Chicago Businesses Gear Up For NFL Draft
CBS 2's Jim Williams reports this is going to be a post card for the city with all the media coverage from here and will have a ripple effect for Chicago businesses.
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CBS 2's Jim Williams reports this is going to be a post card for the city with all the media coverage from here and will have a ripple effect for Chicago businesses.
A make-up date hasn't yet been announced.
Musical festival season is upon us and two doctors from Lurie Children's Hospital found a troublesome connection between Lollapalooza and teenage binge drinking.
Fraudulent charities and individuals often spring up following natural disasters.
Kenny Patel says he's overwhelmed by the support he's received after word got out he may have to move out of his snack shop he's owned for 27 years inside the CDW Building on Riverside Plaza.
"Good Times," which aired on CBS, was about an African-American family living in a poor neighborhood in Chicago.
Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy is defending his statement that a police officer cleared in the shooting of a 22-year-old woman should never have been charged, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
In a world of high-definition, digital imagery, a group of artists turned back to the origins of photography, using, of all things, a large shipping container as a camera and Chicago as the landscape.
The governor's proposed budget would save approximately $600 million a year, by reducing the income tax revenue usually shared with municipal governments from 8 percent to 4 percent.
A pair of sneakers worn by Michael Jordan during his rookie year with the Chicago Bulls just sold for $71,553.
Republican Senator Mark Kirk is giving some bipartisan support to renew money for a bill many of his colleagues were reluctant to endorse the first time around: helping pay medical bills of those who worked at Ground Zero.
Victims of campus sex assaults in Illinois would have confidential university advisers to help guide them through the legal and medical systems under a legislative proposal that has passed the state House.
A northwest suburban man who called 911 to report his 4-month-son was in distress ended up behind bars after doctors determined the infant's injuries were caused by being violently shaken, leading to a fractured skull.
It's all a big joke, the owner says, and cops aren't filing charges.
Monday's high of 55 is about 10 degrees cooler than the normal high temperature for this time of year. Though it will be a chilly day, skies should be bright and clear all day. By Wednesday, temperatures should reach the mid 60s, which is the normal high for this time of year, and by Friday, Chicago could see the return of 70s.
