Chicago Weather: Chilly Day Tuesday, Slow Warmup Ahead
It's going to be a chilly day, but a slow warmup is approaching.
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It's going to be a chilly day, but a slow warmup is approaching.
Morning lows Monday night will range from the upper teens well inland to mid-20s lakeside.
Award-winning sports reporter and CBS 2 legend Jeannie Morris has died.
Two women came forward Monday, saying they were sexually assaulted at an Old Town neighborhood massage center.
Two young children were rescued from the back of a car in the Woodlawn neighborhood Monday night, while the adults who were with them were found passed out from a drug overdose.
A downed power line following a crash on the Kennedy Expressway limited access to O'Hare International Airport Monday evening.
A suspect has been charged after surrendering in connection with an incident where shots were fired with a collapsible rifle on the McCormick Place Metra platform.
CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. David Agus joined CBS 2's Marie Saavedra on Monday with some useful information about the COVID-19 vaccine.
More than a dozen car windows were smashed along two blocks of Western Avenue near the West Ridge Nature Preserve on Monday.
The effort to protect health care workers with a COVID-19 vaccine is starting – but what about average workers; the general population composed of millions of others in Illinois and specifically Chicago?
The Library Of Congress is adding 25 more movies to its national film registry, and two of them would not look the same without Chicago.
Auburn Gresham, Chatham and Austin neighborhoods, all identified as hot spots, have also seen increases. A common thread among those who died: where they work.
It was a powerful and memorable day Monday for the medical community as the COVID-19 vaccine arrived in Illinois – with several saying "once in a lifetime" doesn't quite capture it.
After health care workers and those in nursing homes, many are asking who should get the COVID-19 vaccine next. One controversial population on the table is people behind bars.
Chicago taxpayers will soon be on the hook for more than $750,000 to settle three more lawsuits accusing Chicago police officers of misconduct.
