Mural In Fulton Market Honors Chicago COVID-19 Victims For Dia De Los Muertos
Chicago's COVID-19 victims are being honored during Dia de los Muertos this year with a mural in Fulton Market.
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Chicago's COVID-19 victims are being honored during Dia de los Muertos this year with a mural in Fulton Market.
A 23-year-old man was fatally shot in the Back of the Yards neighborhood Wednesday morning.
Some Chicago Public Schools parents are facing an important deadline Wednesday.
A woman was charged with false reporting Tuesday after police said she claimed her 7-month-old son was taken by a thief who stole her car near Marquette Park – when he'd been safely with a babysitter the whole time.
"No matter where you live, what your politics are, where you work or who you love: Illinois: mask up! And we'll get through this together."
A warmup is approaching.
A cold night is ahead.
CBS 2 started asking questions, and it sparked an internal investigation within the DuPage County Sheriff's Department.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday said she was "very concerned" about Gov. JB Pritzker's decision to ban indoor dining in Chicago due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
Two adults were rushed to the hospital Tuesday evening when an electrical generator emitted a potentially lethal amount of carbon monoxide into a home in Auburn Gresham.
President Donald Trump's lenders have forgiven around $287 million in debt that he didn't pay back, and most of it was related to Chicago's Trump Tower, according to a New York Times report released Tuesday.
"We had heard nationally that there was an uptick of 25% in calls about domestic violence cases. What we've experienced at the clinic is actually an uptick of 44%. And I can tell you that all of my attorneys are at full capacity."
There are growing concerns about voting in Wisconsin, a key swing state.
"We've had car break-ins in which people leave valuables in their car. We've had some cars stolen from valets right off the valet line. But we've never had this kind of electronic break in into the vehicle and an automatic theft."
CBS 2 reached out to the police department and the city for comment on the allegations that Stinette was still alive and covered over by a blanket. Neither the police department nor the mayor's office returned requests for comment.
