Firefighters Rescue Two From High-Rise Fire In Glenview
Residents at 3925 Triumvera Dr. were jolted awake when a fire started in a 9th floor condo after midnight.
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Residents at 3925 Triumvera Dr. were jolted awake when a fire started in a 9th floor condo after midnight.
After you've tried just-roasted, locally sourced coffee from these Chicago coffee spots, you'll never go back to the chains that once binded you to mediocre java.
Technology can be used effectively, or misused inappropriately. This is especially true for kids.
Cardereon Preister was found lying face down in the 1700 block of Leland Avenue, around 11 p.m. Tuesday. That street is about two blocks away from the Evanston Township High School building.
The man and woman were walking outside a gas station in the 8900 block of South Ashland Avenue around 2 a.m. when someone in a dark-colored sedan driving by opened fire.
One of the most widely used streets on the South Side could be in for a big change.
Ellen Saracini's husband, Victor, was the pilot of United Flight 175, which crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center on 9/11.
A local group that's been working to put puppy mills out of business applauds a decision by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to impose restrictions on breeders who sell dogs on the Internet.
Questions tonight about two Chicago Public School safe passage routes and whether children are being put in harm's way. CBS 2's Dave Savini investigates routes having children walk right by shelters with sex offenders.
President Obama's speech was watched with particular interest by Chicagoans of Syrian descent.
He was found beaten and bloodied on the ground in the 1400 block of West Taylor in University Village early Friday morning.
A man was found dead with "head trauma" in a home on the Southwest Side Tuesday morning.
A West Garfield Park man jumped from the attic of his burning home this afternoon.
The historic Pullman neighborhood, once the center of the railroad industry and home to the Pullman passenger car factory, is poised for a revival.
He was Champaign-Urbana's native son. Now, late film critic Roger Ebert's hometown wants to give back.
