Aurora Bird Hoarder Faces Cleanup Deadline
The Aurora man whose home was full of birds is facing another deadline.
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The Aurora man whose home was full of birds is facing another deadline.
Jesse Jackson Jr.'s publicist says the ailing Illinois congressman has voted by absentee ballot.
You could soon see big digital billboards popping up in your neighborhood.
A Northwest Indiana couple says the I-Pass in their rental car wrecked their credit rating and now they're suing.
A bus load of Chicago police officers and supporters is headed to Springfield this morning to try to make sure a convicted cop killer remains behind bars.
Before killing her own 7-year-old son and the 5-year-old girl she was babysitting, Elzbieta Plackowska allegedly told them to get on their knees and pray.
How about a twist for date night or a night out with your friends? Try out a retro theme at a Chicago-area restaurant or bar.
Autumn days may be full of falling leaves and crisp weather, but it is also a time to prep your lawn for winter.
Whether it's because college kids are getting smarter or have just found better things to do with their energy and time over the past four years, there is a survey result which indicates that President Barack Obama's "star power" among the young is fading drastically in 2012 as compared to 2008.
The Chicago Bulls beat the Sacramento Kings 93-87.
Municipal non-emergency vehicles from various city agencies, parked illegally in tow zones all over the central business district. But how do they get away with it? CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
A murder victim's brother is outraged one of the killers is getting out of prison after serving only about half of his sentence. He contacted Dave Savini and our CBS 2 Investigator's who looked at this case and who else is getting out of Illinois prisons this year.
Former Dixon city comptroller Rita Crundwell pleaded not guilty in Lee County Court to 60 counts of theft on Wednesday.
The Bulls are at home, opening their regular season tonight at 7 p.m. against the Sacramento Kings - and business owners near the United Center are glad to see some activity on Madison Street.
After 2 days off, the Presidential candidates are officially heading back to the campaign trail. You probably couldn't tell that President Obama and Governor Mitt Romney stopped campaigning. That's because they didn't.
