Elgin soup kitchen delivers meals to O'Hare TSA employees working without pay
A local soup kitchen delivered hundreds of meals to O'Hare TSA employees on Tuesday to feed those who are working and not getting paid.
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Jefferson Park block overrun by rats. Neighbors ask why city not doing more to help.
Families said a rat infestation is plaguing their Jefferson Park neighborhood, and they want to know why the city isn't doing more to help. They've even resorted to trapping the rats themselves.
Woman punched in head in random attack in Uptown shares harrowing story
A woman who was punched in the head in a random attack in Chicago five months ago – one of several women who are victims of similar attacks – is coming forward in hopes of preventing more assaults.
Pritzker signs executive order aimed at addressing federal enforcement
Gov. JB Pritzker tells CBS News that his newly created Illinois Accountability Commission will serve as a permanent record of alleged civil rights abuses by federal agents in Chicago.
Park Ridge woman sues Massage Envy for alleged sexual assault
A Park Ridge woman is suing Massage Envy alleging the company isn't doing enough to protect clients after she was allegedly sexually assaulted by one of their therapists.
Trump administration changes to immigration policy leaving many in limbo
An immigration and constitutional law expert said the Trump administration's changes to federal policies are leaving many immigrants who believed they were safe from deportation in limbo.
Chicago serial puncher charged with 6 felonies
One of the serial attackers who has punched women across the city of Chicago was in court Friday facing six felony charges in five attacks over the past few weeks.
Chicago business alliance trying to make white weddings go green
There's a new mission in Chicago to make weddings and events better for the climate and environment through the Green Wedding Alliance.
CODT installs chicanes in Jefferson Park; residents confused as to why
Residents were left confused after the Chicago Department of Transportation decided to install chicanes, or bump-outs, in Jefferson Park.
Illinois, Chicago sue to block National Guard, but troops already deployed
Illinois and Chicago have sued the Trump administration to block deployment of the National Guard to Chicago, though it was revealed in court that troops are already on the way.
Research teams create easy tests for "forever chemicals" in drinking water
We know how important clean water is, but tricky chemicals that get into our water can be hard to detect, posing dangers to our water systems and our health – until now.
Romeoville launches program to plant 2,500 new trees over 6 years
More than 2,500 new trees are coming to Romeoville as the village in Chicago's southwest suburbs seeks to replace dying trees and invasive species under a plan focused on conservation and sustainability.
Illinois restaurants help workers prepare for new "no tax on tips" rule
Big changes are coming this tax season, with the new "no tax on tips" rule created by the Trump Administration's spending plan, and following the delays with the IRS electronic payment system earlier this year, taxpayers might want to start preparing now.
Parents, experts blast Trump claim of link between Tylenol and autism
Chicago area autism organizations, hospitals, health departments, and families were speaking out Tuesday against the announcement from the White House tying the use of Tylenol during pregnancy to autism.
Transportation secretary threatens to pull CTA funding over safety concerns
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is threatening to pull federal funding to the Chicago Transit Authority over safety concerns.