Psychiatrist Offers Tips To Combat Winter Blues
People have been feeling less energized this winter. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker explains.
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People have been feeling less energized this winter. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker explains.
The Illinois Commerce Commission on Wednesday approved a $21.53-a-month tariff to the bills of ComEd customers who don't let the company install the new gadgets.
It is now up to a jury to decide if three young men, dubbed the NATO 3 are would-be terrorists.
If you couldn't make it to Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics, you're in luck. The Chicago bars below will be hosting viewing parties to make you feel a part of all the Olympic action.
With Chicago still stuck in the icy grip of Old Man Winter, plenty of thoughts have been turning to spring, none moreso than organizers of one of the first signs of the end of winter in the Windy City.
Taxi companies and drivers have sued the city of Chicago, claiming newly proposed regulations for competing ride-sharing companies don't go far enough, and alleging the city has allowed an "unlawful taxi caste system" to emerge.
Chicago police are were searching for a masked gunman who shot four teenagers outside a McDonald's in Rogers Park on Wednesday, killing one of them.
For all of the snow that has piled up here, Chicago has avoided "The Big One."
Having a hard time finding the perfect for her for Valentine's Day? Check out these great suggestions from CBS Local's Eat See Play.
As historic amounts of snow continue to fall on Chicagoland, many towns are worried about a dwindling supply of salt to clear their roads. Town managers might want to dial up their friends up to the north.
The two Hickory Hills police officers were in a squad car in the 7800 block of West 93rd Street about 1 a.m. when a woman driving a 2014 Audi without headlights on veered into their vehicle.
The home of late celebrity chef Charlie Trotter was placed for sale this week.
The mystery of what happened to a multimillion-dollar Stradivarius violin stolen in a stun gun attack was answered Thursday when Milwaukee police recovered the instrument and blamed the heist at least in part on an art thief who once stole a statue from a gallery and then tried to sell it back.
Of the sheriff's objections, 77 are based on the applicants' gun crimes, 88 are based on applicants' domestic violence records, and 52 are based on applicants' battery and assault records.
Looking for a vacation with an edge? Instead of traveling to a city, take your next trip to nature and hang out at these treehouse hotels.
