Safety Study Says Americans May Be Worrying About Wrong Things
CBS 2's Dana Kozlov shows you what you should fret about and what to forget about.
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CBS 2's Dana Kozlov shows you what you should fret about and what to forget about.
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckthorn defended the Lightning's controversial plan to keep Blackhawks fans out of Amalie Arena.
It was an inspiring morning for Chicago women as the Women in the World breakfast was held at the Museum of Broadcast Communications on State Street.
"A good start" is how a Chicago Islamic group describes United Airlines' latest response to an incident on board a flight last Friday.
The investigation continues into Tuesday's CTA bus crash on Michigan Avenue downtown.
A former star football player at Lincoln Way West High School in New Lennox is charged with the sexual assault of a student after returning to work there as a teacher's aide and volunteer coach, reports WBBM's Mike Krauser.
Cyclists, walkers, and runners are in for a big treat in the south suburbs this weekend. The completed 11-mile west leg of the Cal-Sag Trail will officially open between Alsip and Lemont.
We expect springtime to bring new growth, but something bizarre has sprouted in a North Center neighborhood family's yard.
The University of Chicago has agreed to kick in $50 million toward a $1 billion project to build a massive telescope in Chile, which one scientist has said will be like putting eyeglasses on the Hubble Telescope.
If you happen to find yourself starving in the Loop this summer and it's not Taste of Chicago, there are many great spots to escape the summer heat and chow down after a busy day of shopping or before heading over to Millennium Park for Downtown Sound.
It's almost summertime in the city again and of course with that comes many more things to get out and do. If there's one street in the Loop that you can step on and feel instantly more cultured; it's State Street. Here's a quick little guide of all things music related to do around State Street this summer!
More and more Chicagoans have been wearing their favorite Blackhawks gear as the team has advanced through the playoffs, and the lions outside the Art Institute of Chicago have gotten in on the act.
That's what a radio guy in Tampa thinks of the mayor of Chicago.
Through all the ups and downs over the past 49 years, Bob Gertenrich has been in his seat for every Blackhawks home game since 1966. Gertenrich, 68, said he's pretty sure he holds the record, having attended every home game since he was 19.
