it at CBS Chicago
It just so happens that members of CBS 2's on-air talent roster have eaten cicadas on television – more than once.
Woman, puppy rescued from building fire on Chicago's West Side
The Office of Fire Investigations was on the scene to determine the cause late Friday.