Best Lunch Spots Near Chicago's Jury Duty
After jury duty, grab lunch at one of these restaurants in the Loop.
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After jury duty, grab lunch at one of these restaurants in the Loop.
A 19-year-old man was shot and killed in the Austin neighborhood on the West Side Tuesday night.
A state appellate court reinstated arrests against 92 people who were arrested in Grant Park as part of the Occupy Chicago protests in 2011, ruling that the city's curfew in some public parks is constitutional.
CBS 2's Chris Martinez reports if somewhere Santa has a helper, a go-to guy deep behind the scenes, chances are he looks a bit like Rich Pinskey.
Police officers in Aurora and Gary were giving out toys instead of tickets to some lucky drivers Tuesday afternoon.
The stock market delivered an early Christmas present, closing above the 18,000 mark for the first time.
Airlines estimate 4.2 million people are passing through both O'Hare and Midway during the 18 days surrounding the holiday season.
A 10-year-old boy and his mother have both been hospitalized after being bitten by a dog in the South Side Roseland neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, according to Chicago Fire Media.
A west-suburban businessman is doing his part to make sure kids in need have toys this Christmas, reports WBBM's Nancy Harty.
Sony Pictures Entertainment announced that the movie, "The Interview" will get a limited release starting on Christmas Day and as WBBM's Steve Miller reports, at least one Chicago area theatre is showing "The Interview."
That dream of a White Christmas may just become a reality for many people in the Chicago area.
Back in 1965, a man just couldn't relax at the camp site or a woman couldn't work in the kitchen without the "Play Anywhere" All-Transistor TV.
Jason Rayford, 30, is charged with reckless homicide and misdemeanor domestic battery. Rayford was the passenger in a vehicle that fatally struck 24-year-old Eddie Fuentes on Sunday. Rayford began fighting with the woman driving the vehicle and striking her, then pulled on the steering wheel, causing her to lose control.
On Thursday night, when Evette Durham returned home from coaching basketball at T.E. Culbertson School, she found her place had been ransacked. All her family's electronics, game systems, jewelry, and cash had been taken; not to mention gifts Durham had bought for needy kids at her school.
