Beekeeper removes, relocates swarm of bees from Daley Plaza
CBS 2’s Noel Brennan did not get stung while covering this story, but a bee did find its way back into the CBS 2 newsroom while stuck in his hair.
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CBS 2’s Noel Brennan did not get stung while covering this story, but a bee did find its way back into the CBS 2 newsroom while stuck in his hair.
There's a cloud of activity because a few thousand bees have set up residence. While most people walked by without incident, the tree hive caught the attention of everyone walking by it.
This video shows a swarm of bees on a tree in Daley Plaza just before 6 p.m.
Some people in Daley Plaza noticed the bees and looked up or took video, but many did not appear to notice.
The Cajun Connoisseur is serving up shrimp and grits, lobster mac and cheese to a consistent crowd of old and new faces.
Mayor Brandon Johnson and other city leaders will gather this morning to raise the Juneteenth flag.
President Biden officially signed off to make Juneteenth a federal holiday back in 2021.
The lineup of food trucks rotates weekly, so you're bound to find something new.
The city says the purpose of the fest is to support small businesses and create a lively gathering place in the heart of the Loop.
Starting at noon, adoptable dogs will be showcased in hopes of finding their forever homes.
Starting at noon, adoptable dogs will be showcased in hopes of finding their forever homes.
June 1 marks the start of pride month and Cook County will celebrate with a flag-raising ceremony.
The flag will remain flying over Daley Plaza for all of Pride Month.
You can visit the food truck fest through October 6.
It takes place from 11:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon, and CBS 2 will feature one truck owner every week.
The weekly event held every Friday will feature food trucks from around the city.
The giant doll is touring the city as part of "Mexico in Chicago" Week.
There was a 13-foot-tall artisan doll from Mexico. Her name is Muñeca Lele. The giant doll is touring the city as part of "Mexico in Chicago" Week.
Today's event is from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., and there's another round of rides on Saturday.
The event raises money for rare cancer research.
It happened around 9:00 a.m. on the 16th floor.
The Aurora and Daley Plaza markets wrapped up early last week ahead of the winter storm.
The lighting ceremony is a perfect way to bring the community together.
Stickers on the tree are almost like ornaments, each with a name of someone lost in Chicago to violence.
Stickers on the tree are almost like ornaments, each with a name of someone lost in Chciago to violence.
