Biggs: Bears Found Shopping Jay Cutler 'Tough'
On Thursday, $10 million more of Cutler's contract becomes guaranteed.
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Report: Bears Prepared To Make 'Major Push' For Kubiak
With the general manager position taken care of, the Bears turn their focus to finding a head coach.
Bears-Patriots Fast Facts
The 38 points Chicago allowed in the first half set a franchise record for futility.
Report: Bears Close To Re-Signing OL Eben Britton
Chicago needs depth after injuries to Matt Slauson and Roberto Garza.
Report: Bears' Slauson Rehabbing From Shoulder Surgery
Matt Slauson is expected back in plenty of time for training camp.
Fuller, Other Rookies' Cap Numbers Revealed
Kyle Fuller's four-year deal is reportedly worth $9.867 million, all of which is guaranteed.
WR Domenik Hixon Signs 1-Year Deal With Bears
Hixon only had 55 receiving yards last year after recording 567 yards in 2012.
Listen: Are Bears Leaning Toward Drafting A D-Lineman In 1st Round?
Kony Ealy, Louis Nix and Timmy Jernigan are three names to keep an eye on.
Biggs: Bears 'Bracing For Bad News' With Cutler
While the severity of Jay Cutler's groin injury isn't known yet, one Bears expert is preparing for the worst.
Toub: 'I Wanted The Job'
After nine seasons as the Bears special teams coordinator, Dave Toub knew it was time to move on from the post he'd held for almost a decade.
Biggs: Bears Season 'Disintegrating'
What once looked so promising, a 7-1 record and a high-flying defense, has now turned bleak.
Biggs: Would Be 'Surprising' If Urlacher Played Sunday
Brian Urlacher's hamstring injury, suffered in the Bears' overtime loss to the Seahawks on Sunday, could keep the aging middle linebacker from playing this Sunday against the Vikings.
Biggs: Bears Have To Operate As If Cutler's Not Playing
As Cutler attempts to come back from a concussion suffered in Sunday's loss to the Texans, one Bears expert said the team needs to prepare as if back-up quarterback Jason Campbell will be the starter.
Biggs: Bears Can't Afford To Get Off To A Slow Start Against Houston
The Bears may have run over teams like the Jaguars and the Titans with ease, but facing the 7-1 Texans will be a different story.
Biggs: Lovie Smith Still Needs To Earn Lucrative Contract
Though Lovie Smith still has another full season left on his contract, as is such with the NFL, talk of a possible extension for the head coach is already going on.
Biggs: Passing Game Needs Forte
Matt Forte's value to the Bears extends far beyond the running game.
Biggs: Don't Expect Apology From Cutler
Even more so than the public beating the Bears took at Lambeau Field on Thursday night, media and fans alike have been discussing the actions of quarterback Jay Cutler.
Biggs: Bears Prove Offense Can Be 'Explosive'
After the team's 41-21 victory over the Colts, it's clear the offensive lived up to the hype.
Biggs: Bears Can Be OK With Offensive Line
Expectations for the Bears offense have never been higher.
Biggs: Concern Growing At Safety Position
In the Bears preseason win over the Redskins on Saturday, the team was seemingly running on all cylinders. That is, of course, with the exception of the safeties.
Biggs: Urlacher's Surgery 'Isn't A Big Deal'
When news broke Tuesday that Brian Urlacher underwent arthroscopic surgery on his knee, Bears fans across Chicago covered their eyes and hoped for the best.
Biggs: Rookies McClellin, Jeffery Show Promise For Future
Now that you've gotten your first look at the 2012 Bears, it's time to review their first preseason game against the Broncos.
Biggs: Don't Rush To Judgment On Shea McClellin
When the Bears kick off their first preseason game against the Broncos tonight, eyes will be focused on first-round draft pick Shea McClellin.
Biggs: Don't Panic On Urlacher Yet
While any injury merits concern, one Bears expert said there's reason to be positive about Urlacher's injury.
Forte's Contract By The Numbers
Hours before the deadline, Forte and the Bears reached an agreement on a four-year deal worth a reported $31.5 million. Here is the breakdown of the deal
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Lawsuit filed against Rogers Park apartment building where 3 women died
Families are taking legal action after three women were found dead at Sneider Apartments.
1 dead in 7-vehicle crash on Tri-State Tollway, 2 southbound lanes remain closed near Willow Road
The southbound lanes of the Tri-State Tollway are expected to be closed for several hours near Glenview, after a fatal crash involving seven vehicles.
Disturbing viral video shows United Airlines subsidiary worker, former NFL player brawling
The video shows the United worker and a passenger shoving and punching each other at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Police searching for killer after man stabbed to death on CTA Blue Line train
Police said the stabbing took place around 10:40 p.m. near the Clinton Avenue Blue Line stop.
Chicago First Alert Weather: Rainy and windy Wednesday
This disturbance is slow to depart. Clouds and showers will definitely linger Thursday and possibly Friday.
Ald. Michael Scott Jr. resigning from City Council, joining Cinespace Studios
A close ally of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Scott was tapped as chair of the City Council Education Committee after Lightfoot took office in 2019.
