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• Cops Crack Down On Retailers Who Sell Stolen Goods
  A new law in Illinois is allowing police and retailers to work together to crack down on organized retail theft. CBS 2's Mike Puccinelli reports.
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• Jury Sides With Donald Trump In Condo Dispute With Woman, 87
  A federal jury has sided with developer Donald Trump -- not the 87-year-old woman who says she was cheated financially after buying two condominiums at his Trump Tower project.
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• VIDEO: Guard Allegedly Pushes Dunbar Student Down Stairs
  An employee at a public high school in the Bronzeville neighborhood has been taken off the job after being recorded on cell phone video pushing a girl down a set of stairs.
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• Concealed Carry Bill Moves To House Floor, But Senate Objects
  A concealed-carry gun deal brokered by House Speaker Michael Madigan cleared a House committee Thursday, but its prospects were unclear across the Capitol in the Senate because of the way it would curb existing local gun laws.
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• Four Hurt In Wrong-Way Crash On Chicago Skyway
  A 25-year-old man has been cited for driving the wrong way on the Chicago Skyway, after a head-on crash with a pickup truck Thursday morning that sent four people to hospitals.
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• Student Pulled Over And Robbed By Phony Police Officer
  A man driving an unmarked white Ford Crown Victoria with interior flashing red and blue lights pulled the student over near Ballard and Bender roads in Des Plaines as she was driving to school around 7:30 a.m. on May 20.
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• Census Data: Chicago Slowest Growing Big City In U.S.
  Chicago gained nearly 10,000 people from July 2011 to July 2012, but was the slowest-growing major city in the country according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released Thursday.
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• Bodies Of 2 Men Found In Car In West Englewood
  Two bodies were found inside a car on the South Side and one of the victims worked for Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown.
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• The List: Chicago Schools To Be Closed
  The Chicago School Board voted to close 49 underutilized or underperforming elementary schools on Wednesday as part of a plan to close a $1 billion budget deficit.
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• Board Votes To Close 49 Chicago Elementary Schools
  The Chicago Board of Education on Wednesday voted to close 49 elementary schools, in what is believed to be the biggest single mass shutdown of schools in U.S. history.
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