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.
19-year-old rideshare passenger shot and killed on West Side
Just after 9 p.m., police said the 19-year-old passenger was approached by another man and shot.
Chicago Police officers to have days off canceled with Pride Parade coming
The cancellation of one day off for all officers is intended to ensure patrols are sufficient for the parade – while the rest of the city is still covered.
Joliet woman wants refund after Bubble Run location is moved 80 miles
The Bubble Run supposed to be a blast. But some suburban families told CBS 2's Tara Molina it's a bust.
LGBTQ+ scholarship winners recognized for service, advocacy
CBS 2's Tara Molina provides an in-depth look into the Oak Park Area Lesbian and Gay Association's program and the inspiring stories of the scholarship recipients.
The People's CDOT work on road projects they say the city won't
"When CDOT needs to destroy something that's making people safer, they have a very rapid response. But when people are asking CDOT to make our streets safer, it takes years and years to get a response."
Neighbors still concerned about crime, traffic near Bally's planned temporary casino
Some say the least Bally's can do is address concerns and be transparent in the process.
Chicago's Mayor Johnson questioned about holiday weekend violence
"Do you think because someone is grieving, we aren't grieving in this room?"
Heather Mack pleads guilty in role of 2014 murder of mother in Bali
Prosecutors say Mack helped her boyfriend kill her mother at a Bali resort.