COVID In Illinois: 3,739 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
As of Thursday, the state has recorded a total of 1,269,196 COVID cases, including 21,457 COVID-related deaths.
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As of Thursday, the state has recorded a total of 1,269,196 COVID cases, including 21,457 COVID-related deaths.
There were 744,000 total claims filed across the country last week.
Two teens have been charged in a carjacking in the Douglas neighborhood.
Marilyn Enstrom paid for two-day priority mail to Minnesota – but it was 10 days later when the package left Illinois.
The Oscars may be coming at the end of the month, but movie buffs are already talking about the year ahead.
As CBS 2 continues Working for Chicago, we're working with a career coach every week to bring you advice about looking for and landing a job.
With COVID restrictions, today's home opener will look different.
A man was shot in the arm during an argument at the 69th Street CTA station overnight.
Rain is on the way.
An isolated shower or rumble of thunder remained possible Wednesday night ahead of an approaching system.
With more and more people becoming eligible for the COVID vaccine, we're asking – what about those who can't get to a pharmacy or other vaccination sites?
As CBS 2's Meredith Barack reported, Edward Brown is not facing more time behind bars because of his lack of a criminal record, and because he is not legally responsible for the officers' deaths.
The FBI on Wednesday was asking for help in finding potential victims and information about two truck drivers – one of them from Chicago – who are accused of kidnapping women and demanding ransom for their release.
The Illinois Secretary of State's Driver Services Facility in south suburban Midlothian is closed after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
