3 killed in fiery crash during street race on Far South Side
"I looked out the window and saw it was a car that was ablaze. There was no way to rescue anybody."
Organization that pairs service dogs with veterans opens Joliet location
The K-9's for Veterans program opened its doors in Joliet this week. It runs another location in Cicero.
Kayaker hailed for rescuing sandhill crane in McHenry County
Tristen Crowley said he paddled up to the bird quickly, and noticed its leg was caught in fishing line.
Suspect denied bail in deadly stabbing of good Samaritan in Edgewater
Isis Monae's mother says her daughter has suffered from mental illness since she was 7 years old.
Six lucky West Side students are headed to the Super Bowl
These young men are part of the Champs Male Mentoring, a program dedicated to creating a community of men who support each other.
Learning life lessons while playing adapted sports
"We in the chair. We're disabled. How do we live our life? We explained that to them today."
Grammy winner Christopher McBride got his start at Homewood-Flossmoor High School
CBS 2's Shardaa Gray caught up with McBride over Zoom and reconnected him with a mentor who helped pave the way to his success.
Woman carjacked at gunpoint by group of men on North Side
The woman was sitting in the driver's seat of a parked Maserati when she was approached by four or five men just before midnight.
Pastor believes fire at Englewood church was intentional
Within a split second the explosion threw several Chicago firefighters to the ground.
Larry Roberts Jr.'s barber instruction program guides young men toward better life
Roberts has two barbershops and seven barber colleges across the state - including three schools inside the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice and the Cook County Jail.
Bolingbrook High School could see end of longtime JROTC program
85 students participate in the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps program that's been a part of the high school since 1975.
South Deering residents without heat, but new boiler for building sits outside
"If someone ends up sick or dead, then now what?"
Chicago Police increase security at Lunar New Year Parade in wake of California mass shooting
Parade organizers also brought in private security on top of the additional city resources already in place.
Englewood rallying to save soul food restaurant after whopper gas bill of $16,000
Georgia's Food Depot couldn't afford to pay the massive bill, so Peoples Gas shut off their service, leaving them unable to cook or provide heat.
Prayers offered for California mass shooting victims at Lunar New Year celebration in Chicago
As the Lunar New Year celebration began in Chicago Sunday, many people in the Chinatown neighborhood reflected on the mass shooting with heavy hearts.