Jobs report is promising, but expert notes slowdown in run-up to seasonal holiday hiring
We saw a surge in layoffs last month, and more are coming.
Divvy bike thefts are depleting the fleet, and making it harder for people to get bikes
CBS 2's Tara Molina has been digging into the bike share theft issue for weeks.
Lawsuit: Estranged husband got into building, murdered wife despite management knowing he was dangerous
"Losing a child is the hardest thing I have gone through," said Sania Khan's mother, Shazia Khan. "I have to live with that for the rest of my life - because of their negligence."
Alderman wants independent review of traffic study that gave green light to Bally's temporary casino
Critics have cast doubt on the study's assertion that many casino customers will use the CTA to get to the temporary site in River North, rather than driving, despite spiking crime on mass transit and downtown.
Judge denies bond for suspect charged in Red Line bottle attack, orders him to stay off CTA
This was the first time defendant Solomon Washington was charged with a felony.
River North Residents Association launches survey in hopes of fighting crime, improving safety
The organization wants to be clear - you don't have to live or work downtown to get involved.
Man charged with trying to kidnap woman in West Loop, attacking two other women in South Loop
Quavon Ewing, 32, is charged with one count of attempted kidnapping by force or threat of force, and two counts of aggravated battery in a public place.
Police questioning person of interest in attempted kidnapping in West Loop
Chicago police on Monday released surveillance photos of the suspect in Sunday's kidnapping attempt. He is seen in a sweatshirt and patterned pajama pants.
Chicago police shoot man who broke into Homan Square facility and grabbed guns during SWAT training
The Homan Square site is home to the Chicago Police Department's evidence and recovered property section; and serves as the base for several specialized units, including the SWAT unit.
Woman took 3-year-old nephew from home to Lake Michigan before pushing him into water
Prosecutors said the boy is unlikely to survive. Aunt held without bail and charged with attempted murder.
Aunt pushed 3-year-old boy into Lake Michigan near Navy Pier, sources say
Sources told CBS 2's Brad Edwards that police have surveillance video showing the boy's aunt pushing him into the water.
Why was there no plan to prevent public safety crisis during Mexican Independence Day celebrations?
The gridlock created by Mexican Independence Day celebrations over the weekend resulted in not only a traffic concern, but also a public safety concern.
Herman Williams released from prison after serving nearly 30 years for a murder he didn't commit
Williams' conviction was overturned based on new DNA evidence, faulty forensics, and misconduct related to his case.
Passenger accused of pulling gun on Red Line quickly arrested after security officers contact police
We have learned the man arrested was a convicted felon on parole.
R. Kelly trial: Star witness completes testimony, jury sees videos of alleged sex abuse
Now 37, she has been identified in court only as "Jane," and had previously denied Kelly abused her, but prosecutors say that's because Kelly's team threatened her and her family.