'She was so, so, so scared,' says deadly Portage Park mass shooting victim's sister
A young mother named Mercedes Tavares was one of three people killed outside a Portage Park neighborhood bar this past weekend.
Chicago police announce charges in mass shooting that killed 3 in Portage Park
A third victim was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the head and listed in critical condition.
Two men shot in Back of the Yards restaurant, both in serious condition
At least two dozen shots were fired into Super Star & Gyros.
City Council committee advances plan to fund extension of Red Line to 130th Street
The method of paying for the project is getting mixed reactions.
Woman dies weeks after being struck in Little Village hit-and-run; family wants justice
The driver did not stop after hitting Lopez at 26th Street and Drake Avenue around 8:20 p.m. that Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Father, daughter found dead inside East Chatham apartment
Police said they found a woman, 27 and a man, 79, both dead inside an apartment with a 2-year-old boy unharmed.
Chicago-area physicians among group meeting with senators Wednesday to call for public health solution to mass shootings
The physicians are joined by members of March Fourth, a group formed after the shooting in Highland Park.
Doctor who treated pediatric Highland Park patients goes to Washington for assault weapons ban
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar spoke Tuesday with Dr. Sheena McKenzie.
Chicago driver turns the tables on would-be carjackers, shooting 2 of the 3 suspects
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports from the 11th District police station where they said the Firearrm Owners Identification (FOID) card and conceal carry owner was sitting in his car when he he was approached.
Julianne Sitch, University of Chicago men's soccer coach, makes history
Sitch's journey started as a 5-year-old girl playing on boys' teams.
City orders West Town bar to put away inflatables; owner thinks it's political
Giant inflatables normally surround the patio at the Irish Nobleman, 1367 W. Erie St. But by Friday night, the patio had been turned into more of an inflatable graveyard.
School community mourns CPS teacher who was shot, killed in Chatham
When you talk about a teacher who made the difference and who was dedicated to his students, those who knew Quentine Carradine said he fit that exact description.
If rail workers strike, supply chains could be affected drastically
In Washington on Wednesday, U.S. House lawmakers voted to adopt a tentative agreement to block the potentially devastating strike.
Neighbors raise worries about congestion, crime at temporary casino planned for Medinah Temple
Leaders with Bally's laid out plans Tuesday night for the temporary casino location at the Medinah Temple in River North.
University of Chicago men's soccer team heads to Final Four, making history with woman coach
We first introduced you to Coach Julianne Sitch last month, and she continues to shatter glass ceilings.