Can't Wait For Christmas? Apparently, Neither Can Macy's
Summer's not officially over, but on the 6th floor of Macy's on State Street, it's already Christmastime.
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Summer's not officially over, but on the 6th floor of Macy's on State Street, it's already Christmastime.
You don't have to have travel to Munich to experience Oktoberfest. Enjoy an outdoor fest near you at these Chicago-area locations.
The Cook County Medical Examiner's office is one step closer to cremating some bodies stored at the county morgue — rather than letting them pile up.
A four-alarm fire destroyed a warehouse in Brighton Park overnight, and firefighters had to return to the scene a second time after extinguishing the blaze, when the fire reignited.
Shortly after the fans were distributed at Smyser Elementary School, a 6-year-old's hair got caught in her fan and her teacher had to cut it out.
The two men were walking in the 10200 block of South Oglesby Avenue at 10:53 p.m. when a vehicle approached and opened fire.
Detectives determined the body was not that of 19-year-old Bryce Laspisa, but of a South Los Angeles man, who apparently was shot to death, and his body set afire in a dispute over money.
Two staff members, including a teacher, have been removed from a local elementary school over allegations of misconduct. CBS 2 has learned it may involve inappropriate conduct with minors.
They're not in a classroom learning each day. Instead, they're taking field trips. That's the reality for some students from Learn Charter School and CBS 2 cameras captured it all.
About a third of the jobs are going away because of the transition to the Ventra card system, which takes CTA out of the fare-collection business. Some will get the chance to reapply for 30 new jobs.
Two Antioch Upper Grade School school buses fully loaded with children to take home were involved in a collision with each other Tuesday.
A Wauconda High School student paid attention to her cardio-pulmonary resuscitation training in Girl Scouts and a pair of high school classes. Wednesday, she was honored by McHenry County for saving a man's life.
Convicted for a third time in December of trying to cop a feel of a fellow passenger, the 45-year-old Aurora-based software consultant was Wednesday afternoon sentenced to nine months behind bars by U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow, who said he'd violated the "fundamental human rights" of the women he groped.
Brandon Grafton and Nicole Hutnick were on their way to the mall on Wednesday afternoon but couldn't ignore a car in front of them that was speeding and driving erratically.
A west suburban man has been charged with setting a blaze that caused $20,000 damage to a nearby park in July.
