Keidel: March Madness, The Best Time For Sports
The NCAA Tournament's long first weekend packs in more college basketball than we can possibly watch, and the madness is glorious.
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The NCAA Tournament's long first weekend packs in more college basketball than we can possibly watch, and the madness is glorious.
Doctors, patients, and staff from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago have been preparing to move into a new $550 million facility in Streeterville, which will feature a new name for the renowned hospital.
Elizabeth Perino is going to prison for a year for trying to cheat the city on a runway repair project at O'Hare Airport.
With 77 neighborhoods, Chicago has a strong sense of community in a huge city, making for a perfect place for a small business.
Suburban Chicago's commuter rail service says it's closing two ticket offices because so many riders are buying tickets online or through a mobile app
An American woman convicted in her mother's "suitcase murder" in Indonesia has given custody of her young daughter to an Australian woman until her release from prison.
Munster Police said the boy was struck around 7:15 a.m. near the corner of 35th and Columbia Avenue.
CTA, Metra, Pace and the South Shore Line all hope you tell a transit worker "Thank you."
The White Sox are beginning to rebuild and it looks like they have a key piece in the former Red Sox top prospect.
Chicago Police are looking for the driver who hit a 60-year-old pedestrian with a car while fleeing a traffic stop in the Homan Square neighborhood late Thursday on the West Side.
About 2:30 a.m., they were inside an establishment in the 3800 block of West Chicago when someone opened fire, hitting him in the chest and her in the ankle, according to Chicago Police.
What happens when it all falls apart? These NCAA Tournament teams know, as CBS Sports Radio personalities explain.
About 2:20 a.m., the 33-year-old was outside in the 7500 block of South Perry when someone in a gray truck pulled up and opened fire, hitting him in the leg and buttocks, according to Chicago Police.
Just before 1 a.m., the teen was in the alley of the 3400 block of West 21st Street when two shooters opened fire, according to Chicago Police.
Attorneys for CPS filed a motion with the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board on Wednesday, seeking an injunction that would block any potential strike, saying the union's previous one-day strike in 2016 was "illegal."
