Englewood boxer carries legacy of Chicago Golden Gloves tournament
The tournament began 100 years ago when young men from Chicago's working class neighborhoods fought for respect and glory.
Evanston non-profit's lesson plans for youth evolving in post-pandemic world
"Youth have been through so much trauma through the pandemic; whether it's from the school shutdown, and just the isolation, lack of academic stimulation for some, and the lack of social interactions."
St. Nicholas Cathedral School holding prayer service to mark one year since Russia invaded Ukraine
The school has taken in 95 student refugees during the war.
Chicago Weather Alert: Icy conditions, power outages in McHenry County
All 25 salt trucks are working to keep roads safe.
McHenry County crews battle rain, possibly icy road conditions
A county agency said it have every salt truck out making continuous rounds in the county, treating 550 lane miles of roadway.
2023 Chicago Auto Show kicks off Saturday
CBS 2's Jackie Kostek got an early look at all the cars on display at McCormick Place.
Chicago gymnast Kai Uemura pursuing Olympic dreams; 'his big dreams are realistic'
"It's crazy. I never thought I would get this close," said Uemura, a 16-year-old junior at Francis W. Parker School.
More than 23,000 ballots cast so far for 2023 Chicago Election
You can hear more from the mayoral candidates Wednesday.
Basketball game brings together CPD officers and teens
"It actually feels good that they want to play with us."
Celebrating Groundhog Day in Woodstock; Willie predicts six more weeks of winter
Some guests came all the way from Spain to celebrate Groundhog Day in Woodstock.
$12 million settlement reached in 2019 shooting of teen during police raid
The attorney for Amir Worship said they reached a $12 million settlement for the boy, who is now permanently disabled after being shot in his knee during the police raid in May of 2019.
Vandals throw bricks and rocks at Lincoln Park home
"My wife and I were racking our brains to try to think about everything from like, did we write a negative review about someone on Yelp? Did we give a bad rating to an Uber driver?"
Fire destroys Georgis Catering on Southwest Side near Midway Airport
"It was a thriving company. A lot of people worked there, too," neighbor Justin Gilliam said.
Early voting underway in The Loop
You can vote early at two places in The Loop today.
Chicago Lunar New Year parades planned amid California shootings
"I think culturally, Asian cultures, emphasize self reliance and saving face so much that it's hard for people to admit there is an issue."