Family alleges cover-up in shooting by Illinois deputy that killed Sonya Massey
The sheriff's deputy who killed Massey is now charged with the woman's murder.
How will switch at top of Democratic ticket affect undecided voters? Chicago area experts weigh in
With 74.4% of registered voters turning up in Orland Park in 2020, a total of 48% cast their ballots for Mr. Biden, 51% for then-President Trump.
Chicago Youth Programs provides opportunities for generations of kids
Dr. Karen Sheehan has worked to address the direct and indirect impacts of gun violence on Chicago's youth for more than 30 years through the program.
Microsoft outage causes flight delays, cancellations at O'Hare, Midway airports
More than 200 flights were canceled, and nearly 900 others were delayed as of late Friday morning.
Experts have guidance on getting repairs, filing claims, avoiding scams after storm damage
As of Tuesday evening, a total of five tornadoes had been confirmed in the Chicago area from the storms Monday night and six Sunday night.
Argonne National Laboratory's heat-tracking project to expand to Woodlawn
Argonne's Scott Collis called the equipment being used for the effort "some of the most sophisticated instrumentation on the planet."
More 1,000 solar energy jobs coming to Chicago's South, West sides
The investment is meant to build the clean energy workforce while creating job opportunities in low-income communities.
Chicago tourism officials anticipate economic boost from DNC, other events this summer
The DNC arrives at the United Center from Aug. 19-22.
SCOTUS ruling will affect some cases involving Illinoisans charged in Jan. 6 riot
In all, more than 350 people charged in the Capitol riot were specifically charged with obstruction of an official proceeding. This is the charge the Supreme Court ruled was improperly used by prosecutors.
New CTA Green Line stop, other projects being expedited in Chicago ahead of DNC
The new Green Line stop is just one element of all the work the city has done—and continues to do—to get the city in tip-top shape.
Trauma doctors at Chicago hospital say declaration of gun violence as public health crisis is overdue
The doctors at the hospital saw 771 gunshot victims last year, and their trauma center is one of the busiest in the country.
Ann Lurie, renowned Chicago philanthropist, dies at 79
Her organization's $100 million helped build the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago, which opened in 2012.
CPD seek suspects in 3 South Side business burglaries
The burglaries happened in the Calumet Heights, Washington Heights, and South Shore neighborhoods.
Our Roots Chicago is planting thousands of trees in city's communities to fight climate change
Neighborhoods without green space are more greatly impacted by climate change, and that is exactly what leaders of Our Roots Chicago are working to address.
Suburban Chicago family keeps getting package after package they never ordered from Temu
The family asked CBS 2 for help after they found themselves stuck with random stuff and boxes filling their space—and nowhere else left to turn.