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"It breaks your spirit. Just to know someone's future was taken."
It's tax season, but thousands of taxpayers who are desperate to get the paperwork they need are finding website glitches, long waits, and still no tax forms.
Diehard Bears fan Terence Young is one of five nominees for the Ford Hall of Fans.
A viewer sent in these pictures of snow piling up in parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
Struggling kids in Chicago just got a big boost from one of the wealthiest women in America.
Authorities seized one shipment as it arrived at O'Hare from Israel filled with $713,000 worth of fakes.
Illinois senator Dick Durbin is pushing back against critics of President Joe Biden's vow to put the first black woman on the supreme court.
"Antwan was destined to succeed. He really was. He was a polite young man, and I knew he was going to go places."
A south suburban man was facing federal charges this week on accusations that he fraudulently obtained unemployment benefits using hundreds of people's personal information without their knowledge.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist, with the narrow feature of the band, any accumulations would be highly localized.
A woman who was killed in crossfire between an armed man and a security guard in Bronzeville this week has been identified as Bobbye Johnson.
After seven years leading the Chicago Teachers Union, Jesse Sharkey is talking about his decision not to run for another term as CTU president.
The fire started around 8 p.m. at the Bay Marine boat warehouse, which stored 60 to 70 yachts, according to the Waukegan Fire Department.
Police are looking for a suspect who robbed a man on the CTA Brown Line train last week.
The Postal Service is asking Chicago residents to shovel sidewalks and porches to help letter carriers deliver mail safely.
