Overnight armed robbery spree prompts police investigation; 2 suspects in custody
In all four robberies, they were in a white sedan and used rifles.
Cook County Redeploy program works to break the cycle for underage criminal offenders
CBS 2's Tara Molina got a firsthand look at the program, which provides specialized treatment to the kids and teens in the criminal justice system.
Albany Park school community comes together to fix up building, playground
Students at Haugan Elementary, 4540 N. Hamlin Ave., will soon go from playing on barren, crumbling asphalt to a having a beautiful brand-new playground at their disposal.
Washington Park mass shooting: 18-year-old dead, 3 people injured
Police said someone shot four people during an argument in the 5700 block of South Payne Drive just before 8:20 p.m.
Neighbors worry attacks on letter carriers could affect their mail service
The carrier was targeted while he was on his route in Austin. Such attacks are on the minds of letter carriers throughout the city.
16 more victims of Chicago crime spree after Wednesday morning armed robberies
CBS 2 asked Chicago police what proactive and reactive plans are in place to address the continued problem.
McKinley Park man shot at after catching suspect trying to steal catalytic converter
With the thefts being reported across the city, Illinois is among the three worst states in the country regarding thefts, according to State Farm.
CPS security guard charged with raping girl he met at Farragut High School
Prosecutors said Romel Campoverde gave the 15-year-old girl alcohol before sexually assaulting her last month.
Chicago's water arc is still off after several years, so when will it be back on?
"I can't use the word that I'm thinking, but that's ridiculous."
Chicago uses teams of crisis responders to prevent violence. Is it working?
The group of 30 has been at work in Chicago since CBS 2 first started asking about their work before Memorial Day.
Hundreds march in Highland Park on July 4th to heal, create a new tradition
Once again, they came together to move forward together as a community.
Cicero hit particularly hard by Sunday's deluge; some basements got up to 3 feet of water
Water was so high in Cicero, Anna Simpson tried fishing from her front porch.
Chicago Police cancel days off ahead of NASCAR as city plugs staffing holes with overtime
The Chicago Police Department is short around 1,500 officers right now, and concerns about officer burnout and staffing levels remain as the 4th of July weekend has typically been associated with increased gun violence.
How will Supreme Court's rejection of affirmative action affect local Chicago institutions?
CBS 2's Tara Molina connected with local organizations, and reached schools across the state, to find out.
Machine deploys fog in retail stores to deter burglars
DensityUSA's non-toxic, no-grime fog tech is being used across the world - successfully, according to Egel. But the tech just started rolling out in the U.S.