Stephen Colbert tests positive for COVID, cancels Thursday night's show
"The Late Show" had previously planned to be in reruns next week, and says they plan to return with new episodes on May 2.
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"The Late Show" had previously planned to be in reruns next week, and says they plan to return with new episodes on May 2.
A 16-year-old boy is charged with allegedly placing a drawing of a violent act in a teacher's file cabinet at Glenbard East High School in Lombard.
CBS 2 Investigators first uncovered the Sheriff's Office denied the family multiple opportunities to see the video.
"We're not going to raise it up in another community. We're going to raise it up right here. Because our assignment is to Englewood. Our commitment is to the residents of Englewood and beyond," lead pastor Gerald Dew said.
Two carjackers pulled a man and woman out of a sport-utility vehicle outside the Lincoln Park Zoo Wednesday night, and drove off with two small children in the back seat.
The international art fair will be featured at Revel from April 21 to 24.
Once a month, a group of senior citizens get together to make a lot of noise in the western suburbs – the louder, the better.
Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman last seen in March.
"We have mold, we have lack of smoke debtors, we have fire extinguishers that have expired, we have broken entrances, bad porches, faulty wiring."
A group of activists including the grandmother and aunt of Laquan McDonald are protesting in Federal Plaza.
Paresh Chhatrala was biking west on the 900 block of West Madison Street on Saturday night, when a Volkswagen Jetta headed east swerved into oncoming traffic and hit Chhatrala
Chicago is the new home of a team tasked with creating solutions for national security issues.
Police said, around 7:50 a.m., troopers reported to a shooting in the outbound local lanes of the Dan Ryan near Garfield Boulevard. No one was injured.
Crews are putting sand down to clear the fuel in three lanes.
A warm and sunny day is ahead.
