Political Scientist: The More Clout, The Faster Your Chicago Ward Gets Plowed
Four days after the blizzard, some neighborhoods feel slighted, CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
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Four days after the blizzard, some neighborhoods feel slighted, CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports wrist-fastened devices are not just for exercise anymore.
It's hard enough navigating snow-clogged streets and sidewalks when you don't have a disability. When you have one, it can be very difficult to get around, CBS 2's Chris Martinez reports.
Dramon Ratcliff of Bolingbrook was playing basketball at Plainfield Central High School when he collapsed, the Will County Coroner's Office said.
Aaron Schock, a downstate Republican, says he'll cut a check for his office's redecoration.
Glen C. Baum, 42, is charged with nine counts of criminal sexual assault and two counts of child pornography, all felonies, according to the Kane County state's attorney's office.
Today at CBS Chicago, we are launching a "Dibs of the Day" feature.
A Viking longboat has been moved to safe harbor inside the Field Museum, where it'll headline a new exhibit about the complexities of Viking culture.
South Side residents expressed frustration Thursday with the pace of replacing public housing that was torn down at the site of what will become a Mariano's grocery store in Bronzeville.
Illinois residents could possess or grow a small amount of marijuana without fear of criminal charges, if a bill in the state Senate becomes law.
The FCC just passed new regulations that could drastically change America's Internet speeds and pricing -- especially for Chicago.
Omar Dixon, 23, is charged with murder and armed robbery, according to Chicago Police. The victim was walking through a gangway at 5:52 p.m. Jan. 14 in the 8100 block of South Artesian Avenue when Dixon approached, pulled a handgun and announced a robbery before shooting Harris in the chest, according to police.
Cook County and Illinois public health officials have begun investigating a cluster of measles cases linked to a daycare center in Palatine.
It's the third year that the hospital's "Handfuls of Love" program is collecting cards for children who are hospitalized. Lurie spokeswoman Amanda Salhoot said it's a way of letting them escape their illness for a bit.
