After suffering stroke 4 years ago, fashion photographer using his passion to educate
Clyde Scott is the founder of Focused on Fashion. He said he loves photography, fashion, and God, and he's found a way to combine them into something beautiful.
Investors buy bigger share of properties in South Shore than other nearby areas
Investor interest in South Shore has steadily increased with investors buying single family homes and condos.
Chicago alders talk disproportionate violence against Black women
Nearly 30% of all Chicago crime victims in 2022 were Black women, though they make up just 16% of the population, data show.
Doctor who sold ineffective stem cell therapies disciplined years after probe
Chiropractor who promoted stem cell benefits for relieving arthritis pain is disciplined after six-year investigation by state
A year into Israel-Hamas war, Chicago Palestinians mourn those killed in Gaza
"It's not just a number. You're talking about people who have dreams, who have ambitions, who have life, who have work, and you know, they're flesh and blood. They're not just a number," Alaa Abusaman said.
Alders say school board resignations bring "instability" to CPS
About three dozen City Council members blasted the state of CPS after the resignations.
Voters to pick new members of Chicago Board of Education
This comes as a big shake-up as all seven current members of the board saying they'll resign at the end of the month.
Larry Snelling, Chicago's top cop, marks one year as superintendent
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling talked with CBS News Chicago about victories and challenges after a year in the job.
DNC fencing kept some Chicago businesses from making a profit
A nine-foot fence lined both sides of the street.
For women at the DNC, the nomination of Kamala Harris is deeply personal
For many women, it's a deeply personal moment that some weren't sure they'd ever see.
Black-owned businesses see green at DNC vendor fair
The hottest items bear the name and face of the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris.
After Monday's protests, entry into the DNC more manageable
Thousands of delegates, volunteers, workers, and media from around the world had lined up to enter one security site.
DNC's "All Things Chicago" vendor fair to showcase Chicago businesses
More than 70 businesses from across the city are looking forward to showcasing themselves to tens of thousands of DNC visitors.
Struggling homeowners could see financial benefit from Chicago's focus on the DNC
An alderman wants to get a new home repair grant program to help homeowners who live near where the DNC is being held.
VP Kamala Harris has former Chicago U.S. Senator Carol Moseley Braun in her corner
She was not only the first Black woman in the Senate but also the only African American Senator during her six-year tenure