Loyola's Biggest Superstar: Sister Jean
A secret weapon with a soft touch, the 97-year-old not only prays with the team but also sends scouting reports.
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A secret weapon with a soft touch, the 97-year-old not only prays with the team but also sends scouting reports.
Was that a legendary face behind the counter at Stan's Donuts in Wicker Park Monday morning? Yes, it was. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
The U.S. Navy sailor who died over the weekend in a raid against al-Quaida has been identified as a sailor from Peoria.
For $899, you can buy a pair of seats from the 2016 championship season.
Brazilian hospitals and health clinics are devoting so much of their resources to fight Zika, that non-life threatening health issues aren't getting much attention.
In his first criticism of his successor since leaving office, former President Barack Obama said "American values are at stake" in the wake of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban.
The Illinois Senator said he wants to judge the nominee on their merits.
Here's how to watch National Signing Day as it unfolds and what to look out for as football's next generation formally graduates to the collegiate level.
The sun decided to grace Chicago with its presence on Monday, the first time the area has seen the sun in more than a week.
Rob Gronkowski is the Patriots' second-most indispensable player, and the team has won despite his season-ending injury.
In one of his first acts after leaving the White House, former President Barack Obama has endorsed longtime friend Sophia King in the special election for alderman in his home ward on the South Side.
The University of Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Illinois say the order will hurt the academic community.
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information about the fatal shooting of a Lewis University professor Friday night in west suburban Naperville.
Emotions were running high in Chicago's Muslim community on Monday, not only because of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban, but also because of a deadly terrorist attack at a mosque in Quebec.
Starbucks says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years, a response to President Donald Trump's indefinite suspension of Syrian refugees and temporary travel bans that apply to six other Muslim-majority nations.
