TV, Movie Productions Brought $170M To Chicago In 2012
Officials said Wednesday that Chicago has enjoyed a record year of film and TV production in the city.
Watch CBS News
Officials said Wednesday that Chicago has enjoyed a record year of film and TV production in the city.
Ground was broken Tuesday on a new commercial and residential development in Bronzeville, a project the likes of which haven't been seen in that neighborhood in 50 years.
A proposed ramp connecting the Eisenhower and the Kennedy would come within 7 feet of a West Loop condo building. CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
Nebraska-based Natura Pet Products has announced an expansion of its voluntarily recall of dry pet food because of potential Salmonella contamination.
Relief could be on the way for commuters frustrated by the consistent gridlock they face on the Circle Interchange just west of downtown.
The city could soon get its first Olive Garden restaurant.
The device is called the BikeSpike, and it's designed to make it easier to find a bicycle when it's stolen, by showing its location on a map on your computer or smart phone.
Higher education is not cheap, and a state program that provides financial aid is now diverting people to a federal program.
This weekend's warmer weather means many people will rediscover their yards - which for many means cleaning up after their dogs.
Why would anyone want a pair of 13-foot long, glowing neon red lips? For a Chicago entrepreneur, the famous Magikist sign is more than a piece of the city's history, it's an incubator for small business.
An international mining company has become the latest firm to move its U.S. Corporate headquarters to Chicago.
Even before the formal dedication ceremony in 1963, O'Hare had begun transforming from a former orchard into an economic engine for the city.
For Lynn Sapp, ice cream is the family business.
Postal workers are calling on Congress to improve service, not cut it.
