Chicago veterinarian arrested for child porn; FBI says he boasted of drugging, abusing kids
The FBI says Adam Stafford King also chatted online about planning to sexually assault his newborn son.
Parole board chair and board member resign amid controversy over case of suspect in Edgewater stabbing, murder
After the CBS 2 Investigators pressed the state for days, they finally admitted mistakes involving the release of Crosetti Brand from prison.
Car hits Illinois State Police car, IDOT truck on Dan Ryan Expressway
The driver of the Jeep was ticketed for DUI and violating Scott's Law.
Former Ald. Ed Burke retires as Illinois attorney after corruption conviction
Earlier this year, the Illinois Supreme Court was unable to rule on a bid to disbar Burke.
Migrants to be moved out of five Chicago Park District sites
The number of migrants staying in city-run shelters has dropped significantly in recent months, and the mayor's office said the five Park District sites are no longer needed to house migrants.
Blommer Chocolate Company closing Fulton River District manufacturing plant
Soon the sweet familiar smell of chocolate from the Fulton River District plant will be just a memory.
Pro-Palestinian groups sue Chicago over denial of Democratic National Convention protest permits
The groups had sought permits for protest marches on the first and last days of the Democratic National Convention in August, with parade routes that would have taken them within one block of the United Center
Judge quotes Dr. Seuss in tossing out Blagojevich lawsuit: "Will you please go now!"
"The simple reality is that federal courts have no role to play when it comes to a state impeachment," Judge Steven Seeger said.
Boy, 16, charged in Auburn Gresham triple murder
Prosecutors said Antonio Velasco shot all four victims after spending the evening hanging out with them, smoking marijuana.
Judge allows CPD officers facing serious discipline to seek arbitration, but only in public hearings
The ruling from Judge Michael Mullen delivers wins to both the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police and Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration in the fight over the future of police discipline
Illinois DMV facilities outage has been resolved
All missed appointments during the outage were being rescheduled.
Protesters shout down Kyle Rittenhouse at University of Memphis appearance
Since his acquittal for shooting three people in Kenosha, Rittenhouse has become a conservative activist.
Rich Guidice stepping down as Mayor Brandon Johnson's chief of staff
Johnson's office confirmed Guidice is leaving at the end of the month.
Judge dismisses former Chicago police officer's sexual harassment lawsuit against fired superintendent
"The basic problem with [Cynthia] Donald's claim is that virtually all the evidence of her conduct suggests that she welcomed and was an active participant in her relationship with Johnson," Judge Elaine Bucklo wrote.
Alderpersons, activists urge Mayor Brandon Johnson to halt migrant evictions
A coalition of 21 alderpersons, seven other elected city officials, and representatives from 48 community organizations is asking the mayor to address migrant stays on a case-by-case basis.