Southwest, United flight attendants picket in Chicago; expert says they have a lot of leverage
It has been a brutal pandemic for the airline industry and this summer — wasn't much better — with massive cancelations and weather issues.
Off-duty CPD officer shot during 'road rage' incident had been relieved of police powers
Sources confirmed to CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot that the officer was relieved of her police powers due to drugs in her system.
What happened to a Highland Park man who died from 'suspicious injuries' over the weekend?
"We know a violent struggle took place between the 45-year-old, the 20-year-old and the 18-year-old."
Concertgoers say Riot Fest security guard cursed, used strobe lights, otherwise abused power
Tens of thousands of fans had to leave through one exit Friday night, and one guard made the end of one evening one unpleasant experience.
Indiana law banning most abortions goes into effect
New restrictions expected to add more pressure on Illinois abortion providers as more come from out of state seeking services.
Possible railroad strike already affecting some Metra lines in Chicago area on Thursday
Service on some Metra train lines has already been canceled starting Thursday night.
Freight train worker strike could cause supply chain crisis as well as halt commuter trains
The trains that might stop running carry everything from the food on your dinner table to this year's Halloween costume.
Downpours left basements, streets flooded on North, Northwest sides; problem recurring for some
CBS 2's Chris Tye explored where the storms hit, the calls for service, and why certain neighborhoods get hit the hardest most often.
Lawsuit claims law enforcement used any means necessary to wrongly convict James Hill
Hill has had two convictions overturned -- in the 1980 murder of a police officer at a Hammond, Indiana hotel, and in a rape the same year.
Bears offer first look at plans for Arlington Heights stadium project, say they'll seek some public funding
Last year, the Bears signed a purchase agreement for the 326-acre site of the former Arlington Park racecourse, and remain in negotiations on a contract for the site.
After a 10th child dies in the last 9 months on the DCFS radar, lawmakers demand changes
"At what point is enough is enough? Obviously, whatever they are doing isn't working."
Attack on mother, daughter among the latest violence at CTA 95th Street Red Line station
A CBS 2 crew was at the station when another attack happened on Tuesday.
First temporary members appointed to new civilian commission to oversee Chicago Police
In the years following the shooting death of Laquan McDonald by Chicago Police, an effort has been made to bring the community into the decision-making process around police policy.
Person attempted to scale security fencing, threw rocks at FBI office in Chicago
"The FBI Chicago facility remains secure, and there are no reported injuries or known threats to the public at this time," an FBI spokesperson said.
Experts advise young, healthy people to consider more potent COVID-19 booster in fall
But for immunocompromised and those age 50 and older, experts say don't wait for their second booster shot.