Isaac Goodlow's family wants charges against officers in Carol Stream
Police shot Goodlow in his bedroom on Feb. 3 at the Villagebrook Apartments at 260 E. St. Charles Rd., after responding to a reported domestic violence incident.
Family of Isaac Goodlow III says part of body cam video of police shooting is missing
Goodlow's family sat down with CBS 2 after watching his death on repeat.
Police investigate 8 robberies within short time on Chicago's Northwest Side
In each incident, four men got out of a dark sedan with guns drawn and robbed someone on the street in the Logan Square, Palmer Square, and Hermosa areas.
Storms, possible tornadoes wallop Chicago's northwest suburbs
Neighbors reported seeing funnel clouds and extensive damage, including lost power which was restored as of Wednesday.
Testimony begins in trial of man charged with murder of CPD Officer Ella French
A Cook County jury on Tuesday watched the final moments of Chicago Police Officer Ella French's life, as testimony got underway in the trial of the man charged with shooting her and her partner nearly three years ago.
Jury picked for trial of man charged in shooting death of CPD Officer Ella French
Emonte Morgan, 23, is facing an 85-count indictment in the shooting, charging him with multiple counts of murder, attempted murder, aggravated battery, and other felonies.
Lack of access to work permits continues to keep many migrants in shelters
A total of 12,393 people remain in shelters – with little hope for a work permit in sight.
Chicago Board of Education votes to remove Chicago Police officers from schools
The board is set to consider a safety plan resolution calling for CPS to end its school resource officer program by 2025.
Gov. Pritzker calls for $181.7 million in migrant funding in budget address
The governor claims that his budget is balanced, and that the state can take care of asylum seekers making their way to Chicago while also taking care of people already in Illinois.
Major shortfall, funding for migrant crisis expected in Gov. Pritzker's budget proposal
Gov. Pritzker is also expected to touch on funding for early childhood education – something about which he is known to be passionate.
Chicago man killed in second house fire in same home
Family says the man was not home the first time a fire broke out.
Anti-Israel graffiti found plastered on buildings in Chicago's Logan Square
Some people who live near the messages in other locations were seen covering it or trying to wash it off themselves.
City, ShotSpotter agree to keep technology active in Chicago through Sept. 22
The city's contract with SoundThinking, the company behind ShotSpotter, had been set to expire Friday.
State, county pledge funds for migrant mission, no word from City of Chicago
The state, county, and city all came together discuss how much they can pool to pay for the migrant mission this year. They came up with an estimate of $321 million through the end of 2024.
Chicago's ShotSpotter contract to end Friday; unclear what happens then
Chicago Police leaders and several aldermen have said ShotSpotter has been a key tool for investigating gun crimes.