Watch CBS News
They canceled a trip to the Bahamas due to worries about Hurricane Dorian in 2019, so Royal Caribbean offered to rebook them. They canceled their new trip due to the pandemic, and now can't get a refund.
The shortcomings of the U.S. Postal Service are now hitting a suburban couple where it hurts: on the ring finger.
Temperatures are climbing.
It will not be as cold Tuesday night, with lows in many areas staying above freezing.
The archdioceses of St. Louis and New Orleans have called the recently-approved Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine "morally compromised."
The decision to close a firehouse in Glenview has some residents and firefighters feeling blindsided.
Police recovered a handgun near the scene, along with 16 shell casings.
A woman was shot in the chest and a health care facility window was hit by gunfire Tuesday afternoon in University Village.
Autopsies determined Ieashia Ford and Porche Ford died of injuries from "inhalation of products of combustion due to house fire due to arson."
A deal has been struck in principle in the infamous serial stowaway case.
A new roadblock has been thrown up for contract workers getting unemployment benefits.
"We were very concerned that the variant was here."
With the city's COVID-19 positivity rate at a record low, and the federal government ramping up distribution of vaccines, the city is again easing restrictions on restaurants, bars, and other businesses.
When a viewer reached out to us about a text from Cook County asking for a picture of their vaccination record card - they thought was a scam - and so did we.
More than 60 years ago, a young college student drove a CTA bus to pay his tuition. Vernon Jordan went on to become a prominent attorney, civil rights activist, and Washington, D.C. power broker.
