Impressive Views Of Chicago's Winter Weather
By meteorological standards, the winter of 2014 has been nothing short of impressive.
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By meteorological standards, the winter of 2014 has been nothing short of impressive.
A nearly $3.2 million settlement has been reached with the Archdiocese of Chicago in a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse with a minor by former priest Daniel McCormack, attorneys in the case said Thursday.
Cardinals wideout Larry Fitzgerald is impressed by his counterparts in Chicago.
Chicago rarely gets snow days. What does it take for the rest of the country to give kids a snow day?
Check out Thrillist's 8 ways to avoid talking to a chatty seatmate while traveling.
A taxi driver making a left turn apparently struck a pedestrian on Michigan Avenue on Wednesday--and kept right on going.
Three robbery suspects who tried to elude police by boarding a South Shore train heading to Chicago were taken into custody Wednesday afternoon at the Portage/Ogden Dunes station, the Post-Tribune is reporting.
Check out these five Chicago sports bars to watch the 2014 Olympic Games, which take place in Sochi, Russia.
A semi carrying more than 30,000 pounds of batteries rolled over on a ramp off southbound Interstate 294 in south suburban Thornton.
Police in Yorkville are calling it a terrible tragedy--the apparent suicide of a very young boy.
The extreme cold is gone, but Chicago will be trading that for some windy and snowy conditions on Thursday.
A woman was sexually assaulted while doing her laundry in an apartment in Rogers Park on Wednesday evening, police said.
Classes remained cancelled at Roosevelt College and Career Academy because of an ongoing battle to get the school's heating system to work.
Should all truck drivers have to obey the same hourly limits? Including snow plow drivers? CBS 2's Derrick Blakley takes a look in this Original Report.
Mt. Assisi High School in Lemont will close as a four-year high school in June according to a statement on the school's website.
