Jim Williams
Daley Reflects On Past Year: Maggie Is ‘In My Heart Forever’
It was on Thanksgiving Day one year ago that Chicago’s former first lady, Maggie Daley, passed away following a long battle with cancer.
Veterans Honored With Ceremony, Service
Servicemen and women joined community leaders on the South Side on Monday for the city’s annual Veterans Day parade. CBS 2′s Jim Williams talked to a retired vet that has continued to serve.
High Wind And Waves Keep Boats In City Harbors Past Seasonal Deadline
The city says more than 400 boats are still docked at Chicago harbors, only a couple of days before the seasonal deadline to get them out.
Dismal Test Conditions Cause Aspiring Doctor To Fail Test By 1 Point
A young Chicago woman’s dream of a future as a doctor has been put on hold, after disastrous conditions while she took a licensing exam led to her just barely failing the test.
Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas Visits Gary
From the little girl who ate sweet potato pie at her grandparent’s on Thanksgiving to an international star–the first African American gymnast to win the individual Gold Medal at the Olympics.
Food Pantries Seeing Spike In Visits Due To Rising Food Prices
With all the rain we’ve had lately, we might forget we had a serious drought this summer, and that the drought will have a big impact on food prices this fall.
Could Chicago Teachers’ Strike Affect Race For President?
During the past three days, coverage of the Chicago teachers’ strike and the teachers’ various rallies have made headlines across the nation, and even Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has weighed in, but could the strike actually affect the race for president? CBS 2’s Jim Williams tried to find out.
Clown Hopefuls Audition For Ringling Bros. In Chicago
Did you ever dream of running away and joining circus? Thirty people in Chicago tried to make that dream come true on Wednesday.
During Interrogation, Vaughn Showed No Emotion About Family’s Murders
For the second day, jurors in the Vaughn family murder trial have seen videotape of police questioning Christopher Vaughn about the shooting deaths of his wife and three children, in the hours after their bodies were found.
Alderman’s Offer Of Help At Scene Of Shooting Met With Hostility
Fighting crime is not so simple, and that’s something CBS 2 cameras saw first-hand on Monday, when visiting the scene of one of this past weekend’s shootings.
GOP Slams Preckwinkle For Reagan ‘Hell’ Remark, As She Apologizes Again
Local Republicans were going after Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle on Wednesday, for her controversial comments about former President Ronald Reagan. She has apologized for saying Reagan deserves “a special place in hell” for his role in the war on drugs.
Spike Lee Still Courting Controversy With Latest Film
The prominent director talks with CBS 2′s Jim Williams about his latest movie, “Red Hook Summer,” a coming-of-age story sure to trigger debate among audience members.
Stella Foster Makes One Last Deadline After 43 Years
On her last day of work at the Chicago Sun-Times, columnist Stella Foster got a hug and kiss from Mayor Rahm Emanuel, just one small part of a day of recognition of her 43-year career at the paper.
New CBS Dating Show ’3′ Features 2 Chicago Women
CBS 2′s Jim Williams meets cast-mates Rachel Harley and April Francis and talks about their expectations of the show, which will air Sundays.
Crackdown Begins For Chicago Motorists Without City Stickers
CBS 2’s Jim Williams rode along Monday as authorities went on the hunt for scofflaws.
West Side Volunteers Helping Neighbors Beat The Heat
As the temperatures head into the dangerous heat zone, at least one West Side community group was heading outside. Volunteers at the community center for Mt. Vernon Baptist church were going door-to-door on Tuesday to help their neighbors.
Ind. Tenants Without Water For 2 Days
Hundreds of families in northwest Indiana were without water for more than a day. As CBS 2′s Jim Williams reports.
No Hints When Rep. Jackson Will Return To Work
A day after his office announced he has taken a leave of absence due to “exhaustion,” it’s still unclear when U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. will return to work.
Farmers: Drought Disaster Looms For Crops
Farmers have their eyes on the end of the week, when temperatures could hit triple digits. CBS 2′s Jim Williams reports.
Copper Thieves Leave Paul Hall Community Center In The Dark
A local charity that brings joy to the needy every holiday season has become the victim of robbery and sabotage.



