Chicago Weather: Thousands Without Power In Chicago Amid Extreme Heat
ComEd crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers after a severe storms continue to hit the area.
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ComEd crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers after a severe storms continue to hit the area.
For the fourth time in three days, a severe weather event swept into the Chicago area Wednesday night.
Rising COVID-19 rising numbers are one of the reasons some parents are pushing to keep their kids home this upcoming school year. But the Illinois Board of Education is mandating students return to classrooms.
Film fans, baseball fans – and of course, fans of both of the above – have been waiting more than three decades for a moment that will happen on Thursday.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Gilbert ordered Danzy's release from federal custody on Wednesday, citing the fact he has no prior criminal record, and that he has a job as a teacher's aide in Merrillville.
GoFundMe said it has shut down several phony fundraisers set up in the name of slain Chicago Police Officer Ella French.
A woman is dead after a tree fell onto a mobile home during storms in Rockford on Wednesday morning.
A man was charged with attempted murder Wednesday after police said he choked a 61-year-old woman on Clark Street in Lincoln Park.
One 16-year-old boy was killed and another was wounded Wednesday afternoon in Englewood.
"Not as bad as I expected it to be for a tree that big."
Details were emerging Wednesday afternoon about a chaotic traffic stop that ended with two people getting shot by police in Northwest Indiana earlier. As CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reported, the police shooting in East Chicago all started over some bad license plates.
"The city shouldn't be signing multimillion dollar surveillance contracts without any audit, without any public oversight, without any public input."
Heavy winds uprooted trees during the round of storms that hit Wednesday morning.
A woman spoke only to CBS 2 earlier this week after she was carjacked in broad daylight outside her home in Bucktown. As CBS 2's Tara Molina reported, police tracked down the woman's car with two people inside. But both were back on the street hours later – and we asked why.
A mother-daughter duo who own three Kilwins shops in Chicago say they were asked to take "Black Owned Business" signs down.
