Bernstein: Bears Moves A Year Too Late?
Time-travel stories never really work, upon inspection.
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Vikings Claim Ex-Bear J'Marcus Webb
Just days after being cut by the Bears, tackle J'Marcus Webb has been claimed off of waivers by the division rival Minnesota Vikings.
Hoge: Reviewing Bears' 'Bubble' Performances
Who helped their cause Thursday night and who hurt it?
Hoge's Notes: Marshall Feels 'Rushed' After Hip Surgery
The wide receiver feels rushed coming back from offseason hip surgery.
Hoge: Cut Week Really Not That Complicated For Bears
Sixteen guys competing for seven spots.
Morning Bears Bits: Webb Pay Cut A No-Brainer
J'Marcus Webb's pay cut makes sense for both sides.
Morning Bears Bits: Right Tackle Competition Is Officially On
When Marc Trestman said Friday in Charlotte that J'Marcus Webb was "in a competition", it wasn't all that surprising based on his play.
Hoge's Grades: J'Marcus Webb's Job Might Not Be Safe
It's gut check time for J'Marcus Webb, who has struggled throughout the preseason at right tackle after losing his job at left tackle after last season.
Hoge: Exactly What You'd Expect From Offense In First Preseason Game
Jay Cutler had success while enjoying freedom in the offense.
Durkin: Bears Roster Review - Offense
Mandatory minicamp kicks off for the Bears today, yet another sign that football is right around the corner. This is the first in a two-part series, taking a look at the Bears roster by position group. Offense is up first.
Bernstein: Other NBA Teams Try Hard, Too
Four NBA teams remain in the running for the title, and the never-say-die Bulls are not one of them because, well, they died.
Silverman: Trestman Can Learn From Pete Caroll's Handling Of Russell Wilson
Trestman needs to take a page out of Carroll's book and trust his eyes when deciding who's in the lineup.
Moore On Fallout With The Bears: 'It Hurt My Feelings'
D.J. Moore is no more in Chicago.
Drug Charges Against J'Marcus Webb Dropped
Bears offensive lineman J'Marcus Webb has been arrested on drug charges.
Tice On Offensive Line: 'We're Looking At Everything'
Bears offensive line coach Mike Tice got the message.
Durkin: Know Your Opponent - Vikings
The Bears play host to a familiar foe led by a familiar face this Sunday.
24 Hours Later: Laurence Holmes Breaks Down Bears-49ers
Here's what Laurence Holmes saw, heard and was told since the Bears lost to the San Francisco 49ers Monday night.
Joniak's Keys To The Game: Bears-Cowboys
Here are Jeff Joniak's "Keys to the Game" for the Bears matchup against the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
Durkin: Know Your Opponent - Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys are an enigma.
Bernstein: 'Well?' Not Quite Yet
If that was the "get well" game many expected for the Bears, we can conclude that the patient is still in need of observation.
Bears' Defense Smothers Rams For 23-6 Victory
Major Wright returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown, and the Chicago Bears beat the St. Louis Rams 23-6 on Sunday.
Joniak's Journal: Bears Need To Forget Packers, Focus On Rams
Finally! Peace and quiet around Halas Hall as the focus shifts to Sunday's visit from the St. Louis.
D.J. Moore To Jay Cutler: You Can't Act Like That
Add teammate D.J. Moore to the list of those displeased with Jay Cutler's actions during the Bears' loss to the Packers on Thursday night.
Cowher: Bears May Have To Make Change At QB
Cutler's actions prompted one Super-Bowl-winning coach to suggest that if he doesn't change his ways, the Bears may have to consider making a change at quarterback.
Terry Bradshaw: I Wouldn't Want To Meet Cutler
Since the Bears fells 23-10 to Packers on Thursday night, much has been said about Jay Cutler's on-the-field antics.
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SWAT team responds to West Rogers Park home in connection with bank robbery
A massive police presence was at the scene Friday night.
Health care workers hold vigil in Millennium Park, call for cease-fire in Gaza
The group said 200 health care workers had been killed by Israeli airstrikes.
Metra holiday train hits man on Chicago's West Side
Metra said the pedestrian was alive, but in an unknown condition, upon being rushed to an area hospital.
Chicago's seniors get into the holiday spirit at the Cultural Center
The holidays can be a tough time of year for many of Chicago's seniors.
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Man shot, killed by police in Elk Grove Village
Multiple officers were on the scene when the man walked out of a house with knife in hand, police said.
Chicago woman says towing company demanded over $10,000 to get her car back
Elaine Kelly said when she finally got it back, her car appeared more damaged - with the inside was ransacked and some of her personal property missing.
Nearly a dozen patrons at Chipp Inn robbed at gunpoint in Noble Square
It wasn't the first time the Chipp Inn in Noble Square has been hit by robbers in recent months.
