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.
Cab driver stabbed by angry passenger on Magnificent Mile
The driver, a 41-year-old man, was providing a ride to an unidentified woman when she became angry and started to physically attack him, police said.
Man shot and killed outside of Chicago's Ogilvie Transportation Center
Aldermen said they have been sounding the alarm about crime in the area for months, but nothing has been done.
Gov. JB Pritzker scraps Chicago's plan for first migrant tent camp in Brighton Park
"We will not proceed with housing families on a site where serious environmental concerns are still present," Pritzker said.
Attorneys say man shot, killed by police in Elk Grove Village had mental health issues
The family claims police knew Jack Murray and his history, and they don't accept the police narrative of the incident.
Warming climate in Chicago expected to bring even more unpredictable winter weather
In Chicago, changing winter conditions will require changes in safety, preparation, infrastructure, and even health.
Road in Lisle remains closed months after house explosion
The people living in surrounding neighborhoods are reaching CBS 2 calling the resulting traffic unbearable.
2 weeks after crash, no timeline for when Yellow Line service resumes
About 1,500 people rely on the Yellow Line every day, according to the CTA. But when will those people be back on a train car?
Union wants to see Postal Police back on street after more mail carriers are robbed in Chicago area
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) has introduced legislation that would put Postal Police back on the street to protect workers.
9 robbed at gunpoint in Chicago, including off-duty CPD officer
The six robberies happened between 9:30 p.m. and 2:30 a.m.
Cook County Sheriff's team tracks both carjackings and auto thefts to gather data, fight crime
When a car gets stolen or carjacked, the Sheriff's office team trails it – from theft to recovery.
2 boys found shot dead in Chicago alley just after attempted auto theft is reported
CBS 2's Tara Molina talked to people who live in the area, who say they're hearing gun shots and seeing cars stolen constantly.