Pilsen Food Pantry Gets Big Response After Launching Auburn Gresham Drive
Food pantry officials said the drive generated 32,000 diapers, 100,000 baby wipes and 100,000 ounces of baby formula.
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Food pantry officials said the drive generated 32,000 diapers, 100,000 baby wipes and 100,000 ounces of baby formula.
Yong Sup Na was getting his stores to reopen for Phase 3 amid the coronavirus pandemic, only to have not just one, but two of his small businesses looted and vandalized a week ago.
"These buildings, we're surrounded by office towers. They're very sparsely populated right now, much like the hotel industry. So we really need to make sure there's enough volume to come back to," said Chris Bisallion, co-founder of Bottleneck Management.
It will be dry and warm through the night and to start Tuesday.
Selling looted goods on Facebook – CBS 2 found it's happening right now, with several videos and photos sent our way.
In a major blow to McCormick Place and the city's economy, the massive International Manufacturing Technology Show – which had been scheduled for September – has been canceled.
The officer was spotted wearing the mask of the "Three Percenters," an anti-government militia group.
A Chicago Police officer who was seen flipping off George Floyd protesters in a photo has been relieved of his police powers.
Some Chicago Police officers apparently have become the targets of doxing attacks, in which their personal information is being shared on social media, CBS 2 has learned.
On Monday, one community that was spared much of the violence was coming turning to help another that was hit hard.
Joining CBS 2's Jim Williams and Brad Edwards Monday was Craig Futterman, a civil rights attorney and professor of law at the University of Chicago specializing in police accountability.
"I've been here since I was 12 years old. They just help me on the field and off the field. They help me mature as a player, mentally and physically."
A week after looting decimated part of the city, resentment was still simmering in many Chicago neighborhoods.
"This is about us and what we can do to support each other. Something happens to our brothers and sisters in Auburn Gresham, it also happens to us."
