After The Bell: NASDAQ Surges To Record Levels As Stocks Rally
The Dow Jones industrial average added 180 points, the S&P 500 gained 21 and the NASDAQ closed up 68 points, settling to an all-time closing high of 5,132.95.
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The Dow Jones industrial average added 180 points, the S&P 500 gained 21 and the NASDAQ closed up 68 points, settling to an all-time closing high of 5,132.95.
The Chicago health department now says a meningitis outbreak is growing, and the city is expanding its recommendations for who should be vaccinated.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger reports on the flex-time options employees should consider.
The men were standing outside in the 7900 block of South Langley about 3:10 p.m. Thursday when a maroon Ford Astro van pulled up. Two men got out out and started firing.
Walking down Wabash, the stench hung heavy in the aftermath.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel was soundly booed Thursday at the Blackhawks' championship rally, and he didn't have to say a word do draw fans' ire.
Thomas Green, Hastert's New-York based defense attorney, said during a status hearing in Chicago that he's concerned information that's been disclosed to the media may inhibit Hastert's right to a fair trial.
Albert Tyson, an elder at St. Stephen African Methodist Episcopal Church, knew Rev. Clementa Pinckney, the pastor of Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, and said he had a meteoric rise, both in religion and in politics.
After three Stanley Cup titles and two Olympic gold medals, one can forgive Toews if he is at a loss for words.
A nationwide health care fraud sweep that led to charges against hundreds of doctors, nurses and pharmacy owners includes four cases being prosecuted in Chicago.
Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz spoke for all of Chicago on Thursday when he said celebrating a Stanley Cup championship will never get old, no matter how many times the team pulls off the feat.
Eric Shank Van Eenige, 39, faces two felony counts of possession of child pornography with a victim under the age of 13, according to Chicago Police.
You wouldn't think ice hockey would be a very popular sport in the desert, but as a shirt in the crowd for Thursday's Blackhawks parade proved, the team is drawing fans in Israel.
Patrick Kane stepped before the 70,000 fans at Thursday's Stanley Cup rally at Soldier Field: "What's up? Chicagoooooohh!"
