CBS 2 Vault: John Drummond's 'Crooks, Characters & Capers'
On CBSN Tuesday night, we reached into the CBS 2 Vault for "Crooks, Characters & Capers" – John Drummond's own look back on his first 20 years reporting for CBS 2.
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On CBSN Tuesday night, we reached into the CBS 2 Vault for "Crooks, Characters & Capers" – John Drummond's own look back on his first 20 years reporting for CBS 2.
A man was shot and killed Tuesday evening near Mather Park in the West Rogers Park neighborhood.
GRIT's $3.8 billion "Bronzeville Lakefront" plan for the site would include early 6,800 units of new housing, and nearly 8 million square feet of mixed-use space – including office, retail, research, healthcare, and data center facilities, as well as park space.
A rideshare driver just doing his job was shot when he was sent to pick up a fare. He is now confined to a wheelchair, and he is trying to pick up the pieces of his life and move forward.
An Indiana man convicted of killing an off-duty Hammond police officer more than 40 years ago is about to be released from prison and will receive a new trial.
A local doctor's phone is ringing off the hook already, with parents ready to vaccinate their kids against COVID-19.
"We're making a special effort to make sure to talk to the children directly, and see if they have any questions in advance."
"Getting your child a COVID-19 vaccine is critical to his or her wellbeing, as well as the wellbeing of our community," said Dr. Frank Belmonte, chief medical officer for Advocate Children's Hospital.
If it's determined a booster is needed, seniors and people with compromised immune systems would be first in line.
"Not only did the (Good) Samaritan and God save my life, she saved my pup."
Subway said the jobs include everything from entry-level to management.
An Elmhurst University student has been charged with reporting that a man with a gun was walking around campus late last month – when in fact, there was never any man with a gun.
The Financial Times reports Biden will name Emanuel as the U.S. envoy to Japan later this month, along with other ambassador picks.
Authorities said the men were killed Thursday when they ignited a black powder substance that exploded along a bank of the Illinois River 75 miles southwest of Chicago.
Police were called to the building because at least four men with guns were seen inside the building.