Chicago Weather: Isolated Storms Possible Late Memorial Day
A few isolated storms are possible this Memorial Day afternoon and evening.
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A few isolated storms are possible this Memorial Day afternoon and evening.
The Illinois Department of Public Health on Monday announced 1,713 new cases of COVID-19, and 31 additional deaths.
The National Recreation and Park Association, a nonprofit that advocates on behalf of public parks, recreation and conservation, said 31% of agencies with pools have decided not to open them this summer and 46% were awaiting additional guidance from government and health officials before making a decision.
Federal funding will play a key role in the new $40 billion Illinois budget passed this weekend by lawmakers.
The power to "critical business functions," including the CBS 2 broadcast, has been restored at Willis Tower.
Your grilling plans are a go because it's going to be a hot and humid Memorial Day.
A 15-year-old girl was shot in the West Pullman neighborhood Monday morning.
The Wold Health Organization recommends children between the ages of two and four spend no more than one hour in front of screens each day.
A local non-profit that supports pediatric brain tumor research, shifted gears, to say thank you to frontline workers.
Shots were fired while police tried to break up a crowd in the Gresham neighborhood.
Chicago's bikeshare is hiring 200 workers for the summer.
Morning Insider Lauren Victory took a drive to find the answer.
Chicago police said a woman stabbed several men near an apartment building and then someone stabbed her.
