Chicago's New Indoor Dining Plan Starts Thursday
Chicago's new indoor dining plan starts Thursday.
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Chicago's new indoor dining plan starts Thursday.
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Normally, the stage lights would be on at the nearly 95-year-old Rialto Square Theatre; 2,000 spectators clapping, artists crooning up to the balcony.
The cold continues with frequent light snow chances.
Chicago Public Schools is going ahead with winter sports Thursday.
Light snow showers will come to an end late Wednesday, leaving cloudy and cold conditions for the evening.
We've told you about chronic trash dumping issues in a Far South Side community. Thanks to his dogged reporting, CBS 2's Tim McNicholas now has a better sense of what may be to blame.
We have been reporting on mail problems for months, and we are still getting bombarded with emails and calls from people saying delivery is only getting worse.
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid its plans to close that have run into objections from the State of Illinois.
A graduate of MIT has been named as a person of interest in the shooting that killed Kevin Jiang, a Yale student from Chicago.
In another sign of things settling into something of a new normal, the Art Institute of Chicago will reopen to the public on Thursday.
A law firm is offering $10,000 to help catch and convict those who carjack rideshare drivers.
Police late Wednesday were investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another wounded on the Bishop Ford Freeway.
Chicago police are trying to get rid of Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara.
IDES just announced unemployment fraud cases shot up by another 138,000 in less than a month, now totaling 1.1 million fraudulent claims.
