Former CPD officer pleads guilty to killing husband in 2021
A former Chicago police officer has pleaded guilty to shooting and killing her husband in 2021.
Vacant storefronts persist, but foot traffic is moving in downtown Chicago this Memorial Day
While many were on the hunt for the best deals, sometimes people searching for their usual stores found them either moved or just gone.
Jussie Smollett "comforted that there will be at least one winner" after settling Chicago lawsuit
Former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett spoke out for the first time on Friday since settling a civil lawsuit filed against him by the city of Chicago, agreeing to make a donation to charity, rather than continue a years-long court battle.
Sirens didn't go off for St. Louis tornado — what are the activation rules in Chicago, suburbs?
The answer is that it depends on where one is — the policy and plan are different in Chicago than they are in Naperville, for example.
Thousands of Venezuelans in Chicago face deportation with looming end to TPS
"Without Temporary Protected Status, if somebody never applied for asylum, they are in fact eligible for deportation, and they're at risk for deportation," said Erendira Rendon, vice president for immigrant justice at the Resurrection Project.
Chicago's UI Health gives a second chance to severely wounded Ukrainian soldier
The war in Ukraine is now in its third year, and many times, soldiers on the front line cannot find the medical treatment they need to stay in their own country.
Police release person of interest without charges in shooting near Wrigley Field
Chicago police have released a person of interest they took into custody Thursday following a shooting near Wrigley Field without charges.
Cicero man charged in Chicago golf course rampage held without bond
The 30-year-old Cicero man who is charged with seriously injuring a man while rampaging across a Chicago golf course in his car ordered held without bond Thursday.
Former Lincoln Park H.S. leaders removed from CPS "do not hire" list
An inspector general's report last year found allegations against former principal John Thuet and assistant principal Michelle Brumfield were mishandled.
5 students wounded in 3 shootings outside Chicago Public Schools this month
All three shootings happened just after classes were dismissed for the day.
Golfer injured, driver arrested after car careens onto Chicago golf course
A 70-year-old golfer was injured when an enraged driver careened onto the Billy Caldwell Golf Course Monday evening.
Community groups to join in effort to prevent teen takeovers in Chicago
CBS News Chicago on Monday got a sneak peek at how they are planning to map out their response.
Chicago restaurants want city to repeal law phasing out tipped minimum wage
Some small businesses in Chicago said this new way of doing business is the final nail in the coffin for their American dream.
Pope's pal says he would have guessed "Bob" Prevost would become next pontiff
Jim Priestley said that if he had to guess who in his class would have grown up to become pope, the man he knew as "Bob" Prevost would have been his top pick.
Pope Leo XIV grew up in Dolton, studied and taught in Chicago area
Leo XIV also attended the Catholic Theological Union of Chicago in city's Hyde Park neighborhood.