Austin residents say 911 calls about large gathering unanswered before gunfire
Neighbors said they are angry, because they called 911 before the shooting, but little was done to disperse the crowd.
Art museum in Chicago gives veterans a place to heal
The National Veterans' Art Museum offers a space for those who served to share their stories, talent and trauma.
Bears signal possibly exploring options beyond Arlington Heights for new stadium
At least one other west suburban community has already met with the Bears to discuss a future stadium.
Family vows to find killer who took man's life during unrest in Cicero in 2020
"He has a name, and we want people to know who he was," said the victim's sister, Adriana Cazares.
Chicago museum showcases the healing power of art for veterans
The National Veterans Art Museum includes more than 2,500 works of art by military veterans.
Man jumps from Dan Ryan Expressway during police pursuit, hides on top of support pillar
A SWAT team used a Chicago fire truck to climb up and find the man.
Squatters finally evicted from South Side home, but owner's troubles aren't over
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar first told you about homeowner Darthula Young's story in March.
North Avenue Beach closed after shots fired on lakefront
It appeared there had been a group of young men who got into a fight on the beach when someone pulled out a gun and fired a shot.
Proposed tweak to outdoor dining policy worries Chicago restaurant, bar owners
Mayor Brandon Johnson introduced an ordinance that keeps the expanded dining, but will give aldermen the power to approve patio permits based on specific requirements.
Police chase ends with gunfire, suspect and K9 killed in Kane County
The Kane County Sheriff's Office said the K9's handler and the entire department are devastated.
Naperville opera singer recounts surviving lightning strike in Florida
His father and brother, both medical professionals, immediately performed CPR on the pier until paramedics arrived.
Assailant beats cyclist with construction sign, his own bike in South Loop
The victim, 62, was riding his bike on the sidewalk right near State and Cermak when police said he was attacked. So far, no one is in custody.
Attorneys claim East Chicago officer used excessive force in takedown seen on video
The officer has faced controversy before.
Licensed cannabis transporters say illegal deliveries are happening without consequence
The legal cannabis transporters say they will be forced out of business if the state does not enforce its own standards.
Boys, ages 12 and 16, wounded in West Garfield Park shooting
After the 12-year-old boy was shot, he was carried into the library by a security officer – who attempted to render aid on him.