Former Cook County judge indicted for stealing $250K from Tuskegee Airman uncle
Patricia Martin was indicted earlier this month on seven felony counts, including money laundering, theft, fraud, and financial exploitation of an elderly person.
Family, friends gather for funeral of fallen Chicago firefighter Andrew "Drew" Price
Firefighter Price had been with the Fire Department since March 2009. He was most recently assigned to Truck 44, based at 2714 N. Halsted St.
Escaped serval wild cat dies after being captured in Vernon Hills
It appeared the cat had been domesticated and had escaped from its owners' yard.
Man charged with shooting another man outside Wadsworth migrant shelter
Cleber Fernandez, 26, is charged with one felony count of aggravated battery.
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.
Chicago Weekend Shootings: 5 killed, 7 teens among 24 hurt
The ages of the victims range from 14 to 46.
Pritzker: City has not moved fast enough on shelter for migrants
Pritzker emphasized that the state does not run shelters, and they are the city's responsibility.
Ramova Theatre to reopen with new owners Chance the Rapper, Jennifer Hudson, and Quincy Jones
Vacant since 1985, the Ramova is set to reopen as a concert venue, restaurant, and brewpub.
Gov. JB Pritzker announces $160 million in new funding for Chicago's migrant crisis
The money from the state will be used to set up a new migrant intake center, help fund the city's plan for tent camps, and to provide support services for asylum seekers.
38 injured, 3 in critical condition in CTA Yellow Line train collision in Rogers Park
A Yellow Line train hit a piece of snow removal equipment at the Howard rail yard along its route.
House destroyed in fire in Big Rock
It was not clear if anyone was hurt, or what caused the fire.
Starbucks workers go on strike on Red Cup Day
They're calling on the company to bargain fairly on issues like staffing, pay, and benefits. They are also demanding Starbucks respect their right to unionize.
Food warehouse roof collapses in extra-alarm fire in Back of the Yards
The fire started at a warehouse near 41st and Halsted, and later spread to multiple buildings.
Opening statements begin in corruption trial against fmr. Ald. Ed Burke
Federal prosecutors said Burke "was a bribe-taker and he was an extortionist," but defense attorneys claimed "Mr. Burke never asked for anything from anyone."
Mayor Brandon Johnson says new funding coming from county and state to help with migrant crisis
"I am grateful that the county and the state have heard our advocacy – their commitment to fund this mission," Johnson said.