Art on THE MART debuting new winter showcase near Chicago River
The visuals were created by students from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and SAIC alum, Yorgo Alexopoulos.
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The visuals were created by students from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and SAIC alum, Yorgo Alexopoulos.
"We're trying to get ridership back up so we can start running this again full-time," captain Doug Chyna said.
She was taken to a hospital by paramedics in good condition
A 17-year-old girl was rescued after ending up in the Chicago River Thursday night.
There were more than 93,000 ducks in this year's race. The owner of the winning duck received a new SUV.
More than 93,000 adopted ducks swam up the river to benefit the Illinois Special Olympics.
There was a sea of yellow in the Chicago River on Thursday as tens of thousands of rubber ducks took a dip for a good cause.
Tens of thousands of rubber ducks will be dumped into the Chicago River on Thursday, and race through the water to support a good cause. The racing ducks are adopted through donations that benefit Special Olympics Illinois.
Thousands of rubber ducks will be dumped into the Chicago River for the annual benefit for Special Olympics Illinois.
A male, John Doe, was pulled just before 7 p.m. near the 1300 block of North Elston Avenue.
"I can't use the word that I'm thinking, but that's ridiculous."
The Riverwalk flooded on Sunday after several inches of rain fell in a matter of hours, forcing the city to close the stretch from State Street all the way west to Lake Street, where the Riverwalk curves.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District said it had no choice but to reverse the river to prevent further flooding on Sunday.
Many in Chicago were still reeling from Sunday's significant rainfall after storms shut down the Riverwalk and many public beaches. CBS's Lauren Victory explained how a decision to reverse the Chicago River's flow led to water quality issues at local beaches.
Many in Chicago were still reeling from Sunday's significant rainfall after storms shut down the Riverwalk and many public beaches. CBS's Lauren Victory explained how a decision to reverse the Chicago River's flow led to water quality issues at local beaches.
Many in Chicago were still reeling from Sunday's significant rainfall after storms shut down the Riverwalk and many public beaches. CBS's Lauren Victory explained how a decision to reverse the Chicago River's flow led to water quality issues at local beaches.
The Riverwalk from Lake Street to State Street was closed due to flooding.
Enos was at a concert at the Salt Shed last week, and he never made it home.
The car was reported submerged in the river near Chinatown.
The search was under way in the South Branch near Canal and Lumber streets as of the 10 p.m. hour.
Juan Bucio drowned while on a rescue call on the Chicago River in 2018.
People who live nearby and love the area aren't happy.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District says the fountain, and the arc of water across the Chicago River alongside it, won't be back anytime soon. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Hundreds of boats will float through the Chicago River.
Twenty-seven bridges from Ashland to DuSable Lake Shore Drive will be lifted to make room for sailboats and yachts.
