Coast Guard's Christmas Ship Brings 1,200 Trees To People In Need
A ship carrying more than 1,200 evergreens was scheduled to pull up at Navy Pier Saturday to bring Christmas trees to those in need.
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A ship carrying more than 1,200 evergreens was scheduled to pull up at Navy Pier Saturday to bring Christmas trees to those in need.
"The goal here is to fortify the healthcare workforce by removing these most exposed workers from the cycle of quarantine, illness, and infection; as well as protecting our most vulnerable residents," Pritzker said.
An Illinois Department of Transportation minuteman truck was hit by gunfire on the Eisenhower Expressway Saturday morning, police say.
Saturday brings a day of quiet weather with partly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures. High temperatures should reach 40 degrees.
In a show of holiday generosity, a man left an enormous $700 tip on a $30 check at a cafe in Garfield Ridge.
For years, the CBS 2 Investigators have exposed baffling gaffes in the bureaucracy that is the Chicago Department of Water Management: big, bad bills. By bad, we mean wrong.
After a warmer than normal day with highs well into the mid 40s, a cold front is now stepping over the Wisconsin line.
After a massive extra alarm fire started by a man frying chicken, 26 Richton Park families are now homeless.
The FBI is asking for help find Clarence Hebron, who is accused of murdering his girlfriend and her brother before abducting his 1-year-old son.
When the economy was bottoming out last spring billions of Paycheck Protection Program dollars helped thousands of companies survive. Some of them say the process helped, but they would not do it again if offered.
It's been almost a month since CBS 2 reported on the uncertain job status of the city of Chicago's roughly 850 crossing guards. And they're still in limbo.
"This is a really great loss," Armstrong-Williams said. "Not only to my family, but to all the citizens in Chicago."
Chicago Fire Department officials confirmed a 20-year-old man was taken to Stroger Hospital in grave condition. He was later pronounced dead.
After sentencing Vrdolyak, U.S. District Judge Robert Dow said he will hold a hearing in three months to discuss when the 82-year-old former alderman will report to prison.
