Woman Sends Letter To CBS 2 Sharing Her Struggle In Finding Place To Live; A Social Worker Is Also Stepping Up For Her
We received a letter from a Chicago woman searching for a place to live - taking a chance that someone reading it can help.
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We received a letter from a Chicago woman searching for a place to live - taking a chance that someone reading it can help.
CBS 2 has gotten some results for a Chicago restaurant owner whose bank took $28,000 from her account because of someone else's court order.
The new casino is expect to bring in $200 million dollars every year, which will help pay for police and firefighter pension funds.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and local health officials announced this week that Margherita Meats is recalling 10,990 pounds of ready-to-eat pepperoni products.
Evanston Township High School was locked down for most of the day on Thursday, after police found two guns inside the school, but students have since been sent home.
There is no word of any plan to close Chicago Public Schools facilities due to the rise in COVID-19 cases, but the district still dealing with a massive bus driver shortage related to the pandemic.
Unemployment fraud victims in Illinois are being revictimized, and the state does not have an explanation why.
"We found no evidence that the mayor or any current or former city employee took actions with malicious intent to add to Miss Young's mistreatment," retired judge Ann Claire Williams said.
The chief medical officer at Loyola said you certainly shouldn't be traveling if you are unvaccinated, and you should avoid large public gatherings.
So far, no word of anyone being hurt.
A Northwestern-DePaul basketball game scheduled for Saturday has been canceled due to COVID-19 cases among the DePaul Blue Demons men's team.
A total of $106 million is headed to Illinois next year to replace the network of lead pipes that have left many residents - Chicagoans in particular - drinking dangerous, lead-laced water.
Jareed Johnson has been charged with attempted armed robbery and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.
"The City is pleased that a neutral arbitrator selected by both parties upheld the City's right to issue a vaccine mandate to its employees," Law Department spokeswoman Kristen Cabanban said.
