Tips For Preparing Your Home For Bitter Cold
You may be ready for tonight, but what about your home? CBS 2's Chris Martinez has with tips for homeowners.
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You may be ready for tonight, but what about your home? CBS 2's Chris Martinez has with tips for homeowners.
This bitter blast has students at one Far South Side school wearing coats, hats and gloves in the classroom.
A boy was rescued from an icy pond in west suburban Downers Grove Tuesday afternoon.
Cold weather is forcing an Aurora homeless shelter to stay open around the clock, reports WBBM's Steve Miller.
Layla is one lucky dog.
Outgoing Governor Pat Quinn still has plans for a special legislative session this week, but he gave something of a farewell speech here in Chicago this afternoon, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
That gas station on the corner that's been selling gas under $2 is suddenly up by 10-15 cents today.
When it snows -- as it did Monday night and Tuesday morning -- and when temperatures are expected to be brutally cold, school administrators across the Chicago area have a big decision to make: whether to call off school.
Inbound train No. 114, which was scheduled to arrive in Chicago at 12:35 p.m., is stopped near Prairie Grove due to a Nicor gas leak, according to Metra's website. The train is currently about 50 minutes late.
It's nice when Chicago teams live up to expectations and act professionally.
Photographers have been having a field day along the lakefront and Chicago River, capturing images of the swirling mist over the water, known as sea smoke or frost smoke. It might be called smoke, but it's just water vapor.
After a solid performance in its first major winter weather test on Tuesday, Metra's top official said the commuter rail agency has been spending what it takes to keep the system running as smoothly as possible during the bitter cold.
Low-income neighborhoods in Chicago get a pretty bad rap from outsiders, but what's the truth of these places and the families that live in them? Mostly, they're just like the rest of Chicago...
The Barack Obama Foundation voiced concerns about the University of Chicago's bid for the presidential library and museum, because its proposals would rely on using property owned by the Chicago Park District, not the university.
A package containing more than 19 pounds of marijuana addressed to 20-year-old Mark A. Sudds was intercepted by the U.S. Postal Service, according to a statement from the DuPage County sheriff's office. Undercover detectives from the the sheriff's office then arrested Sudds and another man, 26-year-old Michael Grassman.
