CBS 2 Chicago Wins National Edward R. Murrow Award For Overall Excellence
CBS 2 won the prestigious national Edward R. Murrow Award for station excellence, the Radio Television Digital News Association announced on Tuesday.
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CBS 2 won the prestigious national Edward R. Murrow Award for station excellence, the Radio Television Digital News Association announced on Tuesday.
The family of Anthony Huber, one of two men shot and killed by Kyle Rittenhouse during civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin nearly a year ago, sued local law enforcement agencies Tuesday claiming they were partially to blame for what they called Rittenhouse's "deadly rampage."
A Chicago pharmacist has been charged will allegedly selling more than 100 COVID-19 vaccination cards on e-Bay.
In a brazen attack in Lakeview, police said a teen threatened a woman with a gun just to get access to her cellphone.
The new indoor mask mandate will go into effect on Friday for anyone age 2 or older, regardless of their vaccination status.
The Skokie Police Department said it received reports of four crimes taking place the last two days with the same suspect.
Along with proof of vaccination, masks worn over the nose and mouth will be required anytime in the building. Seating in the opera house will be at full capacity this season.
Have your eyes peeled to the skies this weekend. The traditional Air & Water Show isn't happening, but the Blue Angels will be performing along the lakefront.
The latest surge in cases is largely driven by the more contagious delta variant, which is spreading mostly among those who haven't been fully vaccinated.
Extensive delays are expected on the Metra Electric Line after a power outage Tuesday.
The boosters would be administered once the vaccines are fully approved by the FDA and the CDC signs off on them.
Two brothers are charged in the shooting of Officer Ella French and her partner, and a court order in their case prohibits the Civilian Office of Police Accountability from releasing any video or other materials.
Interfirst senior vice president Dhaval Patel is careful to say he's not trying to pull teachers away from the classroom, but offering an alternative if they're unhappy.
Cathryn Harris' power went out, her sump pumps broke, then her basement flooded - and ComEd admitted the outage was because of a failed underground power line. But that's not enough to get the utility giant to pay for damages.
A local fashion designer vowed to fix the problems exposed by the CBS 2 Morning Insiders – from poor communication to unfulfilled orders – but now, more customers are saying he's back to his old ways.