Medicine: COVID long haulers experience symptoms more than a year after infection
"It's almost two years that I feel like I've been walking around the concussion."
Willis Tower unveils $500 million makeover with updates to the Skydeck
"We had a vision when we began to reimagine Willis Tower as more than just an office building, as a place that connected people."
Former Oakbrook Terrace Mayor Anthony Ragucci pleads guilty to red light camera kickback scheme
Ragucci pleaded guilty Monday to one count of wire fraud and one count of filing a false tax return.
Chicago groups want Mayor Lightfoot to focus on violence prevention programs instead of curfews
Instead of focusing on the aftermath, they want the city to look at programs to stop the shooting before it starts.
Two 12-year-old boys charged with attempted carjacking in Homan Square
The boys were arrested around 5:30 p.m., just moments after trying to carjack a woman in the 3400 block of West Lexington Street.
Getting Hosed: East Garfield Park resident $64,000 for water bill; 'There must be a mistake'
"They told me to hire a good lawyer, that this is probably a billing issue with the city."
More than 176,000 Chicago households apply for city's cash assistance program
"The fact that so many people from all over our city applied to this pilot underscores the need for us to innovate and reimagine how we uplift people and their communities," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said in a statement.
Some Park Ridge neighbors oppose dispensary opening after aldermen vote to reconsider
Another day, another fight against a pot dispensary in someone's backyard.
Algonquin school bus driver gets prestigious national award reserved for teachers
It's usually given to teachers and others who work inside schools, so this was a first.
Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain on the way
Tuesday's high temperatures will be the 60s with mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon.
Bally's River West casino plan wins key vote, final City Council approval set for Wednesday
"This is a generational opportunity which the city has been working towards for over 30 years," said Jennie Huang Bennett, the mayor's chief financial officer.
Candace Parker makes Time Magazine list of 100 Most Influential People of 2022
The accolades continue to roll in for Candace Parker – a day after she became the oldest player ever to make a triple-double in WNBA history when the Sky took on and beat the Washington Mystics on Sunday.
MLB suspends Josh Donaldson for 1 game for 'Jackie' comment
Major League Baseball suspended Josh Donaldson for one game Monday after the New York Yankees slugger made multiple references to Jackie Robinson while talking to White Sox star Tim Anderson during the weekend.
Experts wonder why it took vendor so long to notify Chicago Public Schools of data breach
Experts with whom we spoke said ransomware attacks in general – including those on school districts and vendors – are skyrocketing.
Happ, Wisdom hit 3-run HRs, Cubs top Aquino, Reds
Ian Happ and Patrick Wisdom hit three-run homers and the Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds Monday night despite two home runs by Aristides Aquino.
Firefighters remain on scene at Pheasant Run resort two days after massive blaze
The three-alarm inferno broke out Saturday afternoon.
Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool and cloudy
According to CBS 2 Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon, expect it to be partly cloudy and cool for Tuesday with highs ranging from low 60s near the lake, to low 70s along and south of I-80.
University of Chicago teaming up with city to install more than 100 cameras near Hyde Park campus
The university is providing a $3 million grant to the city to fund installation of 110 new police surveillance cameras and license plate readers in the neighborhoods surrounding its South Side campus.
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Lawsuit filed against Rogers Park apartment building where 3 women died
Families are taking legal action after three women were found dead at Sneider Apartments.
1 dead in 7-vehicle crash on Tri-State Tollway, 2 southbound lanes remain closed near Willow Road
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Disturbing viral video shows United Airlines subsidiary worker, former NFL player brawling
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Experts wonder why it took vendor so long to notify Chicago Public Schools of data breach
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Mass shooting on Near North Side was part of a growing trend in Chicago
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Ald. Michael Scott Jr. resigning from City Council, joining Cinespace Studios
A close ally of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Scott was tapped as chair of the City Council Education Committee after Lightfoot took office in 2019.
Bally's River West casino plan wins key vote, final City Council approval set for Wednesday
"This is a generational opportunity which the city has been working towards for over 30 years," said Jennie Huang Bennett, the mayor's chief financial officer.
Experts wonder why it took vendor so long to notify Chicago Public Schools of data breach
Experts with whom we spoke said ransomware attacks in general – including those on school districts and vendors – are skyrocketing.
University of Chicago teaming up with city to install more than 100 cameras near Hyde Park campus
The university is providing a $3 million grant to the city to fund installation of 110 new police surveillance cameras and license plate readers in the neighborhoods surrounding its South Side campus.
Aldermen plan special City Council meeting Wednesday to grill police, parks, schools leadership about summer safety plans
The City Council held a similar meeting last summer, when they spent hours grilling CPD Supt. David Brown about efforts to fight violent crime.
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Demand rises for donated breast milk amid baby formula shortage
With parents struggling to navigate the baby formula shortage, breast milk donation banks are seeing a sharp increase in demand — but also a jump in donations.
Baby formula shortage still leaves families desperate, especially those restricted by federal WIC program rules
Walk into the baby formula aisle at just about any drug or grocery store around the country, and you will still see rows of empty shelves.
