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As the city futher eases restrictions set to slow the spread of COVID-19 and continues to recover from several days of violent protests in the wake of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis, CBS 2 is providing updates on the evolving story.
Scattered thunderstorms were lingering along and south of I-80 Wednesday night.
Sales of guns have been spiking across the country, with people looking to protect themselves and their property because of the unrest, violence, and damage we've seen for days following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.
Chicago Police pursued a carjacking suspect through Logan Square and Irving Park late Wednesday.
A Burbank family is suing the nursing home where their father died, claiming it failed to protect him from the spread of COVID-19.
After days of clashes between some black and Latino Chicagoans, there was an attempt Wednesday night to have peace.
A swarm of police officers drew their batons and beat down the windows as they pulled two women from their vehicle outside the Brickyard Mall.
There was outrage in Naperville Wednesday after young people supporting Black Lives Matter were confronted.
The City said grants will be made available on an emergency basis by the Department of Planning and Development. Many business owners and community members are eager to find out if they will qualify.
"Now you have to go out of your way to get this stuff. People that don't have a car. People that do not have family and friends."
Chicagoans had a new option for dinner Wednesday night - patio dining at some restaurants was back open, and so were some stores.
With travel rules in the United States starting to relaxing, when is the right time to start booking flights?
"It's still difficult to get through and the websites don't work."
Isolated thunderstorms are possible Wednesday in the Chicago area, mainly south of I-80, until the sun sets.
