Man charged with threatening, striking teenage girl on CTA train platform in the Loop
A man is arrested and charged with hitting a 16-year-old girl on a CTA platform in the Loop in February.
Domestic disturbances especially dangerous for police officers, experts say
Data show that domestic disturbance calls claim an alarming number of officer's lives across the country.
Suspect in Ukrainian Village hookah bar shooting was on parole, still at large
CPD said they don't know where the suspect is, but CBS 2 learned the state should have known because he was on parole at the time.
Vallas campaign condemns deepfake video posted to Twitter
The deepfake was viewed thousands of times before it was taken down.
Ascension St. Joseph Joliet nurses file lawsuit, claiming wage theft
The nurses say the problems so bad they had to file a federal lawsuit to try to finally get their money.
Growing number of Chicago Police officers are taking up Florida on invitation to move
By the end of 2022, more than 600 police officers from other states had taken advantage of Florida's relocation incentives.
No bond for babysitter accused of killing 4-month-old girl
Norma Chagnama, 29, is charged with one count of first-degree murder in the death of the baby, Zury Cruz-Sumba.
CFD chief: Special tool would not have been not practical in Kenwood fire
The HERO pipe was designed for fires in high rises — like the one at the Harper Square Cooperative on Wednesday, Jan 25.
Retired chief: CFD has special tool that could have been used to fight high-rise fire
It is a tool that taxpayers have already paid for.
CPD officer shoots, seriously wounds man in North Lawndale
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) is investigating.
Getting Hosed: City apologizes, fixes water bill that wrongly amounted to $30,000
This did not happen until the CBS 2 Investigators got involved.
1 in 4 Ill. school districts participates in program to protect students from threats
The new safety program to protect students from self-harm, bullying, and threats of school attacks is underused in Illinois.
Could a sprinkler system have prevented deadly Kenwood high-rise fire?
The Harper Square Cooperative at 48th and Lake Park doesn't have a sprinkler system, because it predates a Chicago requirement for all high-rises built after 1975 to have fire sprinklers.
Fire guts furniture factory in Chicago Heights
Crews are responding to a large fire in Chicago Heights.
Four people injured when CTA bus gets hit by car, plows into Roseland currency exchange
We are told there may be some concerns about the structural integrity of the building.