Skokie Woman is Chicago Area's First West Nile Case This Year
The Skokie Health Department says the 50-year-old patient's condition is improving.
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The Skokie Health Department says the 50-year-old patient's condition is improving.
Overseas concerns and uncertainty about the timing of the Fed's anticipated rate hike put traders in a selling mood.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger reports.
Friends and family say Isaac Acevedo worked two jobs and was the role model in his family.
CBS 2's Vince Gerasole purchased a ticket at a multiplex Thursday. Cinema staff, not security guards, were checking bags of anyone attending showings.
Personally, I'm excited at the thought of them seeing some of my photos -- my selfies are the bomb. I could understand if you're not comfortable with this invasion of privacy though.
One problem with that: There is no state budget. WBBM's Bob Roberts reports.
A spat between the village of Buffalo Grove and School District 21 may leave schoolchildren without crossing guards when classes start Monday morning.
Authorities in Wood Dale apparently did not have a written storm evacuation plan before high winds led to a deadly tent collapse at a summer festival, new documents show.
A woman was sexually assaulted on the DePaul University campus overnight, as she was walking to her apartment. Police said offender is suspected in two other similar attacks this month.
He's said it before, but Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White said he means it this time: he won't be running for another term.
The "First Lady of Chicago Baseball" got a special birthday present on Thursday, as a street in the tony Streeterville neighborhood was named in honor of Dutchie Caray.
The weather in Chicago might have been about average last month, but July saw the highest average global temperatures of any month on record, and 2015 is on pace to be the warmest year on record as well.
Confidential Ashley Madison data, allegedly dropped into the Internet this week, seems to reveal that the website is very popular in Chicago.
JRW's quest to have its national title reinstated is over.
