Waukegan Teachers Strike Continues; Threat Looms In Hinsdale
A teachers strike in Waukegan continued this week after negotiations failed to yield an agreement with the school district.
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A teachers strike in Waukegan continued this week after negotiations failed to yield an agreement with the school district.
Studies show how women can undermine each other at the office. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker explains why.
Firefighters who responded to O'Hare transported a 70-year-old woman to Chicago's Resurrection Hospital, the Chicago Fire Department says.
The incidents happened in Lakeview and in Ravenswood, not far from Mayor Rahm Emanuel's home.
The Divvy bike rental program is offering discounted membership for students at several Chicago area colleges. The student membership will cost $55 for an annual membership, discounted from the standard $75 fee.
It's a challenge for millions of women, balancing their business with their babies, but a group of Chicago moms are getting some help from each other. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker explains.
A four-year-old preschooler is the first confirmed victim to die from the virus in the U.S., and he hadn't shown any symptoms. CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports on what parents should know.
Witnesses told police they saw a naked man running along an elevated jogging path.
The 6th Annual River North Business Association kicks off OctoberFeast October 7th. OctoberFeast is a unique tasting tour, leading groups of 50 or less to visit five of the participating restaurants in the River North neighborhood. There are five different routes for participants to explore.
CTU spokeswoman Stephanie Gadlin says Lewis, 61, is being evaluated at a local hospital "after experiencing discomfort Sunday evening." Gadlin says it is not due to a stroke, as rumors have suggested.
The Chicago City Council's most powerful alderman has labeled the fizzled Chicago Fire Festival the "fiasco on the river" and he wants to total up the losses, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
A man wanted in connection with a murder in Chicago last July has been arrested in Wisconsin, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
A typical person around the age of 50, based on conservative estimates has tied their shoes more than 50,000 times.
Skokie Police have arrested the person they allege pulled the trigger in the fatal shooting of Niles North student Max Gadau last week, Pioneer Press is reporting.
We're five games in -- bad play is a troubling trend, not a fluke.