Abbott to resume production of baby formula at Sturgis, Michigan plant after recall
Abbott Nutrition said after its plant in Sturgis, Michigan gets back in operation, product could be back on shelves in six to eight weeks, subject to approval by the Food and Drug Administration.
Chicago gas prices hit new record, at more than $5 per gallon
According to AAA, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $5.12 as of Tuesday morning.
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Pfizer says 3 of its COVID shots give kids under 5 strong protection
The company says it'll give U.S. regulators the data soon. Moderna is already seeking U.S. clearance to vaccinate kids 5 and under.
Expert: Risk for monkeypox is low for overall population
It has been almost three months since city leaders dropped COVID-19 restrictions – but as we head toward summer, experts warn we could see more COVID cases.
FDA clears COVID-19 booster shot for healthy kids ages 5 to 11
There is one more hurdle: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must decide whether to formally recommend the booster for this age group.
Abbott baby formula plant could reopen in two weeks
Sturgis plant will reopen soon as nationwide out-of-stock levels of baby formula rise above 40%.
COVID-19 reaches 'high' community risk level in Evanston
The Evanston Department of Health and Human Service reported 397 new COVID-19 cases over the last seven days – up from 305 the prior week.
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City Council committee to vote on Chicago casino plan, which has some neighbors thinking of selling condos and leaving
There is still a push from nearby residents to stop the billon-dollar Bally's project that is planned for the Chicago Tribune Freedom Center site in River West.
Crime and chaos downtown and beyond are keeping tourists away from Chicago
Such events as the chaos downtown that led to a deadly shooting right in the middle of Millennium Park have led people to cancel trips, meetings, and events in Chicago because they don't feel safe.
Carvana tower in Skokie put on hold after Illinois suspends dealer's state license
The village of Skokie is telling Carvana it cannot build a proposed 14-story car vending tower, just three months after the project won approval from village trustees.
FTX cryptocurrency exchange opens new headquarters in Chicago
Mayor Lori Lightfoot helped cut the ribbon Tuesday morning to open the official U.S. headquarters of FTX, a Bahamas-based cryptocurrency exchange.
Bally's unveils further plans for Chicago casino; some aldermen say it's being pushed through too fast
The city did not conduct a new safety study to determine how crime would be impacted by a casino - in hopes of getting the casino up and generating revenue quickly.
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Candace Parker makes Time Magazine list of 100 Most Influential People of 2022
The accolades continue to roll in for Candace Parker – a day after she became the oldest player ever to make a triple-double in WNBA history when the Sky took on and beat the Washington Mystics on Sunday.
MLB suspends Josh Donaldson for 1 game for 'Jackie' comment
Major League Baseball suspended Josh Donaldson for one game Monday after the New York Yankees slugger made multiple references to Jackie Robinson while talking to White Sox star Tim Anderson during the weekend.
Happ, Wisdom hit 3-run HRs, Cubs top Aquino, Reds
Ian Happ and Patrick Wisdom hit three-run homers and the Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds Monday night despite two home runs by Aristides Aquino.
Anderson's HR hushes Yankees, lifts Sox to twinbill sweep
Tim Anderson hit a three-run homer and then put a finger to his lips to silence fans booing and chanting "Jackie" at him, capping a tumultuous weekend at Yankee Stadium and helping the Chicago White Sox beat New York Sunday night for a doubleheader sweep.
Mallory Pugh scores first goal of season as Red Stars beat Orlando Pride
Mallory Pugh and the Red Stars took on the Orlando Pride in NWSL action Sunday.
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CBS unveils 2022-2023 primetime lineup
CBS announced its 2022-2023 primetime programming lineup of CBS Originals, featuring four new dramas and more.
Dave Chappelle attacked by armed man while onstage in L.A.
The controversial comic laughed off the incident after being tackled, and video appeared to show the person who charged him being beaten onstage.
Naomi Judd, Grammy-winning singer, has died at 76
"We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness," the Judd sisters said on social media.
'Jersey Boys' is returning to a Chicago stage next week
The new national tour of "Jersey Boys" opens next week at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, celebrating the music of the Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
Lollapalooza announces daily lineup; single-day tickets now on sale
The lineup includes Thursday headliners Metallica and Lil Baby, Friday headliners Dua Lipa and Machine Gun Kelly, Saturday headliners J. Cole and Kygo, and Sunday headliners Green Day and Doja Cat.
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COVID long haulers experience symptoms more than a year after infection
A new study from Northwestern Medicine found COVID long haulers are still dealing with symptoms 15 months after their initial infection.
Willis Tower unveils $500 million makeover with updates to the Skydeck
On Monday, the Willis Tower is showing off its new makeover, celebrating its grand reopening with a ribbon cutting by Chicago Mayor Lightfoot.
24th Ward Ald. Michael Scott Jr. stepping down from City Council
Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th) is resigning from the City Council to pursue a job in the private sector.
Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain moving in Wednesday
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Former Oakbrook Terrace Mayor pleads guilty in red light camera scheme
Former Oakbrook Terrace Mayor Anthony Ragucci has pleaded guilty to a red light camera kickback scheme.
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