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Macy's says they addressed building department violations that caused escalators to fail an inspection last month. But more inspections were underway in areas roped off between levels four and five.
According to an email obtained by CBS 2, the professors admitted they were "blindsided" and explained that "a faculty member (Mike Bailey) agreed to host Kanazawa..." and he got two others "who were unaware of Kanazawa history, to co-sign and support an application..." for the visiting scholar.
D'Angelo Bratton-Bland died last week in a shooting in Missouri. His family is still unclear if he was targeted or if his death was an accident.
Just days after 15 people were rescued from an elevator, the two units servicing the 9-story structure's lower floor garage were marked out of service by the city.
A Carpentersville man now faces felony charges in connection with a crash that killed a pregnant woman and her unborn child.
Three young men who were killed in a McHenry County car crash early Sunday morning in the far northwest suburbs were identified Monday by the coroner.
At least six residential burglaries have been reported in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood between Nov. 28 and Dec. 16, according to police.
Samantha Andersen says she found metal shavings in the Zarbees Naturals vitamins she has been feeding her 3-year-old daughter.
Chicago police are searching for two male suspects who allegedly attempted to kidnap a 24-year-old woman walking Sunday night on Chicago's South Side.
Warm temperatures are coming for the Chicago area this week.
Alexia Brunner, 16, has been reported missing from The Village of Hazel Crest, according to police.
Four nurses with Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital sued Kane County over the hostage situation that unfolded in May 2017 when 21-year-old Tywon Salters overpowered a deputy in the Geneva hospital and took his handgun.
A police K-9 dog that fatally attacked a Yorkshire terrier near a public festival last fall will cost the city of Portage, Indiana $10,000.
The facility in downtown Chicago will house more than 100 researchers who will conduct work in health care, cybersecurity, food supplies and the environment.
"The company has zero chance of success. I hate to say that, because there's still quite a few people in the U.S. at least who look to Sears for their employment, but there's no chance for the future there, in my opinion."
