After The Bell: Stocks Mostly Higher
The S P 500 added 4, the NASDAQ gave back 5 and the Dow Jones industrial average closed up 30 points, settling to 21,813.
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The S P 500 added 4, the NASDAQ gave back 5 and the Dow Jones industrial average closed up 30 points, settling to 21,813.
Patricia Busking and her husband will share their nearly $400 million in winnings with family and donate to charity. CBS 2's Sandra Torres reports.
Until recently, the sheriff's office had indicated it had gone as far as it could go with the investigation.
New owner Amazon is teasing shoppers with price reductions on a long list of products, from produce to organic meats and seafood to staples like eggs and butter. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
The state's minimum wage is $8.25. The proposal would raise it incrementally until 2022.
Paul Alan Horowitz was being interred at Shalom Memorial Park when something terrible happened, his family says in a lawsuit filed this week.
While it is not a done deal quite yet, both Gov. Rauner and Mayor Emanuel are optimistic about a tentative agreement to fund Illinois schools.
Deaths due to heroin and other opioid-related drug overdoses in the Chicago area continue to spike but in a couple of counties, there's been a slight dip and in another county a big increase.
A man has been sentenced to 70 years in prison for murdering a former professional basketball player in an ambush outside his west suburban home in 2014.
Effective conversations about employee performances are crucial to the success of a small business.
Bond for a man charged in a crash that killed a mother and three sons was reduced from $1 million to $250,000 on Friday.
History is in the making on Friday night at the historic Wrigley Field, as Lady Gaga will become the first female artist to headline there.
A Northwest Indiana animal control official admitted Friday to providing prescription veterinary antibiotics to a leader of a Chicago dog-fighting ring.
Some Logan Square residents who lost sleep this summer because of a dozen college students from Ireland renting a home are glad to see them gone.
If you become employed at a new job, it is critically important to know that your employer is operating "under the Act."
