City officials outline plans for clearing roads, keeping Chicago safe during dangerous snowstorm
Plow crews are on standby – and some private vendors are already on call.
Judge hears multiple Illinois prosecutors' case against SAFE-T Act
Opponents say the SAFE-T Act is unconstitutional.
Sex offender found to have collected signatures for Chuy Garcia's mayoral campaign
James Munoz Sr., 63, is a registered sex offender in Illinois. His crime was the aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a 14-year-old child in 2017.
Parents want no police probe after teen with Down syndrome was seen in brawl at York High
Elmhurst police said Tuesday that there is more to the story of a disturbing video that originally purported to show several students attacking and bullying a boy with Down syndrome in a school bathroom.
Conductor making debut for Chicago Symphony Orchestra is dedicated to helping war-torn Ukraine
"It has been for me really important to show Ukrainians that though I'm Finn, I'm standing with them and I'm not afraid," said Dalia Stasevska.
Alderwoman may help resident's effort to bring holiday lights to Lawndale trees
For Lawndale resident Princess Shaw, shrouding the trees on Douglas Boulevard in Christmas lights is about more than holiday cheer.
Volunteers for rival candidate say Ald. James Gardiner got in their face on sidewalk
The volunteers for aldermanic candidate Marija Tomic spoke exclusively to CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov.
Canaryville man says dangerous hole has been in his alley for years, with no fix from city
Adding another layer of woe to the problem is that the hole is now in a different aldermanic ward than it was when this all started.
Ald. Edward Burke, longest serving Chicago alderman, is not running for reelection
The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners confirmed Burke did not file renomination petitions by the Monday deadline.
Family appalled by clemency hearing for man convicted of murder of 16-year-old Bridget Drobney
The Parole Board is set to hold a clemency hearing for convict Robert G. Turner in Chicago in January.
Founders of 'A Badge of Honor' talk to Chicago officers about trauma, suicide prevention
A typical law enforcement officer suffers 800 traumas in one career. A typical civilian suffers only five traumas.
James Suh, who says Ald. James Gardiner tried to silence him, plans to run for alderman himself
James Suh says Ald. James Gardiner (45th) retaliated against him after getting publicly criticized.
Cook County Assessor blames another county department for homeowners' higher property tax bills
Assessor Fritz Kaegi says if left to his office, the homeowners would not see a hike at all.
Having won reelection, Gov. Pritzker says he's open to working with Republicans
Once the polls closed, took only minutes for Democratic incumbent Gov. JB Pritzker to be called the winner of the 2022 Illinois gubernatorial race.
Illinois Election: Gov. JB Pritzker declares victory in re-election bid against Darren Bailey
"I'm grateful tonight that Illinois continues a long tradition of peaceful and fair elections, and I am so thrilled to spend four more years as your governor," Pritzker said.