'Finding your voice': Chicago students learn to be leaders for the Model UN Conference
"I want to show people that people of color they can succeed too."
Tree of Remembrance in Daley Plaza honors 2,000 victims of Chicago violence
Stickers on the tree are almost like ornaments, each with a name of someone lost in Chicago to violence.
South Side home invasion suspect arrested after pursuit in Berkeley
We have been trying to get in touch with neighbors all day – but everyone with whom we spoke said the crime was so quiet, they had no idea it was even happening.
Postal worker distressed about safety after being robbed of common mailbox key at gunpoint
CBS 2's Sabrina Franza spoke exclusively with the victim about what needs to change to keep letter carriers – and your mail – safe.
15-year-old boy shot, killed in Englewood
The victim tried to flee after being struck in the abdomen by gunfire, police said.
Thanksgiving holiday travel expected to reach nearly pre-pandemic levels
AAA has predicted that 54.6 million people in the United States would travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving.
3 men charged after 2 CPD officers injured while responding to Gold Coast fight
Witnesses say after Mexico lost to Argentina in the World Cup, some fans got aggressive.
Black Friday shopping packs Chicago area malls
Around 166 million people nationwide are expected to shop the holiday deals through Monday.
Salvation Army serves migrants Thanksgiving dinner for first time in Chicago
The Salvation Army estimated that they had handed out Thanksgiving meals to a total of 700 people at the Freedom Center as of the early evening.
Woman says someone from AP Towing & Recovery kept on driving her car after towing it
Alesha Howard started getting different kinds of bills. She had speeding tickets, I-PASS bills, and notices to show up to court -- none of which she was the one to incur.
Chicagoans hold vigil for victims of mass shooting at LGBTQ night club in Colorado
In Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot condemned the attack, taking note that Club Q is supposed to be a space where the patrons "should have felt safe."
Cold can't keep shoppers from holiday kickoff in Chicago
It is the first weekend the entire downtown is ready to celebrate the holidays.
Slain River Oaks Center security guard's family asks killers to turn themselves in
"He lived to protect, and he died protecting," said Maime David, who helped raise her nephew, Norman Thomas.
Security guard dies after being shot during robbery at River Oaks Center
The 57-year-old security guard likely never saw who shot him. The men rushed him quickly out of nowhere.
Two-month-old kidnapped during carjacking near Ravenswood: Chicago Police
Pherris Harrington, 26, has been charged with kidnapping, vehicular hijacking along with five other counts.