What To Do If You Are Stuck In A Bad Apartment
Whether it is the pitter patter of rodent feet against hardwood floors or mold wedged between bathroom tiles, tenants expect their landlords to fix such problems.
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Whether it is the pitter patter of rodent feet against hardwood floors or mold wedged between bathroom tiles, tenants expect their landlords to fix such problems.
United Airlines recently hired some special employees to help travelers navigate through O'Hare International Airport.
It's balanced, there are no new taxes or fees. and there are no layoffs. Those are three reasons Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and her budget staff believe the budget she is about to propose is good news.
As millions of Apple iPhones are requiring software upgrades this week, CBS2 is uncovering major problems for another Apple brand.
There is now a treatment for PTSD that is being pioneered in Chicago, and a handful of sites around the country.
More fetal remains have been discovered in a car that was stored in south suburban Dolton, and which belonged to associated with a now-deceased Indiana abortion doctor.
Police late Wednesday released surveillance images of three men suspected in a violent home invasion in an apartment building on Fullerton Parkway in Lincoln Park.
The Chicago Teachers Union took issue with class sizes Wednesday, while Chicago Public Schools officials said they are working to combat the problem – as the days count down to a possible teachers' strike.
The theft of an entire ATM from a West Town smoke shop is part of a pattern, police said Wednesday.
In the Englewood community, there is not a single veterinarian. As CBS 2's Jim Williams reported Wednesday, that's about to change.
Police were searching Wednesday for three men behind a vicious attack in a building on Fullerton Parkway in Lincoln Park the night before.
A Board of Trustees meeting in Oak Park erupted in charged emotions and angry exchanges this week, all over race relations in the western suburbs.
The OIG said their actions prevented CPD from collecting potentially important, objective evidence of the McDonald shooting. Leading to heightened public outrage.
The city's Law Department on Wednesday released a bevy of documents from Inspector General Joseph Ferguson's investigation of the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald.
The FBI is offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of a bank robber who targeted the same TCF Bank branch about two years apart in Oak Lawn.
