Documents list complaints against since-fired communications director for Mayor Johnson
The documents reveal four complaints against Ronnie Reese between May 2023 and July 2024—all made anonymously for fear of retaliation.
Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx reflects on historic time in office
Cook Cook State's Attorney Kim Foxx sat down with CBS News Chicago to reflect on her legacy after eight years in office.
Mother fights to get help for her son who says he was abused at a Chicago elementary school
The kindergartner, who has special needs, claims abuse by other students and staff at Robert Nathaniel Dett Elementary. His mother says she has been retaliated against for standing up for her child.
Nearly 2 years after fire, residents are still displaced from Kenwood high-rise
Residents' finances are stretched to the max, and they are reaching out to say enough has not been done to finalize repairs and get them back into their homes.
School board candidates answer questions regarding hot topics involving money and the CPS CEO
More than half a million dollars has poured in during the week leading up to Election Day on Nov. 5.
Investors buy bigger share of properties in South Shore than other nearby areas
Investor interest in South Shore has steadily increased with investors buying single family homes and condos.
Fueled by CTU, contributions in Chicago school board race reach nearly $2.5M
CTU political action committees have contributed more than $1 million to candidate campaign coffers so far in the city's first-ever school board election.
Doctor who sold ineffective stem cell therapies disciplined years after probe
Chiropractor who promoted stem cell benefits for relieving arthritis pain is disciplined after six-year investigation by state
Voters to pick new members of Chicago Board of Education
This comes as a big shake-up as all seven current members of the board saying they'll resign at the end of the month.
Larry Snelling, Chicago's top cop, marks one year as superintendent
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling talked with CBS News Chicago about victories and challenges after a year in the job.
Some clean energy investments are slow to roll out, while others are spurring job creation
Voters get the chance once again in a few weeks, to elect local and federal leaders who can impact the country's course on climate change.
Driver faces major repair bill after finding the perfect parking spot
A woman's car was wrongly towed, and now she's battling for the city to pay for damages.
With Chicago city hiring freeze, what about executive-level jobs in Mayor's office?
It turns out Mayor Brandon Johnson has more executive-level staff than other recent mayors.
Suspect charged in killing of 4 sleeping people on CTA Blue Line train
All four victims were passengers on a Blue Line train as it was headed into the Forest Park terminal when they were shot shortly before 5:30 a.m.
Amtrak train hits pedestrian in Chicago western suburbs, Metra BNSF line disrupted
Details about the Amtrak train that hit the pedestrian, and any Amtrak delays, were not immediately available.