Chicago Weather: More Storms Over Coming Days, Brief Cool-Down This Weekend
We're likely to see a few more storms over the next couple of days, before a brief cool-down this weekend.
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We're likely to see a few more storms over the next couple of days, before a brief cool-down this weekend.
The Lake County Sheriff's office on Wednesday were asking for help from the public in finding a light blue minivan believed to be involved in a shooting that wounded a 10-year-old girl the day before.
No mail for weeks – we've learned it's not just one Chicago neighborhood waiting.
The state system built to offer lifelines to those who are out of work is riddled with gaffes, according to one worker empathizing with people waiting months for unemployment money.
People with jobs email the CBS 2 Investigators all the time saying they've been approved for unemployment benefits.
A man stood charged with murder Wednesday, after police said he beat another man in the head and face with a baseball bat in Albany Park.
A Chicago Police officer who announced last week that he was quitting the Fraternal Order of Police responded on Wednesday to critics who questioned his motives.
At Cubs camp, there is a lot of newness for Kyle Schwarber to get used to, which likely includes a lot of time at designated hitter with it being added to the National League this season.
"This is a big deal both for Chicago and the airline industry."
"In the midst of a global pandemic states were forced to play some sort of sick "Hunger Games" game show to save the lives of our people. Let me be clear, this is not a reality TV show. There are real things that are happening in the United States."
You may not be able to attend the White Sox opening homestand, but a reasonable facsimile of you can! Fans can submit a photo and have their cardboard cutout sit in the stands for the first three home games against the Minnesota Twins.
It was so hot Wednesday afternoon that the 100th Street Bridge over the Calumet River had to be hosed down.
A Black Lives Matter mural in Oak Park was defaced overnight – painted over to read, "all lives matter."
The COVID-19 pandemic forced drivers facilities across the state to shut down for months. Now they are back open with massive lines in the brutal heat.
