CPS: Making Good Progress On COVID Vaccine Rollout For Its Staff, Vendors
"We have no agreement on returning to in-person learning in high schools or any date, nor will there be an agreement until we know our school buildings can reopen safely."
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"We have no agreement on returning to in-person learning in high schools or any date, nor will there be an agreement until we know our school buildings can reopen safely."
Who are the players who will become household names in this year's tournament? We asked CBS Sports Network analyst Chris Walker to give us some players to watch.
A woman opened the passenger side door and took the victim's purse before they drove off.
A man suspected in a double homicide, in Sheridan, Illinois, has been taken into custody.
The first case of the Brazil COVID-19 variant has been identified in Lake County.
Rain is on the way. Here's what you need to know.
A lawsuit has been filed against two Chicago restaurant owners, accusing them of defrauding a U.S. Army veteran out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Four people were arrested after kidnapping and robbing two men, Tuesday night, who thought they were meeting a woman they met online.
According to CBS 2 meteorologist Robb Ellis, heavy rain is possible on Thursday, but afterwards, a beautiful spring weekend emerges.
A Ravenswood neighborhood guitar shop's manager said a Chicago Police officer wanted to do some in-store shopping – but the manager turned him away per the store's COVID policy. The officer later criticized the store on a social media post – in uniform.
One Chicago area man is facing multiple fraudulent unemployment claims – and is the victim of a new kind of unemployment fraud that is crossing state lines and affecting several states.
Just two days after we heard her speak for the first time in an interview with CBS 2 Investigator Brad Edwards, serial stowaway Marilyn Hartman has been arrested again.
Chicago Public Schools is planning to offer in-person learning for high school students, starting on April 19.
Indiana State Police first stopped a man for a moving violation but then arrested him for possessing 1,275 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle on Tuesday.
ervice on the CTA Red Line was shut down during the afternoon rush between the Roosevelt and Sox-35th stops after an attack on a train.
