Hammond Landlord Runs Into Red Tape With Small Business Administration After Grant Went To Old Bank Account He'd Closed
A Hammond, Indiana man fought for nearly a year to get a grant that he was approved for after it went to a closed bank account.
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A Hammond, Indiana man fought for nearly a year to get a grant that he was approved for after it went to a closed bank account.
Neighbors packed into a village meeting Monday night and lined up for their turn to speak against the site.
After a chilly start, temperatures rise above the freezing mark today.
According to CBS 2 Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon, it'll be mostly cloudy and breezy for Tuesday with highs in the mid to upper 30s, or about ten degrees warmer than Monday.
"You have to think about the environment and the environmental impacts and the impacts of the ecosystem on development decisions that you're making."
A fire was still burning for a fifth night Monday at a warehouse in northwest suburban Bartlett.
Bobbye Johnson was killed in Bronzeville by a stray bullet fired by a security guard who is now charged with her murder.
In west suburban Clarendon Hills, officials decided just to cancel in-person classes entirely Monday after a temporary restraining order halted Gov. JB Pritzker's COVID-19 mask mandate.
Ford is stopping production at its Chicago assembly plant on the Southeast Side because of the ongoing computer chip shortage.
A fire broke out late Monday in an apartment above the Giordano's pizza restaurant on Sheridan Road in Rogers Park.
Some Illinois schools were sent scrambling this weekend after a downstate judge put a temporary restraining order on Gov. JB Pritzker's mask mandate.
At just 4 years old, Judah Morgan was tortured and beaten to death in Northwest Indiana, and his father is now charged with his murder. Judah's aunt fought for custody, but the courts did not allow her to intervene.
One person was wounded Monday in a shooting on the Dan Ryan Expressway in the East Pilsen area.
In the wake of a temporary restraining order issued last week by a downstate judge, schools in the Diocese of Joliet have decided to make masks recommended instead of mandatory.
"We were so close to get into, you know, hopefully a place where we can start taking the mass off. But the CDC or medical experts tell us this is not the time yet."
