Coronavirus In Illinois: 673 New Cases Reported, 29 Additional Deaths
Illinois public health officials reported 673 new cases of COVID-19 and an additional 29 deaths Saturday.
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Illinois public health officials reported 673 new cases of COVID-19 and an additional 29 deaths Saturday.
Owner Juan Alvarado said they were operating with a license from the restaurant that used to be at 5700 W. Irving Park Rd., and had the green light to open.
Charles Drake, 25, was last seen in the 6900 block of South Green Street wearing a black Adidas shirt, black Adidas pants and red, black and white Jordan gym shoes.
The three-row SUV has been around since 2001, but the 2020 is an all new design.
An Indiana state trooper is recovering after being shot during a pursuit on I-65 in Northwest Indiana Friday night.
Protesters have locked themselves inside the campus police headquarters at the University of Chicago, and now they say officers won't let anyone bring them food.
A Chicago police officer is recovering after being hit by someone driving off from a traffic stop at Chicago and Wells right by the Moody Bible Institute.
After few overnight showers wrapped up early Saturday, clouds quickly diminished and leave a sunny but cool day for the Chicago area.
Serious concerns have been raised over Illinois police officers with ties to right wing extremist groups.
A $22 million headache -- that's what some who have waited months for unemployment benefits calls Illinois' Pandemic Unemployment Assistance system. A man CBS 2 spoke with says the system's incompatibility with the state's existing system could have cause his wait.
Protesters were occupying the campus police department at the University of Chicago Friday night.
Using their bare hands neighbors helped rescue a family trapped after their SUV flipped over during a car crash on the Southwest Side.
A police-involved shooting has been reported in the Englewood neighborhood.
The intrusion of cool air is moving into northern Illinois, and as the front sags southward, temperatures will begin to drop.
Lightfoot is using the incident as a platform, calling for police officers across the state to be licensed.
