Thieves steal kitchen appliances from South Side homes for sale
The realtor for one of the houses said the thieves got in by breaking into a lock box.
Powerball drawing grows to $1 billion; here's what you need to know
If you're feeling lucky you might want to consider purchasing a Powerball ticket.
Demonstrators gather at Buckingham Fountain in support of protests in Iran
Hundreds gathered to be the voice of Iranians as protests throughout the country enter their seventh week.
Police release surveillance images of suspect in shooting that killed Greyhound Bus employee
The gunman had come on a bus from Minneapolis and had waited for the victim to arrive, police said.
Police seek hit-and-run driver after pedestrian critically injured in Back of the Yards
A witness told CBS 2 a woman was driving the car, and was laughing as she ran away from the scene.
Neighbors continue fight to keep La Pieta statue at shuttered St. Adalbert Catholic Church in Pilsen
"We're here to stay. We're going to continue to fight. We want our church back. We want the fabric of this community to stay as is," parishioner Judy Vazquez said.
West Ridge liquor store owner, a refugee from Iraq, shot and killed during armed robbery attempt
"My father was the most compassionate and hard-working man I know," said Salim Khamo's daughter, Sally.
Hearing aids now available without a prescription over the counter
CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart all offer over-the-counter hearing aids at their stores and online.
Wilmette police bust massive interstate fencing operation
Police uncovered millions of dollars' worth of merchandise that now sits in a warehouse in Bolingbrook.
Local organization takes day to empower young Chicago girls on International Day of the Girl
Oct. 11 is recognized as the International Day of the Girl.
'I can help': After a 12-year-old dies by suicide, Chicago mother starts 'Gabriel's Light' to help others
"He said he was going to go upstairs to do his homework. And that was the last time that we saw him alive."
Protestors to rally for Iran and women's reproductive rights at Federal Plaza
Hundreds will gather Saturday to stand in solidarity with Iran along with women fighting for reproductive rights here in the U.S.
Man shot during attempted carjacking at West Side gas station
No arrests have been made.
Nearly 1,000 people march in Chicago as part of global day of action for Iran
Protests were sparked by the killing of Mahsa Amini, a Kurish-Iranian woman allegedly beaten to death by Iran's morality police for not wearing her headscarf properly.
Chicago area Red Cross volunteers ready to help those stranded by Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian's winds clocked at 150 mph as it made landfall Wednesday at Cayo Costa, Florida – and as of Wednesday night, it was still too early to assess the damage.