Boeing 737 Max Planes Could Fly Again
CBS 2 Morning Insider Tim McNicholas asked CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg some key questions about the planes.
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CBS 2 Morning Insider Tim McNicholas asked CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg some key questions about the planes.
A car crashed into a church in north suburban Lake in the Hills.
Spooky snow and rain is predicted throughout the day with low temperatures that could affect Halloween plans.
Halloween this year is going to be cold with rain and even snow. Here are some of the indoor Halloween activities offered throughout the Chicago area.
Halloween parties and parades were canceled this year for all elementary and middle school students.
Last year on Halloween, by night's end, at least 18 vehicles were damaged in Hyde Park and it wasn't just those cars being vandalized.
Before the kids go out trick or treating tonight, officials recommend that parents check the Illinois Sex Offender Registry, which is available online.
A highway crash involving a semi-truck carrying hazardous material is causing delays in Elgin.
No sidewalks and no lights make for a deadly combination along a stretch of Touhy Avenue in Des Plaines.
The Bottled Blonde restaurant and bar in River North said it plans to appeal after a judge revoked its license.
A man was acquitted Wednesday night of the murder of 11-year-old Shamiya Adams, who was felled by a stray bullet while at a sleepover in West Garfield Park in 2014.
In order to resume practices, CPS teams must have at least one non-union coach or representative who meets IHSA certifications.
The Chicago Teachers Union on Wednesday night said it had a tentative agreement, but will not be returning to work until Mayor Lori Lightfoot agrees to make up the 10 days they missed.
Hearing about the Holocaust from someone who saw it with his own eyes is a lesson that some students in the far north suburbs won't soon forget.
A former coworker is speaking out only to CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey, saying he reported Christopher Thomas' violent behavior to the Chicago Public Schools years ago, but nothing was done.
