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Chicago area resident Serafino Alfe ended up at Loyola's burn center the day before Thanksgiving in 2011, after an accident while deep-frying turkeys for a fundraiser dinner left him with third-degree burns.
Kennette O'Neal, 31, was pronounced dead at 5:20 a.m. in an alley in the 1000 block of Matthews Street in Gary, Ind., after suffering multiple gunshot wounds.
A west suburban man had a lucky lottery ticket in his wallet for more than a month without realizing he had won $100,000.
A man is facing a felony charge of beating a police officer after he was among three people arrested in the Loop Wednesday afternoon while protesting the decision of a Missouri grand jury to not charge a Ferguson police officer with fatally shooting an unarmed 18-year-old black man.
Police said it wasn't clear if the robbery was connected to a series of other smash-and-grab burglaries in the Chicago area over the last two months.
Here are a mittenful of Chicago holiday concerts that are sure to take away the bah humbug from your seasonal attitude.
Here are some tips to help you tolerate and entertain those last-minute house guests you were not expecting.
Shoppers may give retailers an early present this holiday shopping season. Experts are predicting that this Black Friday weekend will be the best one since before the recession hit eight years ago.
You may not want to give thanks for this: there are increasing signs that the flu season has arrived.
Three people were arrested in the Loop Wednesday afternoon while protesting the decision of a Missouri grand jury to not charge Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting death of Michael Brown.
A Chicago area turkey drive for families in need passed out 1,400 turkeys Wednesday. WBBM's Mariam Sobh reports it started on the city's South Side in 2001.
CBS 2's Jim Williams tells us Archbishop Blase Cupich passed out a lot more than holiday meals to those in need..
This game will come down to which offensive line can control the line of scrimmage.
After two days of unrest in Ferguson, Mo., a small business owner was determined to open her restaurant in spite of the damage sustained in the wake of violence.
We heard what President Obama said Tuesday here in Chicago, but what does he really think? CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine spoke with someone who does.
