Man shot and killed outside of Chicago's Ogilvie Transportation Center
Aldermen said they have been sounding the alarm about crime in the area for months, but nothing has been done.
Investigating Injustice: Black women hit hard by crime
Crime stats of those who were carjacked, robbed, shot, or killed give an overwhelming sense of a society unmoored. But the spectacle of crime can evoke fear, often overshadowing those who are truly affected: the victims.
As Chicago winters become warmer with less snow, overnight parking rules persist
Since 1980, Chicago's overnight ban prevents motorists from parking on roughly 100 miles of city streets, and about 95% of the time there was no plowable snow.
Data dive: A look at the proposed 2024 Chicago police budget
The overall Chicago Police Department budget would increase from $1.9 billion to $1.99 billion next year.
Mother seeks justice 9 years after her daughter's murder
The family of the 18-year-old woman killed in Belmont Cragin told CBS 2 that they're not giving up in their quest for justice.
Post-pandemic resignations shift demographics of CPD before Mayor Johnson makes any changes
The Chicago Police Department is now younger, less white, and more Latino, according to an analysis of data from the city's Inspector General and Department of Human Resources.
CPD issue alert following dozens of armed robberies on North, West and Northwest sides
Three to five young men wearing ski masks jump out of a black SUV and displayed a weapon before demanding the victims' belongings.
Chicago Police cancel days off ahead of NASCAR as city plugs staffing holes with overtime
The Chicago Police Department is short around 1,500 officers right now, and concerns about officer burnout and staffing levels remain as the 4th of July weekend has typically been associated with increased gun violence.
Black women make up one in 4 crime victims in Chicago
Black women only make up 16% of the Chicago's population, but account for 1 in 3 of the city's batteries and assaults.
One year since Chicago's first mpox case, health officials still urge caution after cases this spring
Chicago health officials urge vaccinations after more than 30 cases were reported in Chicago since April.
Police probe two stabbings within hours on CTA lines
We asked Chicago Police and Chicago Transit Authority officials what is being done about crime on our public transit - as we have for years now.
Breakdown of Chicago mayor vote by precinct
See how each precinct voted in the April 4 runoff
Chicago's Undetermined Drownings: Debunking the myths
A longer series of questions left unanswered as undetermined findings leave loved ones hoping for more clarity in the murky final hours of these lives lost.
Efforts to stop smoking on the CTA highlights challenges to policing public transit
Chicago transit police have largely responded to smoking violations by issuing municipal citations. Out of the roughly 4,400 citations issued in 2021, about 200 were paid.
Illinois foster children are being moved repeatedly from one place to another
The CBS 2 Investigators delve into a practice the state was ordered to fix decades ago.