Five Men Rob Near North Store Saturday Morning
Five men robbed a retail store in Chicago's Near North neighborhood Saturday morning.
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Five men robbed a retail store in Chicago's Near North neighborhood Saturday morning.
A car blew through a stop sign and slammed into the side of a Chicago police car early Saturday morning.
There is a warm day ahead for the Chicago area with a high in the mid 80s.
In a dramatic new milestone in COVID-19 infections, Johns Hopkins University confirmed the United States is now averaging 100,000 new infections in a day. The last time cases were that high was during the winter surge.
Two boys were shot late Friday night while in a car in Albany Park, and one is in critical condition.
There will be pop-up storm chances Saturday afternoon during the heat of the day.
The developers who purchased the property gave until Aug. 15 to come up with the cash to save the mosaic at the front of the school.
"Most people had had trouble with the post office for at least three years. So that told me this isn't COVID; this isn't staffing, this isn't the new postmaster general of the United States."
For our latest Getting Hosed expose, the CBS 2 Investigators dug into issues with vacant, unmetered properties and the regressive billing policies that lead to inflated water bills.
Oak Park Public Health Director Theresa Chapple-McGruder cited the rising number of COVID-19 cases throughout the state for the mandate.
The Bears continue to lose offensive linemen at an alarming rate. Lachavious Simmons joins fellow tackle Larry Borom in the concussion protocol.
A 4-year-old and a 19-year-old are hospitalized after they were shot Friday evening on Chicago's West Side.
There is now a push to close the prisons that house the youngest criminals in Illinois -- children. Instead is a proposal to rehabilitate them with a growing chorus of advocates who say prison time for juveniles is not the answer.
Chicago Public Schools will offer testing all students and staff weekly for COVID-19 this school year, the system announced Friday afternoon.
"In some research that we've do have, up to 80% of kids know where the guns are stored."
