In Cicero, an effort to bridge digital divide for Hispanic residents
They might be computer skills that come second nature to some., but the pandemic made it glaringly obvious that many Cicero residents are behind the digital eight ball.
Police now say gunfire at White Sox game may have come from inside ballpark
But three days later, they don't know for sure.
Armed catalytic converter thieves hit parents of new mother in Rogers Park
Renee Vickman's parents own the car, and they were on their way to pick her up from the hospital with her newborn baby boy.
Patients in Illinois, other states struggle to afford fertility treatments
In some cases, advocates tell families to seek treatments abroad where procedures are more affordable.
Thieves steal woman's Hyundai three times from same CHA parking lot
Helen Chambers said the situation is so bad that her grandson is taking the battery out of her vehicle after she parks.
U.S. Labor Secretary Su highlights $1.3M grant for tradeswomen in Illinois
"Chicago women in trades are training women for these jobs and women of color black women for these jobs. That's the model for how we build an economy in which no one's left out."
Bolingbrook police officer shot in convenience store stand-off
"Wow. This is not Chicago. I've never experienced anything like this."
Bus driver shortage persists with Chicago Public Schools for yet another year
This has been a persistent issue in Chicago and across the country. Experts say the only way to truly solve it is to change the way we think about transporting kids to school.
Graduation day for Chicago CRED participants, many of them gun violence survivors
For years, the CBS 2 Investigators have been tracking the impact of violence prevention groups like Chicago CRED.
Police supt. pick Larry Snelling has sometimes been at odds with Johnson admin.
CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey has been digging into Chief Snelling's record with the department - and what it might mean for the future.
Illinois Supreme Court upholds state's assault weapons ban
The law is also facing challenges in federal court, and in May the U.S. Supreme Court declined to block the law statewide.
Logan Square businesses fed up with rise in armed robberies
At least five armed robberies were reported in less than two hours overnight, bringing the total to two dozen armed robberies in and around Logan Square in the last few days.
Hazardous Lake Michigan conditions put even first responders in danger
Terrifying minutes passed before a man was dragged out. Witnesses watched as a rescuer also needed to be rescued.
Driver pleads guilty after crash leaving ISP Trooper Brian Frank catastrophically injured
"If I could, I would switch places with Brian in a heartbeat."
Parents, students are baffled by letters confirming Crown Point school network breach
Parents and students recently started getting letters confirming a five-day breach back in November in the Crown Point Community School Corporation's network system.