Body Found In Frozen Pond Identified As Missing Chicago Man
A body discovered in a frozen retention pond in the south suburbs last Sunday has been identified as a missing Chicago man.
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A body discovered in a frozen retention pond in the south suburbs last Sunday has been identified as a missing Chicago man.
People's Gas and North Shore Gas customers can expect to see an increase in their monthly heating bills, reports WBBM's Mariam Sobh.
It's supposed to keep our kids safe, but a new state law aimed at curbing cyberbullying is coming under fire with some saying it goes too far.
A popular Chicago DJ was swerving in and out of traffic at speeds over 90 mph before he drunkenly crashed his car on Lake Shore Drive near Lincoln Park Zoo on Monday, killing his 37-year-old passenger, authorities said.
In this Original Report, CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot explains why he can't wait to have his day in court.
Did the New England Patriots cheat in their conference championship game? There's reportedly new evidence today that footballs were deliberately under-inflated.
The Adler Planetarium is trying to go where few non-profits have gone before: to crowdfunding for financial support. WBBM's John Cody explains.
LL Cool J has been hosting the GRAMMY Awards since 2012, and he will be back to host once again this year.
Three people were transported to the hospital Wednesday with non-life threatening injuries after a crash involving four vehicles, including one carrying Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner, who was unhurt, according to Illinois State Police.
A teenager is being held - accused of stabbing his older brother to death Wednesday morning in South Chicago Heights.
There's a new proposals for stiffer requirement before the city of Chicago installs any new red light cameras, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
A troop of Japanese Snow Monkeys has moved into Lincoln Park Zoo, where keepers want them interested as well as well fed, in the new Macaque Forest.
A phone threat from a number in Dallas has forced authorities to place the schools in Highland, Ind., on lock down.
Among other things, the Chicago City Council on Wednesday is expected to approve an ordinance aimed at protecting the tenants of apartment buildings whose landlords chronically fail to address serious building code violations.
