Elevator Problems Make Wheelchair-Using Tenant A Prisoner In His Own Building
"The elevators are my only option and way out of this building," says Xavier Gaston, who lives on the fourth floor. CBS 2's Audrina Bigos reports.
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"The elevators are my only option and way out of this building," says Xavier Gaston, who lives on the fourth floor. CBS 2's Audrina Bigos reports.
The Chicago Police Department says the new technology is already helping to turn the tide of gun violence. CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
Veterans with PTSD got matched with service dogs having trouble finding a forever home. WBBM's Michele Fiore reports.
The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said they were notified of the death around 1 p.m. Friday.
A spokesperson says the five Chicago-area stores will shut down by April 30.
The girl was walking in the 500 block of West 31st Street when the man drove up, began talking to her and exposed himself, according to Chicago Police.
Residents of the South Side's Englewood community have hope--and some concerns--about plans to build a new high school in the area.
Juan Thompson, 31, had media internships in Chicago. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez has an update.
The statewide average temperature for February was 40.5 degrees, which is nearly 10 degrees above normal.
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen spoke at a luncheon, saying the Fed likely will raise its benchmark rate later this month. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Vice President Mike Pence admitted he used a personal e-mail address for government business while serving as Governor of Indiana.
The budget impasse in Springfield has forced Northeastern Illinois University to lay off student aides to cut costs.
Police in Northwest Indiana are looking for answers after an unusual incident was caught by a home surveillance camera last month.
In 1973, Michael Gorman was in town from Grand Rapids, Michigan. He sat at the bar for a drink at Miller's Pub and never left.
After waiting more than two weeks to meet with the governor about funding for Chicago Public Schools, Chance the Rapper emerged from their sit-down Friday visibly frustrated with what he described as "a lot of vague answers."
