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Remember when construction and winter were the only two seasons in Chicago? CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports this December, with temperatures well above average, they are coming together and crews are loving it.
Chicago Police are searching for an 11-year-old boy who was reported missing from the South Side Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Three teenagers have been charged with burglarizing St. Charles Park District buildings last weekend, causing more than $30,000 in damage.
If Santa didn't bring you want you were hoping for you don't have to wait until next year, be your own Santa with some of the best New Year's shopping in Chicago.
When education majors return to Illinois colleges and universities in the new year, they'll have to submit to sweeping criminal background checks before student teaching.
Chicago's second oldest church was celebrating a milestone Tuesday, while busily preparing for Christmas services
Police Lieutenant Frank Trost shares information about his background and career.
The "Chicago Christmas" special series looking back on Christmases past returns to WBBM Newsradio 780 for the 36th consecutive year.
A Cook County judge has given attorneys permission to seek hefty punitive damages in a lawsuit accusing a Northwestern Memorial Hospital doctor of posting photos of a drunken patient online.
Go on a vacation adventure that will take you to some of the world's holiest sites. Jerusalem is home to religious sites with historical significance for the three most popular religions in the world -- Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
The family of a Naperville woman who died in a Texas jail cell earlier this year says a grand jury's decision not to charge any of her jailers begs a number of questions that demand answers.
Dr. Kenya D. Key explains how her education and clinical training helped her to be prepared for a competitive workforce in a psychology related field.
Owners of Ed Debevic's tried to dig up a time capsule buried by magicians and entertainers Penn & Teller at 640 N. Wells St. in 1989, but all they found was "a hunk of urinal, an empty can of Schlitz, a tea pot, and a woman's shoe," according to a spokeswoman for the diner.
He's a behind-the-scenes guy who masters records after they are finished being recorded.
Asif Khan, founder and CEO of Caremerge, gives insight into his role and offers sound advice to others who desire a similar role.
