Groups wanting to protest DNC continue talks with City over permits
Some groups have taken the City of Chicago to federal court after they were denied a permit to organize.
Former Chicago alderman Ed Burke sentenced to 2 years in prison for corruption
In December, a federal jury convicted Burke on 13 of 14 counts against him, including racketeering conspiracy, federal program bribery, and attempted extortion.
City of Milwaukee to run tight ship for security during Republican National Convention
The U.S. Secret Service on Friday announced its security perimeters, road closures, and protest locations.
2 girls killed in boat, WaveRunner accident on Chain O'Lakes near Antioch identified
The Lake County Sheriff's Marine Unit and Patrol Division responded to a personal watercraft versus boat crash on Lake Marie.
Chicago rule phasing out sub-minimum wage for tipped workers soon to take effect
The change impacts every single restaurant in Chicago that operates with tipped workers, and critics say it could impact customers as well.
Some are stuck out working in record-breaking heat in Chicago
Downtown Chicago was bustling with people Monday, and there was plenty of demand for people brave enough to work in the heat.
Chicago city official explains why migrant shelter stay limit is being enforced
CBS 2 on Friday talked with City Deputy Mayor for Immigrant and Refugee Rights Beatriz Ponce De León.
Migrants frustrated at being forced out of Chicago shelters as city enforces 60-day stay limit
The City of Chicago is executing its 60-day shelter stay policy, offering to reprocess any asylum seeker who asks to reenter the shelter system.
Teen shot, killed while driving on South Side, passenger injured in crash
Two cars were involved in the crash and one appeared to have a bullet hole in the back passenger window.
CTA bus hits several cars, injures 5 on Chicago's South Side
It was unclear what the cause of the crash was. Police said five people were hospitalized as a result.
Chicago activists push for immigrants to receive work permits
Simone Peña is one of around 400,000 undocumented immigrants, experts said, who are in Illinois waiting for documentation.
Students rally for DePaul professor who was fired over assignment about war in Gaza
An appeals board unanimously decided that by firing now-former adjunct professor Dr. Anne D'Aquino, DePaul violated her academic freedom.
Onetime youth pastor accused of sex abuse appears in photo at children's art studio
Seeing John Kim in the photo at the newly-opened children's art space has two sex abuse victims' blood boiling.
Long delays, hurdles persist for asylum seekers in Chicago looking for work permits
CBS 2 got a closer look Monday at how the process works, and information on what is taking so long.
Mayor Johnson announces reopening of 3 Chicago mental health clinics
The move fulfills a campaign promise the mayor made – to reinstate public health clinics closed under former Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration.