Pilot Survives Crash Landing In Wheeling
A twin-engine Beechcraft crashed just north of Chicago Executive Airport, in Wheeling, Tuesday evening.
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A twin-engine Beechcraft crashed just north of Chicago Executive Airport, in Wheeling, Tuesday evening.
A tree removal worker was critically injured when a tool he was using touched a power line Monday afternoon in northwest suburban Elgin.
A Morton Grove man is charged with trying to steal financial information from those who used an automatic teller machine at a Park Ridge bank.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker introduces us to the athletes who say last night's win is inspiring them even more to fulfill their dreams.
There's an old song: love is better the second time around. That's how a lot of hawks fans are feeling today about this second championship. It's even sweeter, in part, because it seems, more fans than ever are sharing the excitement.
The Blackhawks are the talk of Chicago today, but all that celebrating might not be good for business.
As Chicago's Pride Parade nears on Sunday, Mayor Emanuel says it will have added significance because the Illinois legislature failed to legalize same-sex marriage. reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
On Wed. June 26, two days after winning his second Stanley Cup Final in four seasons, Kane will appear as a guest on the Late Show with David Letterman on CBS.
Three years ago after the Blackhawks won the last Stanley Cup, Tremonte's Barber Shop saw plenty of men looking to shave of their beards. This year, owner Will Tremonte thought he'd make an event out of it.
The Senate has confirmed billionaire business executive Penny Pritzker to be secretary of Commerce, filling a vacancy that has stood since John Bryson resigned last summer.
A teenage drag race turned tragic Monday night when one of the cars went airborne and rolled over, leaving a north suburban girl dead, three other people injured and both drivers in jail facing felony charges.
Parts of the western suburbs were still cleaning up Tuesday afternoon, after a fast-moving, hard-hitting storm uprooted trees as it blew through the area.
A fire at a city auto pound prompted a HazMat response in the South Deering neighborhood on the South Side on Tuesday morning.
Feels pretty good, doesn't it?
A government watchdog group wants the Regional Transportation Authority to look into why former Metra executive director got a severance package worth up to $750,000 when he stepped down, even though he apparently wasn't legally entitled to any severance pay.
