Experts concerned about burglaries turning violent in Chicago
We have been tracking an increase in brazen crash-and-grab burglaries for months. So with some turning violent, what can we expect to change?
Chicago liquor store was targeted multiple times in a week, and it's not alone
Galleria Liqueurs was torn up and cleared out twice. The first time was on Christmas Day.
Chicago Public Schools principals take issue with board's plan to remove police officers
Discussions about removing police officers from schools go back years, but the decision had been left to individual schools. Now, administrators say that is changing.
Two women shot, killed in Cicero; baby also may have been shot
As heard on scanner audio, "The mother of the child was killed while she was holding the baby, and they apparently didn't realize the baby was shot at the time."
Hinsdale, Woodstock, other suburbs join crackdown on "rogue" migrant buses
More and more communities are taking action to try to stop buses carrying migrants from Texas from making unscheduled stops in their towns.
Vandals keep tagging Logan Square sandwich shop's truck with graffiti
Every penny counts for a small business, and the continued vandalism had added up.
Truck driver involved in deadly 2022 Metra accident didn't have proper license, report says
We investigated the crash for months back in 2022. On Thursday, we finally learned more about the cause - with The National Transportation Safety Board releasing its final report.
3 charged with brutally killing woman over $65 debt, burning her body in Riverdale
Danielle Banks' father said police told him his daughter was killed over $65 she owed her killers.
Burglars hit multiple Chicago restaurants overnight in growing trend
CBS 2's Tara Molina found restaurants and bars are being targeted more and more often.
West Loop homeless encampment to be dismantled amid crime concerns
People who live under the viaduct on Lake Street near Clinton Street were told to remove their belongings so crews can start power-washing.
Tow truck driver in critical condition after shooting on Eisenhower Expressway at California Avenue
We have learned this was the 127th expressway shooting in the Chicago area this year. It was also the 29th on the Eisenhower alone.
Illinois offers rebates for electric vehicle purchases, but many find themselves ineligible
Loopholes in the way the state law is written only allow buyers who purchase within certain windows of time to apply.
West Side man gets huge water bill for vacant house with no operating utilities
Glenn Jones can't sell the vacant house until he figures out the water bill issue with the city.
Clothing store owners considering giving up on Chicago after latest crash-and-grab
The owners – brothers David and Robert Kim - also told us they have done everything possible to protect themselves.
Chicago area woman's family struggles to evacuate Gaza -- including two U.S. citizens
Yasmeen Elagha been able to confirm her family members are in the crisis intake system, but can't confirm they're on the list of people approved to evacuate.