Cab Driver Robbed At Gunpoint In Norwood Park
A cab driver was robbed at gunpoint on the Northwest Side.
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A cab driver was robbed at gunpoint on the Northwest Side.
The nationwide moratorium on evictions is over, but thousands are still waiting to find out if help is on the way.
Heat is ahead.
The low for Monday night is 61 with fair skies.
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has created a new category for those who identify as Middle Eastern or North African (MENA) to choose when they get their vaccine.
Work on the building should be finished in September.
In a scary scene on a crowded Chicago expressway this past weekend, a motorcycle crash ended in a blaze of flames.
The City of Aurora on Monday kicked off National Black Business month with a brand-new Black-owned business.
Arlington International Racecourse has notified the State of Illinois of its plans to lay off 237 employees next month.
A Joliet police sergeant who first came forward to CBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini with allegations of misconduct in the death of a suspect in custody, has received the moral courage award.
Hours after fans cleared out of Grant Park and Lollapalooza ended, cleaning crews moved in.
Judge James Linn urged lawyers for Smollett and the special prosecutor's office to get prepared for a trial or other resolution to the charges that the actor staged a racist and homophobic attack in 2019.
No vaccine card? No entry. The number of Chicago bars and restaurants where you might come across a sign with those words on the door is growing.
"We anticipate that that's going to continue to be the case moving forward."
A federal ban on evictions expired over the weekend, and now they worry they will lose the roof over their heads. Some protections in place will delay the actual enforcement of evictions in Illinois until next month.
