Christian Woman's Hijab Sparks Backlash From Sons' Boy Scout Troop
A Christian woman from Hickory Hills who has been wearing a hijab as a gesture of solidarity with Muslims said she got some pushback from her sons' Boy Scout troop.
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A Christian woman from Hickory Hills who has been wearing a hijab as a gesture of solidarity with Muslims said she got some pushback from her sons' Boy Scout troop.
Many consider Kansas to be a relatively weak No. 1 seed, but Louisville, Oregon, Purdue and a hot Michigan team make this region one of the toughest.
The Tigers look to get another strong year out of their young pitcher.
The chain-reaction wreck started about 10:30 p.m. on Interstate 90/94 between North Avenue and Division, state police said. At least seven people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries, but their ages and genders were not immediately known.
The semis jack-knifed about 3:25 a.m. on eastbound I-80 just east of the Des Plaines River bridge, according to Illinois State Police. The crashes were "minor" and no injuries were reported.
The massive document dump that saw Mayor Rahm Emanuel release 2,700 of his private emails after trying to conceal them wasn't enough to satisfy the Better Government Association.
The 2012 city contract with United Maintenance was for $99.4 million, a payout that has since ballooned by nearly $8 million.
The Chicago region could get hit by another 5 inches to 10 inches of snow.
The subject was seen in the area of 8821 Wrightwood Avenue on the morning of Feb. 14, the day Marisol Hernandez was killed.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter on the North Side campus had been under investigation by the university since last month for an alleged hazing incident.
WBBM's Michelle Fiore stopped at the Evanston campus, where merchandise went on sale Monday.
CBS Sports bracketologist Jerry Palm offers tips on improving your tournament picks.
GOP Congressman Peter Roskam has been under attack from unhappy constituents for avoiding questions, but he did not avoid CBS 2's political reporter Derrick Blakley who sat down with Roskam in this CBS 2 Original Report.
Zachary Fardon resigned Monday at the request of the new administration at the U.S. Department of Justice, which prefers to put its own appointees in place.
