Chicago police shoot armed person during struggle in Back of the Yards
CPD said as police "struggled with an armed offender," one officer discharged their weapon, hitting the offender.
Drivers start to feel relief as gas prices continue to drop
Here's some good news for drivers who have been feeling pain at the pump lately.
Chicago Park District joins city in effort to protect shoreline
Lake water levels have been gradually going up since 2007, CBS 2 has reported on drastic shoreline erosion in 2019 as the city placed massive boulders on various beaches to act as a buffer.
8-month-old baby returned safely after home invasion in Irving Park
Police said this is incident is "domestic related."
Bond set for driver of party bus that rammed into 13 vehicles in Lakeview
Gregory Baldwin of Valparaiso, Indiana, is facing several charges but none for impairment at the time of the crash.
The drag show goes on at Uprising Bakery after nearly being delayed due to vandalism, zoning issues
A suburban cafe that was vandalized over plans to hold a family friendly drag brunch went on with the show Sunday morning.
Woman in critical condition after shooting on Stevenson Expressway
Illinois State Police said the woman was shot in the head just after 10 p.m.
CPS still looking to fill more than 4,000 open seats in full-day preschool programs
The district said they still have thousands of seats open for programs that transition kids from summer into the school year that begins Aug. 22.
Severe storms down trees, damage homes on Northwest Side
The severe storm threat has passed, but many residents are waking up to storm damage.
Highland Park parade shooting suspect pleads not guilty to more than 100 charges
He faces 21 counts of first-degree murder - three counts for each person who died - along with 48 counts of attempted murder and 48 counts of aggravated battery, one for each surviving victim who was struck by a bullet, bullet fragment, or shrapnel.
2 people in custody after shots fired at and by Chicago police on Northwest Side
Police said an officer shot back, but did not hit anyone.
Lightfoot signs order protecting those who travel to Chicago for abortions from states where it's illegal
The mayor signed an executive order prohibiting any city agency from participating in out-of-state investigations seeking to punish people who travel to Illinois for reproductive healthcare.
Pitchfork along with other festivals in the city, suburbs kick-off this weekend
This weekend is the kick-off of big festivals including the Pitchfork Music Festival which starts Friday.
Pitchfork Music Festival kicks off Friday in Union Park
The National, The Roots and Mitski are among the headliners performing this weekend.
Highland Park comedienne and parade co-emcee helps through laughter
"It's just as useful for me to be around people who are like, here to have like, a great and safe summer. And the fact that I can facilitate that is healing me."