Chicago Weather: Pleasant Saturday; Don't Forget To 'Spring Forward'
Saturday will be a beautiful March day in Chicago with temperatures in the mid 50s, about 10 degrees above normal, but it will be cooler near the lake.
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Saturday will be a beautiful March day in Chicago with temperatures in the mid 50s, about 10 degrees above normal, but it will be cooler near the lake.
The City of Chicago unexpectedly dyed the Chicago River green Saturday morning as part of its long-standing tradition to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
On Sunday, it will be mostly cloudy. We can't rule out a stray sprinkle, but most areas stay dry.
Suzy Checho found a mess inside her SUV in the Gold Coast this week, and she said she has a good idea how the thief got in -- with a device that mimics key FOBs.
Outraged Englewood residents cannot understand how a paroled child murderer ended up in their community, and when they found his address it revealed there are more than 20 registered sex offenders in the same building.
With bar and restaurant owners set to lose it all if they do not follow Chicago's strict COVID-19 related guidelines, managers are prepping for a very different holiday.
It is difficult to be in Little Village without hearing the sounds of construction at a giant development, and concerns about its environmental impact loomed large for years. A small group has managed to make changes through grass roots efforts.
A new report in the death of Daniel Prude says the city's mayor and several city officials worked to keep details of the case secret for months and even lied to the public about what they knew.
Children trapped in psychiatric hospitals longer than they need to be and others simply falling through cracks are some of the critical problems the CBS 2 Investigators have been exposing for years at the Department of Children and Family Services.
Englewood residents are speaking out against ex-offenders from outside the neighborhood moving into their area upon their release from prison.
The Illinois Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) took samples around Wolf Lake and around "discharge points" from industrial plants the other day. But fractured trust among people who live here means people like Marsh are looking at doing their own testing.
It's important to note that it's unclear where the students are contracting the virus. The health department did not disclose that information.
Detainees who have been vaccinated can get up to two in-person visits per week, and the visits will be held outdoors in large tents.
Earlier this week, attorneys for the five children of Prude have announced a federal lawsuit against the city of Rochester, New York, alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations.
