Chicago student who persevered with disabilities, earns entry to 18 colleges
CBS 2 first met the girl and her mother after they struggled with CPS over her disabilities.
City Council approves $51 million in funding for migrant housing amid raucous debate
The money approved by the City Council on Wednesday will only cover the costs of assistance for asylum seekers through June 30.
Bears begin interior demolition at Arlington Park
The work is taking place even though the new stadium is still far from a done deal.
Mayor Brandon Johnson oversees his first City Council meeting
"I'm confident and optimistic about this City Council makeup, and the journey we'll embark on together," Johnson said.
Beverly residents get to weigh in on search for next CPD head
The consensus among many is the best candidate should be a bridge builder who care about officers' mental health, the community and the consent decree.
Mayor Johnson visits police station, respite center amid migrant crisis
Johnson said he has been briefed on the migrant issue, but on Tuesday, He saw firsthand how the arrival of migrants is straining many city resources.
Mayor Brandon Johnson 'humbled and honored' as he takes office
The mayor stressed collaboration during the speech. But now, the real work begins.
How will history remember Mayor Lori Lightfoot?
Lori Lightfoot entered the mayor's office with a city-wide tsunami of support over her promise of change.
Former President Obama says program succeeding in improving futures of boys, young men of color
Mr. Obama launched the My Brother's Keeper initiative nine years ago – on response to the murder of Trayvon Martin.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot delivers farewell address as she prepares to leave office
Lightfoot's final address as mayor comes exactly one week ahead of Mayor-Elect Brandon Johnson's inauguration next Monday.
U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson reflects on first 100 days in office
CBS 2's Dana Kozlov talked with him about his new role and his family's impact.
Fred Waller to become next interim Chicago police superintendent
Waller is coming out of retirement to take the job.
Advocates say Illinois' system to help people with developmental disabilities needs fixing, funding
Advocates want the money to help stop the exodus of workers providing services for that community.
Rape crisis advocates say they are facing major funding crisis, need state's help
The advocates are looking to Springfield for help in beefing up their funding – in part to make up for a federal funding shortfall.
Mayor-elect Johnson calls for bringing Chicago, state together in Springfield speech
An enthusiastic mayor-elect channeled his hope for bipartisan cooperation during his speech to lawmakers at the state capitol.