Chicago Weather: Sunny, Cool Sunday Ahead Of Big Warmup Monday And Tuesday
The heat starts to pump into the area on Monday.
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The heat starts to pump into the area on Monday.
A man is dead after being stabbed on Saturday inside a business in the Brighton Park neighborhood.
Police found an armed suspect dead Saturday afternoon following a standoff in Arlington Heights.
Illinois has now exceeded 10,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, with deaths now totaling 243.
Staffers have tested positive for coronavirus at two Chicago Target stores, the company announced Sunday.
On Friday, CBS 2 brought you the story of a local nurse and firefighter who made a plea to lend them a mobile home to live in while they work. There's an update that involves some good news.
Chicago Police as of Saturday had confirmed a total of 91 cases of COVID-19 within the department.
Walmart has announced national changes to help curb the spread of COVID-19. This comes less than a day after news broke of two employees who had worked at the Evergreen Park location died from the virus.
The state's COVID-19 test site on Forest Preserve Drive in the Dunning neighborhood is now opening at 7:30 a.m. seven days a weeks.
A gradual warmup is on the way for the Chicago area.
The United States Chamber of Commerce says a new poll shows nearly a quarter of small businesses say they can only survive two more months before they have to permanently close.
Golf courses in Illinois may be closed, but they're open in Indiana.
The Illinois Broadcasters Uniting Against Hunger food drive is really picking up steam with yet another massive match opportunity. You can help double the impact of a new partner by donating.
The number of COVID-19 related deaths has now reached 116 in Indiana, with 14 more reported Friday. The total number of positive cases has now reached 3,953, officials said.
The Chicago Steel had their historic season in the United States Hockey League cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic, but they have been named regular season champs.