Do Your Deadbolt Locks Offer Maximum Security? You Might Be Surprised
CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist shows you how to spot the danger -- and a simple way to fix it.
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CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist shows you how to spot the danger -- and a simple way to fix it.
A spokesman for a security firm that reputedly employs state Sen. Donne Trotter couldn't confirm Friday whether the lawmaker holds a position that allows him to carry a concealed weapon. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
The South Side neighborhood has seen some changes -- some good, some bad. But those that live there now are proud of where they call home, CBS 2's Kate Sullivan reports.
Two families led by gay couples were optimistic it would finally mean the legalization of gay marriage nationwide.
Problems with switches at one of the busiest rail junctions on the CTA's rapid transit system made a mess out of the homebound commute Friday evening and could mean delays until at least Saturday afternoon on lines that use the Loop L tracks.
Firefighters battled an extra-alarm fire in the North Lawndale neighborhood Friday evening on the West Side.
Find out who went head to head with Kanye West and who wishes you'd stop the jokes -- plus more GRAMMY news on REWIND: Awards Show Edition!
Chris DePhillips and Laurie Ipsen organized a welcome home parade to take place one week from Saturday, the one-year anniversary of the Iraq War.
Six days a week, you can find Seymour Goldberg at his shop, Seymour's BMW, at 3510 N. Elston, where he starts work at 5 a.m. CBS 2's Harry Porterfield reports.
The U.S. Justice Department has been conducting an investigation into the interrogation practices at the Chicago Police Department, and "60 Minutes" is about to break the story wide open.
He had a good enough year to earn his first producer nod on the upcoming awards ceremony.
The British singer confirms Taylor Swift and Harry Styles' relationship while picking which GRAMMY nominees he'd kill, marry and snog -- British slang for kissing.
Employers hired 146,000 workers last month, nearly twice as many as analysts expected, dropping the jobless rate to 7.7 percent. CBS 2's Chris Martinez reports.
Earning a GRAMMY nomination is nice but meeting "Ain't No Sunshine" singer Bill Withers is even better.
It features peppy numbers about giving God the finger, and it's turned into a mainstream hit. Broadway's "The Book of Mormon" is set to open in Chicago next week for an extended run.
