Accused Highland Park gunman won't testify at father's reckless conduct trial
Robert Crimo Jr. is set to go on trial next week on seven counts of reckless conduct, in part for signing his son's application for a FOID card to buy a gun.
Two friends, one living in Chicago area, mourn their hometown in Israel after attack
For both of them, Sderot will always be home – and now, they don't know when their town will rebuild.
Family of North Shore mom, daughter freed by Hamas await reunion
Judith and Natalie Raanan were in Israel for Judith's mother's 85th birthday when they were both taken hostage.
Bridgeview Islamic day school closes Friday after receiving "hate letter"
Bridgeview police said the letter was sent anonymously and communicated hate toward the Muslim community.
Chicago police investigate string of 6 robberies in about an hour
In each case, a group of between 2 and 6 suspects got out of a white or black sedan and approached the victim at gunpoint:
Arrest made after crash leaves SUV flipped on side in front of Back of the Yards home
The car was left flipped on its side on top of another car causing serious damage near 50th and South Racine.
Man arrested after kidnapping 3-year-old daughter in Cicero, leading police on chase
A police officer was seen carrying a child wrapped in a blanket away from the scene where the suspect was arrested.
Aurora's "Basement of the Dead" comes alive for Halloween
CBS 2 is spooking one of its morning reporters. Marissa Pearlman went to one of the scariest haunted houses in the state, visiting the "Basement of the Dead" in Aurora.
2 charged in high-end theft ring worth millions, spanning across multiple states
As CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reported, millions of dollars in high-end shoes, including Nikes and Yeezys were located in the warehouse.
Tours of historic Pullman District show how workers lived in the 1800s
Pullman was a model industrial town in the 19th century for the employees of George Pullman's Palace Car Company.
Jewish United Fund hosts Israel solidarity gathering in Glencoe
There was a call for peace and prayer for safety and the return of a safe haven for the Jewish people.
51-year-old Algonquin gymnast wins silver medal in World Cup competition
Alison Wright took home silver in the balance beam during the international tournament for gymnasts ages 30 and up from the U.S., Germany, Great Britain, and Japan.
Indigenous People's Day: Modern Native American art exhibit opens in Aurora
Among those are a whole host of events at Aurora University's Schingoethe Center.
Rico Clark, who said he was wrongfully convicted of murder, is up for clemency
"This is a classic frame-up case the Chicago Police Department has perpetrated against a number of people."
Global city leaders see South Shore for International Downtown Association Conference
Part of the mission is to help attendees see all of the city by bus.