Chicago Bears Fans Arrive At Training Camp
Unlike in years past when camp was in Bourbonnais, it's limited capacity and no player autographs because of COVID.
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Unlike in years past when camp was in Bourbonnais, it's limited capacity and no player autographs because of COVID.
The ruling centered around a question of whether attorney Nenye Uche has a conflict of interest in the case, and should be disqualified from representing Smollett.
Mayor Jerome Prince says his team "will continue to look for ways we can make the most of vacant or underutilized properties and put them on our tax rolls."
The teen is now facing two felony counts of vehicular carjacking with a firearm as well as battery and robbery charges.
Police said Larry Scott shot Travis Willis in the head on May 1, during a fight in West Pullman.
During remote learning, band class students at Martin Elementary School became virtual pen pals with kids from South Portland, Maine, more than 1,000 miles away.
Sixty-five days and counting – if you filed your federal taxes on the delayed deadline of May 17, that is how long you have been waiting for your refund. But many people who filed early are even still waiting. So what's the holdup?
"When I was growing up, Double Dutch, that was a happy place," said Pamela Robinson, founder of the 40+ Double Dutch Club.
A weekend cool down is in effect.
Breezy north-northeast winds will blow along the lakefront Thursday night, and skies will clear.
If you recently got a speeding ticket in Chicago, you might not deserve it. CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker discovered a big problem that may mean the city owes thousands of drivers a whole lot of money.
A South Side couple reached out to us for help, sending us pictures after they said they were scammed out of thousands of dollars - with only rubble to show for it.
When Thursday morning's severe storms crossed over Lake Michigan the wind gusts and pressure change created a rare 1.5'-2.5' Seiche along the Chicago shoreline.
An American flag flew over the Stevenson Expressway Thursday for a suburban soldier who fought for his country - and died for his country.
We have reported for the last two nights on a Chicago firefighter-EMT who is still on the job after being charged with sexual assault.
