'Don't Give Them Your Money:' Entrepreneurs Say Groups Offering Pricey Classes On Marijuana Business Are A ScamAdults in Illinois can legally buy weed in less than two months, and the prospects for making a profit off pot are very high. But so is the risk of being ripped off.
Customers Say They're Conned By Local Auto Auction
Chicago Teachers' Strike Is 7th Of Past 40 YearsThe latest Chicago Public Schools is the city’s first teachers’ strike in seven years, and the seventh in the past 40.
A Tale Of Two Black Communities: New York City’s Harlem and Chicago’s Bronzeville.They are similar, yet distinctly different: New York City’s Harlem and Chicago’s Bronzeville.
After Marina Held Her Boat Hostage For Months, Crystal Taylor's Bank Returned Her MoneyCBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker tried to track down the mysterious marina owner and discovered even more legal trouble he faces.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker Honored As New President Of National Association Of Black JournalistsOur CBS 2 family celebrated our colleague, friend, and CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker on her new milestone Wednesday night.
Rogue Tow Truck Drivers Hold Cars Hostage, Run Up Bills -- And Chicago Could Have Ended It All Years AgoYou just had an accident. You're upset and you’re shaken. And if you're not careful, you're taken by rogue tow truck drivers.
Convenience With A Catch: ParkChicago App Users Are Getting Expired Meter Tickets When They Should NotWhy is the city handing out tickets to thousands of people for expired meters - even though there's still time left on the clock?
Budding Catering Business Runs Into Road Block Of Red Tape At City HallTanya White is cooking up a catering business in Chicago, but an unexpected ingredient gummed up her plans.
Sign Confusion On West Side Street; Downed Stop Sign, Cul-De-Sac Wrongly Marked As One-Way StreetWhen CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker started asking questions, changes happened fast.
CBS 2 Gets Results After Woman Gets Parking Ticket In School Zone -- When There's No SchoolThe CBS 2 Investigators are on the case of multiple tickets written in a no-parking school zone.
Has The City Of Chicago Made It Easier To Get Refunds For Overpaid Parking Tickets?The 2 Investigators remain on the case of the nearly $4 million the City of Chicago owes for tickets that people overpaid.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker Elected New President Of The National Association Of Black JournalistsCBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker was elected as the new president of the National Association of Black Journalists Friday.
CBS 2 Investigates: The State Of Illinois' Plan To Bring Its Computers Into Current TimesSome of the computers that run the State of Illinois are decades old – and CBS 2 got a rare opportunity to talk with the state’s top tech guy not only about the problems, but also the solutions.