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Principals at five prominent Catholic schools on the city's South Side issued a letter to Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady Monday, asking them to end the COVID-19 mask mandate.
'If we don't put the resources on the back end of the system where we are right now, it's just going to be another revolving door."
Animal control said the coyote likely became comfortable around people because they were feeding her.
"Attendees from Asian countries, where we normally have a huge presence at the show, this year that's gonna be way down."
Valentine's Day can mean a nice date night out, and this year, looser COVID restrictions are bringing people out to restaurants.
"I honestly think because of them intervening that the boys backed off. Maybe they didn't want a part of harming a woman and her two little kids."
Closed since the beginning of the year, a desperate donut and popcorn maker is turning to his customers for help after getting hit with a massive bill.
Cliff Muhammad inherited The Record Track from his Uncle Wister Adriane, who left behind a treasure trove of old vinyl LPs and CDs when he died.
The nationwide movement to unionization began brewing in Chicago some time ago. The Randolph and Wabash location is 1 of 4 stores in area to have filed for unionization in the past several months
A dollar store employee is in the hospital after police say he was shot by a suspected shoplifter, and investigators are asking for help identifying the shooter.
On Saturday, someone called police saying they spotted the suspects cutting a converter out of a car near Route 53 and 83rd in Woodridge.
Here's a Valentine's Day tale of an entire town's love, not for their significant others but for a 99-year-old World War II veteran.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, milder air moves our way over the next two days. Normal high is 35 degrees.
Illinois Education Association vice president Albert Llorens said the stress has already caused some school board members to quit, and he's hearing teachers say this is their last year teaching.
A school community stepping up to help their neighbors at another Northwest Side Catholic school after a fire destroyed everything they owned.
