Potbelly Receives Another $10 Million Paycheck Protection Program Loan
The Potbelly sandwich chain has received another $10 million loan through the Payment Protection Program.
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The Potbelly sandwich chain has received another $10 million loan through the Payment Protection Program.
A woman has been arrested and charged after authorities said she posted Facebook Live videos of herself looting two stores a week ago Monday morning.
While most districts are opting for virtual learning or hybrid models as the 2020-2021 school year begins, the Chicago Archdiocese moved full speed ahead Monday with in-class instruction.
"We have neighborhoods across the city that need to be heard. And more than anything else, they need the resources and investment."
On Monday, CBS 2 learned that mail-sorting machines are being taken out of service at Chicago's Main Post Office west of the Loop and also at O'Hare International Airport.
A 9-year-old boy was grazed by a bullet Monday afternoon when shots were fired into a vehicle.
A 16-year-old boy went missing Sunday after he was pulled under the water in Portage, Indiana. His body was found Monday.
Chicago police have released names of people charged with felonies in connection with recent looting incidents on August 10.
"Chicago is full of people that want to bring peace to our streets. All the evidence can be seen in the response to the pictures and videos posted on our website of offenders wanted in the connection to the looting that took place last week."
"I want businesses to thrive. I want people to be free to do what it is that they want to do. But I want to make sure that people are safe and healthy, and that's the design of these mitigations."
On Sunday, Illinois had 1,562 new confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies are ahead.
CBS 2 is Working For Chicago and looking for companies hiring during the pandemic.
Working full time and trying to make sure a special needs student is learning – it's a tough task, and parents from Chicago to Northwest Indiana are worried their schools will not be able to provide the help they will need.
