Elderly Man Dies In Chatham Fire
An elderly man died after a fire left his South Side Chatham neighborhood home uninhabitable Friday night.
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An elderly man died after a fire left his South Side Chatham neighborhood home uninhabitable Friday night.
Bond was set at $100,000 for a South Side woman who allegedly stole wallets from a Loop gym's locker room and was caught on camera using the credit cards at several stores.
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CBS 2's Ed Curran is on the hunt for the city's worst wheel-buster.
Englewood native Vernard Gilmore has traveled the world to demonstrate his art. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield reports.
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A Washington Heights thrift store employee died Friday after a small gun hidden in discarded clothing accidentally went off and fatally wounded her.
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Clearly not over his divorce with the Bears, Brian Urlacher is displaying his immaturity.
The police at the University of Illinois at Chicago are investigating to see if a rope hanging over a fence was intended as racial intimidation--or a prank.
Some Republican lawmakers have renewed an effort to end one of the state funding sources for the Chicago Public Schools, so districts outside the city can get more money.
