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Monday marks the 36th annual national celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and many may not know there are Chicagoans who helped make the holiday happen. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.

Chicagoans Among Those Who Had Crucial Role In Making Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day A National Holi

Potential recruits are looking to become officers, but not with CPD. Departments from around the country are using targeted tactics in recruiting from Chicago’s police force.

Las Vegas Police Target Chicago And Other Cities In Recruitment

CBS 2 Meteorologist Robb Ellis has the 5:30 p.m. forecast for Sunday, Jan. 16, 2022.

Chicago Weather: Slightly Warmer Temperatures Before Cold Returns

University of Chicago students can return to in-person learning Monday. Since Jan. 1, overall infections in Chicago have gone down by about 50%. U of C still requires students to have boosters and wear masks to attend class or take part in activities and sports.

University Of Chicago Returns To In-Person Learning Monday

Fewer tickets for drivers and safer roadways for everyone was the goal of Thursday's free vehicle light repair event hosted by Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart.

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart Host Vehicle Light Repair Event In Berwyn

Six children were shot in Chicago in a matter of hours this week, and one high-schooler is dead. CBS 2's Steven Graves reports.

6 Children Shot In One Day In Chicago; Mentor Of Teen Says Action Needs To Be Taken

Caught on camera: A one-year-old girl with a gun pointed toward her during a carjacking. As CBS 2's Steven Graves explains, it's in an area where residents are already concerned.

'There've Been Lots Of Incidents'

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel bid farewell to Chicago, at least for now, as he heads to Japan to serve as the U.S. Ambassador.

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Leaves For Japan Ambassadorship

One of the nation's largest COVID-19 testing companies, with nearly 50 locations in the Chicago area, announced it's  closing down all its sites for a week. ***********************************************************
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Center For COVID Control Temporarily Shuts Down After Numerous Complaints

Federal help is now coming to UChicago Medicine and their Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, to assist with the COVID surge and staffing.

Federal Disaster Team Headed To Ingalls Memorial Hospital To Help With COVID Surge

Students organizing the walkout said they were not asked to contribute to discussions about their academic and personal needs in order to feel safe going back to in-person classes during the Omicron surge of the pandemic.

Hundreds Of Students Walk Out, Protest Return To In Person Classes In The Loop

The former CPD officer is scheduled to get out of prison on Feb. 3 after serving just over three years.

Protesters Call On CTA Union Members To Stop Service If Former CPD Officer Jason Van Dyke Is Release

The Illinois Secretary of State’s office on Monday reopened its driver services facilities for in-person business, after they were closed to start the new year due to the Omicron surge of COVID-19 cases statewide. CBS 2's Meredith Barack reports.

Illinois Driver Services Facilities Reopen After COVID Hiatus