No Threat Found After Skokie SWAT Teams Respond To Report Of Gunman
Police had their weapons drawn Monday night as SWAT teams rushed into a neighborhood in Skokie.
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Police had their weapons drawn Monday night as SWAT teams rushed into a neighborhood in Skokie.
Boeing's CEO said Monday that it will take years for the aircraft-building business to return to levels seen before the coronavirus pandemic, which has slowed air travel to a trickle and led airlines to park 2,800 jets.
The company has already withdrawn all financial guidance and said Tuesday that it expects that the outbreak will skew its performance throughout the year.
Workers at 40 Chicago-area nursing homes announced Monday they have set a May 8 strike date over wages as many of the facilities are treating patients suffering from the coronavirus.
CBS 2's Lauren Victory looked into why condo remodels are allowed in Chicago and banned in other cities.
With so many businesses struggling to stay afloat, a music school in Oak Park is completely changing its game plan to virtual lessons.
A brutal dog attack in Lincoln Park sent a woman to the emergency room and her dog into emergency surgery.
A dementia patient contracted and survived COVID-19, and on Monday night, he was ready to go back to his assisted living facility. But he can't go.
The coronavirus pandemic has reached one of Chicago's sweetest places.
A West Side house party that appeared in a viral video has now landed the homeowner in trouble with the law.
Already-anxious business owners were left rattled Monday by a court ruling in favor of a downstate Republican lawmaker who is challenging Gov. JB Pritzker's stay-at-home order extension.
The number of Chicago Police officers and staff who have tested positive for coronavirus has now topped 400.
Weak low pressure tracks just to our north Monday evening.
With so many people now working from home, many employees and employers alike are now wondering if it will become permanent or semi-permanent.
"At best, no one is better off because of this ruling, and at worst, people's health and safety will suffer tremendously," Pritzker said.
