'We Are Helping With What We Can Do Right Here': Ukrainians, Chicagoans Donate Needed Supplies
"It's very disheartening to see what's happening and I just hope it stops soon. I don't know how, I hope it ends soon for the people of Ukraine."
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"It's very disheartening to see what's happening and I just hope it stops soon. I don't know how, I hope it ends soon for the people of Ukraine."
Route 120 was shut down in the far northern suburbs late Tuesday after a serious crash.
Police are still looking for the hit and run driver that caused the accident at an intersection in Pullman. The two who died dedicated their lives to others.
A person was shot and wounded Tuesday afternoon in the South Chicago neighborhood.
It was a Christmas wish come true; Santa delivering a new tablet to Brittany Fleming, of Steger. But her excitement didn't last long.
While many in Chicago are celebrating Paczki Day with food and fun, the people of Ukraine are weighing heavily on the minds of one baker and her customers in Jefferson Park.
As a massive Russian military convoy closed in on Ukraine's capital city of Kyiv on Tuesday, and Vladimir Putin's invasion of the neighboring nation entered its sixth day, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced she was temporarily severing the city's "Sister City" relationship with Moscow.
Speculation had been growing in recent months that Duncan, 57, would challenge Mayor Lori Lightfoot in next year's mayoral race, but on Tuesday he announced he plans to stay where he is – as head of the nonprofit Chicago CRED.
Mild air moves in for the weekend, but with it comes rain and possible thunderstorms by Saturday evening.
"Travelers should remember that masking requirements will continue for airports, airplanes, buses, trains, and public transportation," said CDPH Commissioner Allison Arwady.
Following an increase in patrols dedicated to reducing carjackings, the number of vehicles stolen by force has dropped so far this year, Chicago Police said Tuesday.
He's focused on comforting victims and connecting with the community.
The Chicago Blackhawks hired Kyle Davidson as general manager on Tuesday, dropping his interim tag instead of going outside the floundering franchise for new leadership.
CBS 2's Mugo Odigwe reports a big point to Tuesday's hearing is how to form a national carjacking database, and how auto manufactures can help out too.
