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David Bogenberger (Family Photo)

More Defendants To Be Added To Lawsuit Over NIU Student’s Drinking Death

David Bogenberger, 19, had a blood alcohol level more than four times the legal limit for driving when he died during what authorities said was a hazing ritual at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at NIU in November.

2013/04/24

Mayor Rahm Emanuel (Credit: Craig Dellimore/WBBM Newsradio)

Mayor Wants To Get Tough On Drinking, Gambling, Urinating In Public

Drinking, gambling and urinating on the public way are crimes that, Chicago Police contend, can “ruin the social fabric” of a neighborhood and set the stage for more serious crimes, including prostitution, gang loitering and narcotics sales.

2013/04/05

Bagpipers march in the 2009 South Side Irish Parade. Organizers shut down the parade after that year due to drunken violence among the crowd. Organizers plan a one-year trial of a new parade with a zero-tolerance policy on alcohol in 2012. (Credit: CBS)

Stricter South Side Irish Parade Marks 2nd Year

After a three-year hiatus, the parade returned last year with a zero tolerance policy for drunks. As CBS 2′s Mai Martinez reports, organizers say expect the same crackdown this year.

2013/03/08

School Bus

Bus Driver Accused Of Being Drunk On The Job

A Chicago school bus driver is in trouble being drunk while on the job–and more

2012/11/08

A diver searches for the body of 28-year-old Philip Patnaude in Lake Michigan at Belmont Harbor on Monday, March 5, 2012. Police divers pulled Patnaude's body from the harbor late Monday morning. (Credit: CBS)

Divers Find Body Of Missing Man In Belmont Harbor

Divers have found the body of a missing Chicago man in the frigid water of Belmont Harbor.

CBS Chicago–2012/03/05

Draft Beer

Revelers To Crowd Into Bars For ‘Black Wednesday’

The night before Thanksgiving is considered to be the biggest night out of the year, to the point where bar owners call it “Black Wednesday.”

CBS Chicago–2011/11/23

The manufacturers of a popular caffeinated alcohol drink announced on Nov. 16, 2010, that they will remove the caffeine from its controversial products -- just before the FDA reveals its intention to ban the Four Loko beverage. (credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Makers Of Four Loko Sued After Teen’s Death

A family is suing the Chicago-based maker of a caffeinated alcoholic beverage after their teenager died after drinking what the attorneys call “blackout in a can.”

CBS Chicago–2011/05/19

Prom Dress

Judges Warn High School Students About Prom Night Consequences

Two Kane County judges today gave juniors and seniors at St. Charles East High School the bare bones truth about possible consequences of bad decision-making on prom night.

WBBM Newsradio–2011/04/21

(Photo by Miguel Villagran/Getty Images)

328 Violations During Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day

The South Side Irish Parade might be a thing of the past, but an unofficial St. Patrick’s Day tradition is still going strong at the University of Illinois.

2011/03/06

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