Many Bulls Fans Despondent Over Latest Rose Injury
After Bulls guard Derrick Rose's latest knee injury, CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports shock and disbelief pretty much sums up the reaction from most Bulls fans.
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After Bulls guard Derrick Rose's latest knee injury, CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports shock and disbelief pretty much sums up the reaction from most Bulls fans.
One person was killed when a Metra train struck a vehicle in far northwest suburban Woodstock Wednesday afternoon, officials said.
Jesus "Chuy" Garcia is acting like a winner the day after securing the chance to take on Mayor Rahm Emanuel in an April runoff election.
There were plenty of winners and losers after Tuesday's election, including many who weren't even on the ballot.
CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports with so much ice coverage on the Great Lakes, we may be in for a cooler than normal spring and that could take a toll on the butterfly population.
In all, voters in 19 wards will go to the polls in April. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports in the 7th Ward on the South Side, the race will likely be affected by attitudes toward Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
Mayor Emanuel was right back out on the campaign trail Wednesday. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent reports in addition to meeting with potential voters Wednesday, he also reached out to a former candidate.
The train station can be a pretty mundane place where keeping your head down and ignoring the people around you is often the norm. But add a secret door filled with balls from a ball pit, and everything changes.
A school bus carrying three kids rolled over on Grand Avenue in Lake Villa Wednesday afternoon, according to the Lake Villa School District superintendent.
An animal rescue organization is concerned about the welfare of a dog that was adopted by a Chicago woman and then reported as stolen at a Northwest Side gas station.
Democratic Rep. Jan Schakowsky, a strong supporter of Israel, will be skipping Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's politically sensitive address to a joint session of Congress.
I'd wager the people who waited in line on the last day of Hot Doug's outnumbered the poor saps who ventured out into the cold to vote in the mayoral election yesterday -- and they didn't even get a hot dog for performing their civic duty!
An outbreak of HIV cases in far south east Indiana has been traced largely to addicts using a powerful painkiller.
Just hours before the election, mayoral challenger Bob Fioretti was assuring reporters he wanted to see the "anybody but Rahm" movement stick, regardless of which candidate ended up in a runoff with the mayor.
