COVID-19 Testing Is On The Rise In Illinois, But Swab Shortage Poses Problem

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday emphasized the need to start target testing for coronavirus.

• Mar 24, 2020

Couple Says They Can't Get Their Money Back From Venue After Wedding Was Canceled Due To Coronavirus Closures

We met one couple who not only face the loss of their income – but also prepaid for their wedding and can't get any of their money back.

• Mar 23, 2020

How Loss Of Ridership Due To Coronavirus Might Be Affecting Metra's Bottom Line

On Monday morning, commuters who still have to get into Chicago for work will need to adjust to different schedules on Metra.

• Mar 22, 2020

Illinois Eyeing Sites For Potential Patient Overflow At Hospitals For Coronavirus

Gov. J. B. Pritzker is eying potential sites that could treat an overflow of patients if hospitals reach capacity during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Mar 19, 2020

Illinois State Law Makes It Difficult For Landlords To Evict Squatters

A landlord's biggest nightmare is finding a squatter in their property, because it the State of Illinois it doesn't matter how the person got in – landlords have to go to court to get them out.

• Mar 13, 2020

Father Is Fighting 'Behavior Management' Fee On Dental Appointment Bill For His Son With Autism

Michael Johnson was not pleased after he found an extra charge on his son's dental bill.

• Mar 10, 2020

Sergeant Ordered Chicago Police Officers To 'Kill' Their Body Cams During Wrong Raid

CBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini has uncovered some new disturbing findings. A team of officers went in with cameras rolling, but soon after they are all ordered to kill their cameras.

• Mar 6, 2020

Rusty, Falling Light Poles In City Called 'Real Ticking Time Bomb'

Isabella Keating was sitting at a stop light in Streeterville, when a light pole came crashing down on her windshield, causing serious injury.

• Mar 6, 2020

Tips For Dealing With The Water Department's Customer Service Representatives

• Mar 6, 2020

Getting Hosed: Chicago's Department Of Water Management Needs A Refresher Course On Customer Service

• Mar 5, 2020

City Share Housing Ordinance Enables Out-Of-Control Party Houses At Rented Homes, Critics Say

Massive crowds, public drinking, and so-called crib parties are just some of the problems that have plagued some neighbors in Old Town for years.

• Mar 5, 2020

Use-Of-Force Experts Raise Alarm About Police Shooting Man At Grand Avenue Red Line Stop

A disturbing cellphone video has been viewed nearly 2 million times since Friday afternoon, when a Chicago Police officer shot a man during a struggle at the Grand Avenue Red Line station. CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey reviewed the video Monday with some use-of-force experts.

• Mar 2, 2020

Anonymous Letters About Soon-To-Depart CPS Inspector General Nicholas Schuler Reference 'Violent Threats,' 'Unstable Behavior'

Friday is the last day on the job for Chicago Public Schools Inspector General Nicholas Schuler, and a look has emerged into the anonymous complaints that forced his resignation.

• Feb 27, 2020

Signs Of Progress As State Of Illinois Works To Bring Computers Into Present Day

Back in August of last year, CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker told head Illinois state IT guru Ron Guerrier that she would be checking back in six months about rectifying issues with old state computers. Those six months are up.

• Feb 27, 2020