Phil Simms On Chargers, Ravens Getting Hot At Right Time
CBS Sports and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Phil Simms weighs in on two of the hottest teams in the NFL, the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens.
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CBS Sports and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Phil Simms weighs in on two of the hottest teams in the NFL, the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens.
The victim was expected to survive, but suffered "major internal injuries," police said at the time.
Thefts of the material have been happening in the South Chicago neighborhood. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
The King Air twin engine craft was arriving at Chicago Rockford International Airport when it hit short of a runway, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
For some, several deductions we've come to depend on could disappear. So, who's going to take the biggest hit?
WBBM's Steve Miller has the first in a series of reports on these unidentified wards -- or John Doe's -- of Illinois.
The incident occurred Monday afternoon at the Citgo station at 117th and Pulaski.
About 20 people were taken to hospitals after the right engine of the Miami-bound American Airlines flight broke into four pieces.
The Trump administration is able to fully enforce a ban on travel to the United States by residents of six mostly Muslim countries.
(CBS) -- Some flights have been delayed or cancelled at Chicago's airports because of weather conditions, officials say.
The large-scale mural, designed by artist and MacArthur Fellow Kerry James Marshall, can be seen on the Chicago Cultural Center building.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and CPS announced a plan to transform three neighborhood schools into magnet schools and open two new classical schools.
A man found the 3- to 4-year-old female hawk in the middle of Route 83 near Rollins Road in Round Lake Beach on Thursday.
Sen. Durbin and Rep. Schakowsky traveled to Southeast Asia to see the oppression facing the Rohingya communities.
The cardinal was meeting with storm victims on behalf of Pope Francis, who asked Cupich to visit the island.
