Nonprofit CORE Immediately Hiring Staffers To Help At COVID-19 Vaccination Sites

At CBS 2 We are Working for Chicago, and if you're job searching, there are immediate openings to help staff the city's newest mass vaccination sites.

• Apr 1, 2021

Police: Thieves Have Been Targeting Parked Unoccupied Cars On Fulton Market

Police on Wednesday warned of a string of thefts from cars in the Fulton Market area for the past few weeks.

• Apr 1, 2021

Person Shot And Killed By Police In Little Village Identified As 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo

Police have said the teen ran from officers responding to a ShotSpotter alert, resulting in a foot chase and "armed confrontation" that ended when an officer shot the teen in the chest.

• Apr 1, 2021

Issue On Kane County COVID-19 Vaccine Website Preventing Scheduling Of Second Dose Corrected

Some tell CBS 2 they logged onto Kane County's vaccine website Thursday morning only to find no available appointments at the Batavia mass vaccination site. 

• Apr 1, 2021

'Definitely A Blessing': Indiana Families Can Soon Get Necessary Medical Services In Chicago For Their Children

"She will have more opportunities and options."

• Apr 1, 2021

Child Treated For Smoke Inhalation From Grand Crossing Fire

The child was taken to the hospital in good condition and is expected to be released later on Thursday.

• Apr 1, 2021

Cubs Home Opener Comes With Tight Restrictions At Wrigley Field; City Appears To Have Passed Test

Baseball was back at Wrigley Field Thursday as the Cubs took on the Pittsburgh Pirates on a chilly Opening Day 2021 – though with reduced crowds. It was the first mega-event Chicago has seen since the pandemic began.

• Apr 1, 2021

Loss Of 15 Million Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Sparks Concerns About Vaccination Progress In Chicago

A vaccine mixup in Baltimore will have a local impact, after roughly 15 million Johnson & Johnson doses had to be tossed.

• Apr 1, 2021

'We're Just So Excited To Be Back': Cubs Fans Happy To Be At The Ballgame, Even With COVID Restrictions

"They have zip ties on these four seats and on these two next to us then no one can sit in front or behind us."

• Apr 1, 2021

4-Year-Old Boy Was Killed In Bishop Ford Freeway Crash Involving IDOT Truck This Week

The person who was killed in a crash involving an Illinois Department of Transportation help truck on the Bishop Ford Freeway was a 4-year-old boy, Illinois State Police said Thursday.

• Apr 1, 2021

Jerome Fogle Sr. Charged With Firing Rifle Inside Gary Truck Stop; No One Was Injured

A man was charged Thursday with opening fire with a rifle at a truck stop in Gary, Indiana two days earlier.

• Apr 1, 2021

Can Gonzaga's Mark Few Finally Win A Championship? CBS' Tracy Wolfson Points To Bulldogs 'Unselfishness' As Key

The Bulldogs are looking to capture the program's first national title and their willingness to get everybody involved could be the key to getting them there.

• Apr 1, 2021

Restaurants Reopening: Where Do They Stand, And How Do They Recover From COVID?

As vaccinations continue and the economy opens up, restaurants, which have suffered during COVID, look for the way forward.

• Apr 1, 2021

Cook County Opening Up 22,000 New Appointments For COVID-19 Vaccines At 4 Suburban Mass Vaccination Sites

The appointments will cover shots being given out on Friday, Saturday, and Monday only.

• Apr 1, 2021

Latinx Activists In Waukegan Want To Rename Thomas Jefferson Middle School, But Not After The Obamas

Residents of one Chicago suburb are divided over how to rechristen a school named for a founding father who enslaved hundreds of Black people.

• Apr 1, 2021

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