Woman Carjacked Near Bank In West Loop
A woman was carjacked in the West Loop early Wednesday morning.
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A woman was carjacked in the West Loop early Wednesday morning.
An apology – that is what a gas company customer finally received after the CBS 2 Morning Insiders got involved.
Warm temperatures are back.
Skies will be clear with patchy fog inland Tuesday night, as the low drops to 57.
You've probably seen some of the TikTok challenges people have been undertaking on video this year – and some of them have been downright dangerous.
Lawsuits are being filed in connection with a deadly derailment involving an Amtrak train that departed from Chicago this past weekend, but getting hurt on an Amtrak train means you may not get any more for your injuries.
The COVID-19 positivity rate in Indiana is now 9.9 percent – and in Northwest Indiana, one family knows the toll of those numbers. The family lost one son to COVID-19 and nearly lost another.
United Airlines plans to fire nearly 600 workers who didn't get their COVID-19 vaccination shots by the deadline Tuesday.
A person is dead after what police only called a "disturbance" late Tuesday in Schaumburg.
The White House confirmed late Tuesday that the trip has been officially cancelled.
In the wake of some high-profile Chicago Police chases and tragic, deadly crashes, have police pursuits gotten any safer?
Chicago Police officers are honoring the son of a wounded comrade in a unique way.
She is also a professor in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago, where she is Director of the Arts + Public Life. She teaches American film history, specializing in African American cinema from the silent era to the present.
Benet Academy in Lisle hired a gay lacrosse coach last week after previously rescinding the offer because she is married to a woman – but in a new twist, the abbey that oversees the Catholic school has come down with strong words.
"It's relevant to Chicago, but that does not pay people's rent."
