Lakeview Crime Spike Prompts One Woman To Fight Back
A string of armed robberies and burglaries in the Lakeview neighborhood have a lot of folks there looking over their shoulders.
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A string of armed robberies and burglaries in the Lakeview neighborhood have a lot of folks there looking over their shoulders.
A nurse at a west suburban hospital stole the identity of a patient, opened several credit accounts in the woman's name and purchased thousands of dollars worth of clothing, police said.
A bizarre twist in a story WBBM told you about last week - when an Evanston woman's dog died after it was bitten by a much larger dog.
The nearly 800,000 customers who switched electric companies have been seeing a savings of about $10 a month.
On the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, CBS 2's Suzanne LeMignot looked at how technology is freeing up resources at O'Hare airport to focus on national security concerns.
The Chicago City Council has given final approval to $12 million in settlements for two men who say they were tortured into giving false confessions to several 1988 murders, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Move over cupcake, there's a new pastry trend in town. The elevated donut has chefs across the windy city cooking up clever ways to spin the classics. Firecakes, a new shop in River North, is serving up a lot more than your average glazed, chocolate and jelly. Another perk for the night owls out there, Firecakes is open until midnight on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Here's the low down on the tasty new shop.
On Sept. 11, 2001, Michael Hingson and his guide dog, Roselle, were on the 78th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center, when the first jetliner hit the building.
Check out Week 2′s winner – Molten Chipotle Chicken Meatballs from Vicky!
Though aldermen acknowledged they expect the city will be sued for it, the City Council on Wednesday approved a measure to circumvent part of the state's concealed carry law, and effectively ban guns at any business that serves liquor.
A San Francisco band on tour in Chicago has lost its van and all its instruments to thieves in the Ukrainian Village area.
Fire stations throughout the Chicago area marked the 12th anniversary of 9/11 on Wednesday, with the ringing of bells, and recollections of where people were on the day of the terrorist attacks.
A Fermilab scientist spoke Wendesday of beauty as he described a 50-foot electromagnet waiting to begin its work at its new home in Batavia.
Lawyers for a man who has spent 31 years in prison for a rape he claims he did not commit have requested the case be moved out of Cook County, after the judge hearing the politically-charged case recused herself.
"When Karen was ill, I sent her a note to say 'I wish you well. I wish you a happy, healthy new year as well,' and that I look forward to – when she feels better – to actually have a good conversation," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
