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Darlene Groth says her husband told her before he died that she wouldn't have to worry about money. He was wrong.
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Darlene Groth says her husband told her before he died that she wouldn't have to worry about money. He was wrong.
When trading ended Monday, the Dow Jones had dropped more than 1,100 points. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
Chicago police hope the public can help them find the robber, who hit a Back of the Yards business on Jan. 29.
Authorities are looking for two people who threatened a man in a wheelchair and stole his cellphone last week on a CTA Blue Line train near Damen Avenue on the West Side.
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Cardiologists now warn traffic noise is impacting our cardiovascular system and may increase the risk of heart disease. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Fears about interest rates and inflation are to blame, observers say.
John Mahoney, a longtime ensemble member of Steppenwolf Theatre and perhaps best known for his role on the sitcom "Frasier," has died, an official with the Chicago-based theater confirmed.
Ives is refusing to take down a controversial campaign ad, despite many denouncing it as "offensive" and "divisive."
One pediatrician's office on Chicago's North Side has not had any flu vaccine for three weeks.
A Holocaust denier who openly touts white supremacist and anti-Semitic views on his campaign website will be the only Republican on the ballot in the 3rd congressional district in Illinois.
A local preservation group said it has two people who are seriously considering rescuing the facade of a nearly 100-year-old building on the Near West Side.
The conference covers topics such as opioid addiction trends, digital and electronic evidence, cyber bullying and sexting.
Battling the winter blues with some time out on Lake Michigan may sound impossible this time of year.
That arrest came the same day Police Supt. Eddie Johnson announced the formation of a new task force to combat the rise in carjackings in the Chicago area.