A taste-test of some chocolate delicacies with Bob Wallace: from the CBS 2 Vault
During their Chocolate Month in 1982, Stop & Shop, formerly on Block 37 in Chicago's Loop, was offering an assortment of the finest chocolate products in the world.
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During their Chocolate Month in 1982, Stop & Shop, formerly on Block 37 in Chicago's Loop, was offering an assortment of the finest chocolate products in the world.
With all precincts reporting, the referendum failed by a vote of 53.2% to 46.8%. A total of 173,217 votes were cast against the initiative, while 152,248 were cast for it.
Metalrays signed a new lease on a 102,000-square-foot space in Romeoville that it plans to open in late June.
Whether people find cicadas' mating call buzz akin to singing or to screeching, there will be no escaping it for about a month.
The American white pelican migrates back north around this time of year – and it is not uncommon for a flock to make a stop in the Chicago area.
Under the proposed program, Illinois student teachers would get paid up to $10,000 a semester for up to two semesters.
Financial records show Paul Croft and J.D. Frost raised about $30 million for a hydrogen plant that was supposed to be, at one point, in Indiana. It never existed, an attorney says.
"I grew up with it. This is Chicago. This is what you expect."
Soon the sweet familiar smell of chocolate from the Fulton River District plant will be just a memory.
"We are hearing stories of people flying to states where they can see the film and many stories of people driving four to six hours to get to their nearest theater to watch."
There will be poor visibility at times.
The groups had sought permits for protest marches on the first and last days of the Democratic National Convention in August, with parade routes that would have taken them within one block of the United Center
Chicago police said the woman was arguing with a known offender around 9:12 a.m. in the 700 block of North Leamington Avenue in the South Austin neighborhood, who then entered a car and struck the victim.
"A lot of the customers like the robot because they are really cute," said Stephanie Gong, one of the first restaurateurs to bring robots onto the dining room floor and into the kitchen.
Jamal Joiner, 29, and Rasheed Martin, 28, have each been found guilty of the murder.
