Flooding From Overnight Rain Causing Slick Road Conditions For Drivers
Overnight flooding is causing slick driving conditions for drivers Thursday morning.
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Overnight flooding is causing slick driving conditions for drivers Thursday morning.
When the Franczak family of Crown Point, Indiana loaded up the family roadster to Sevierville, Tennessee, they planned a little family getaway. When they got there, an unexpected guest joined them.
A beloved Jewel-Osco worker with special needs says he was unfairly fired from his job in Glenview, and more than 12,000 people have signed an online petition trying to get the man's job back. Even a state lawmaker is getting involved.
A plane slid off the runway overnight at the Chicago Executive Airport in northwest suburban Wheeling.
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Overnight storms and showers will linger into the early morning hours, but it's going to be an unusually warm day.
A warm front was moving in Wednesday night.
Homophobic graffiti was found plastered all over a home in the northwest suburbs in a possible hate crime.
They jump out of nowhere or pull up beside you, and there is no time to duck – paintball attacks are happening all across the city.
Officers in Waukegan shot and killed a man and shot and wounded a woman late Tuesday night, after police say their car began reversing in the officers' direction.
It took 14 hours from Sunday afternoon until Monday morning for chief crisis negotiators to bring a man down safely from a landing on Trump Tower, where he had been hanging from a climbing harness and threatening suicide.
U.S. Senate candidate Willie Wilson reported Wednesday night that he has tested negative for COVID-19 after earlier testing positive and quarantining for 14 days.
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CBS 2 this week told you the story of young boys vandalizing a senior home in West Pullman, and how a mother of one of the young boys forced him to fess up. On Wednesday, CBS 2's Marissa Parra followed up on how a local mentor is stepping up now too.
