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Students at staff at a school on the West Side say they're dealing with a two-headed monster; they're trying to learn amid not just a pandemic, but gun violence in the neighborhood.
The bottom line is the safest thing to do is stay at home, but if you are making a Thanksgiving trip, CBS 2 Morning Insider Tim McNicholas finds out what precautions to take before you hop on a flight.
Thursday is going to a warmer, but windy day.
Temperatures will hold in the mid-40s overnight – a relatively mild condition considering our normal daytime high is 47.
The CBS 2 Investigators were the first to expose how the city towed and destroyed a woman's van with her wheelchair lift inside. The city claimed it was abandoned because it hadn't moved in seven days, and now, the city is accused of failing to warn people properly in these kinds of cases.
Calls to local crisis centers are skyrocketing – as the stress of the coronavirus pandemic coupled with job loss stress drives some to a breaking point.
Sixteen years in prison has been deemed not enough for a suburban man convicted in a plot to set off a car bomb in Chicago.
Chicago-based Boeing's 737 Max airplane is returning to the skies. But for those who lost loved ones in the crashes, the move is premature.
Neighbors watched in horror a three game hunting dogs mauled to death a little shih tzu on the city's Southwest Side. On Wednesday night, CBS 2's Jermont Terry was stunned to find out those same aggressive dogs are back home
Four people were shot late Wednesday afternoon in two separate incidents on the city's West Side, and one of them was killed.
Health officials are certainly sounding the alarm. But what happened to the four sites that were transformed into makeshift COVID-19 hospitals earlier this year at taxpayers' expense?
Despite the dip in new cases, Illinois surpassed two grim milestones on Wednesday, with more than 600,000 cases and more than 11,000 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
Some Chicago nursing homes are getting fined by the federal government for not keeping their workers safe from COVID-19.
"The best way to get tested is by calling your health care provider, but there are many other convenient and affordable ways to get tested in Chicago, including new at-home testing services. We have partnered with community health centers to ensure that people, regardless of ability to pay, insurance or immigration status, have access to both testing and primary care."
