Chicago|News|
14-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Austin Shooting
A witness told police several people were arguing before the shots were fired.
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Chicago|News|
Community Forum Being Held In Search For New Police Superintendent
The first forum is set for Tuesday night at Kehrein Center for the Arts in Austin.
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Governors State University Faculty Go On Strike
Faculty members hit the picket line Tuesday morning.
South Side, IL|News|
Exra-Alarm Fire Destroys Bridgeport Liquor Store; Firefighter Suffers Minor Injury
Part of the building's roof collapsed during the fire Monday morning.
South Side, IL|News|
Girl, 15, Dies After Being Shot In Head In Washington Heights
Demea Morris was sitting in the back seat of an SUV near 106th and Sangamon when she was shot.
Across Illinois, IL|News|
Carvana Pushes For Illinois State Law Change After Recent Bumpy Road
The online retailer recently settled with the Secretary of State's office and is allowed to continue operating.
Chicago|News|
CFD Releases Cause Of Gold Coast High-Rise Fire That Left 1 Firefighter Dead
Officials ruled the fire an accident Wednesday.
South Side, IL|News|
Dog Taken From Woman At Gunpoint On South Side
Three men stole the dog Wednesday night in the Chatham neighborhood.
Alsip-Crestwood, IL|News|
Was Road Rage Behind Shooting Of Truck Driver In Posen?
Detectives are reviewing surveillance video of the shooting, reported Thursday morning on 147th Street near Interstate 57.
Across Illinois, IL|News|
Eastern Illinois University Faculty, Staff Go On Strike Thursday
Staff members and administrators are expected to continue negotiating over "workload issues" Friday.
Aurora, IL|News|
Aurora Women's Group Receives Hundreds Of Purses During Donation Drive To Help Women In Need
The POWER Women's Group received more than 500 donation for unhoused and low-income women.
Chicago|News|
'Our Hearts Are Very Heavy': CFD Remembers Firefighter Jermaine Pelt
"He wasn't just loved here in this firehouse, he was loved in the community," Captain Rory Ohse said.
Chicago|News|
Breakdown Of Chicago Mayor Vote By Precinct
CBS Chicago's interactive map shows how voters across the city elected the next mayor.
Highland Park, IL|News|
Smashing Pumpkins Frontman To Host Fundraiser For Shooting Victims
Billy Corgan is hosting an event Thursday at Madam Zuzu's for the families and victims of the Highland Park parade mass shooting.
Woodridge, IL|News|
'Everybody's Angry': Almost 2 Years After Woodridge Tornado, Townhome Residents Still Waiting On Repairs
More than 20 homeowners are still displaced, according to village estimates.
Across Illinois, IL|News|
Online Auction Being Held For Unclaimed Property In Illinois
The state treasurer is holding online auctions for unclaimed property through April 7.
Chicago|News|
Hospitality Workers At Navy Pier Vote To Authorize Strike
The union is planning an informational picket on Saturday.
South Side, IL|News|
160 Chicago State University Faculty And Staff Go On Strike
Union members and administrators are "still far apart on workload issues and pay."
Chicago|News|
Johnson, Vallas Make Final Push For Votes Ahead Of Chicago Mayoral Runoff Election
With severe weather predicted for Election Day, the Chicago Board of Elections is encouraging voters take advantage of early voting.
Chicago|News|
Hadiya Pendleton Murder: Appeals Court Reverses Accused Gunman's Conviction, Orders New Trial
Micheail Ward was convicted of first-degree murder in Hadiya's death in 2018, and sentenced to 84 years in prison.
