Migrating Sandhill Cranes Swoop Through Chicago
Images of their gracefully forming majestic patterns, high in the sky, have been captured by people all over the region.
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Images of their gracefully forming majestic patterns, high in the sky, have been captured by people all over the region.
Other cities have programs that help owners replace the dangerous material. Not Chicago. CBS 2's Pam Zekman reports.
On Wednesday, Josephine Regnier was attacked as she waited for a ride in front of her Garfield Ridge home. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Torrence Ivy sat in a handicapped seat across from the woman and stared at his while touching himself on the morning of Oct. 29.
Writing the pitch that will help you realize your entrepreneurial ambitions isn't always easy.
Chicago Police said the incident happened about 4 p.m. at 71st and Morgan. Police and firefighters were originally called about a car accident.
Dr. Jennifer Goldfarb from Rush University Medical Center says in the last few weeks she's seen about five patients a day with these lingering symptoms.
Dan Kirby survived two tours of duty in the Middle East and logged nearly three decades as a police officer.
For nearly four years, Dorothy Spourdalakis has been in jail after drugging her 14-year-old severely autistic son and then stabbing him to death.
Health officials say the public is not at risk; friends of the family are raising funds for the girl's funeral.
There have been several incidents in recent months, with delivery drivers and other workers robbed at gunpoint on the job. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez talks with the latest victim.
Does your employer or their insurance company have a legal right to a written statement when you're injured? No, says Marc A. Perper, a workers compensation lawyer with Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates. Hear Perper's full advice on the latest edition of Free Legal Fridays on WBBM Newsradio.
Doctors instead have seen an increase in a type of upper respiratory cold and cough -- still unpleasant, but not influenza.
Fire Department Spokesman Larry Langford says there were no working smoke detectors in the Southwest Side home.
A city attorney asked that parties in a criminal case not to disseminate any Chicago Police Department and Independent Police Review Authority emails and attachments that are irrelevant to the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald.