Jussie Smollett conviction upheld by Illinois appeals court
The three-judge panel affirmed the conviction by a 2-1 vote.
Prosecutors detail plan for former Ald. Burke to be paid by developer
With thousands of undercover recordings at their disposal, federal prosecutors spent the week laying out how Burke wanted to be paid for helping the developers of the Old Post Office.
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Chicago woman says towing company demanded over $10,000 to get her car back
Elaine Kelly said when she finally got it back, her car appeared more damaged - with the inside was ransacked and some of her personal property missing.
Man called to report SUV on train tracks in Michigan, but Amtrak train hit it anyway
Amtrak said they were never notified of the SUV on the tracks before the crash last week, was despite a warning call a full 41 minutes earlier.
Could 'design flaw' blamed for Yellow Line accident be a broader problem on the CTA?
The National Transportation Safety Board said the Chicago Transit Authority was operating on out-of-date information with regard to stopping lengths.
After 38 are injured when CTA train hits snowplow, questions about what went wrong
National Transportation Safety Board investigators will be digging into the train crash - piece by piece.
Parents furious after girls are subjected to racist taunts at Minooka Community High
Minooka Community High School has faced allegations of tolerating racism in the classroom before.
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Prosecutors detail plan for former Ald. Burke to be paid by developer
With thousands of undercover recordings at their disposal, federal prosecutors spent the week laying out how Burke wanted to be paid for helping the developers of the Old Post Office.
Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman on the Supreme Court, dies at 93
Sandra Day O'Connor was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, and she retired in 2006.
George Santos expelled from Congress in historic House vote
Rep. George Santos is just the sixth House member in U.S. history to be expelled and the first in more than 20 years.
Emotions run high as Evanston commission weighs resolution for Israel-Hamas cease-fire
People lined up to let city leaders know where they stand on the emotional issue.
As Chicago winters become warmer with less snow, overnight parking rules persist
Since 1980, Chicago's overnight ban prevents motorists from parking on roughly 100 miles of city streets, and about 95% of the time there was no plowable snow.
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St. Charles residents flee senior community after 300% increase in costs
Over the last several weeks, the Saint Charles senior living community has become a bit of a ghost town.
Rivers Casino Des Plaines warns of data breach affecting customer, staffer information
Casino officials said on Thursday, Nov. 2, they determined hackers got into their system and stole personal information about Rivers Casino staffers, customers, and online sports book customers.
Illinois congressman steps in after feds fail to reimburse COVID-19 testing labs
We previously told you about small business owner Janine Morabito's struggle after getting stiffed by Uncle Sam. There are several others in the same boat.
Consumer watchdog lists '10 Worst Toys' for 2023, highlights child safety concerns
W.A.T.C.H. – World Against Toys Causing Harm – issued a list Wednesday of toys they said are hazardous and should not be in children's hands.
Whereabouts of Chicago area woman's 2019 tax return is a mystery for more than three years
CBS 2's Lauren Victory unraveled what went wrong.
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UChicago study finds fatty acid found in some red meat can help fight cancer
Before you grab your steak knife, the scientists emphasize that the point of the study is not to advise people to eat more red meat.
Northwestern student says he was hit by norovirus outbreak, and it sent him to ER
The City of Evanston has linked the outbreak to the Big Wig Tacos & Burritos at 950 Church St. in downtown Evanston, which had a $1 burrito night for Northwestern students this past weekend.
Norovirus outbreak linked to $1 burrito special for Northwestern University students
Investigators have learned that people reported stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea after eating at Big Wig Tacos & Burritos.
Peaches, plums, nectarines recalled due to deadly listeria outbreak
CDC investigating fruit from HMC Farms after one person died and 10 are hospitalized following a listeria outbreak.
Another eye drop recall pulls 28 products from store shelves
Kilitch Healthcare India is recalling the products more than three weeks after the FDA warned against their use.
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Who is moving into those vacant Bed, Bath & Beyond stores?
Who will be moving into closed Bed, Bath & Beyond stores nationwide and in the Chicago area? Court documents provide some clues.
South Shore yoga studio strives for inclusive, calm vibe
It's Small Business Saturday 2023, a big day to highlight the success of entrepreneurs who started small and are working hard to make it big.
Shoppers turn out in Ravenswood for Small Business Saturday
Three of the trolleys were running on Small Business Saturday, making eight stops in Ravenswood so people could visit their favorite shops.
Chicago's Berlin nightclub closes doors; union says club made "wrong decision"
Berlin announced that "the party" ended at 5 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 19.
Chicago's Big Shoulders Coffee tops list of best independent coffee shops
"With multiple locations in the Chicago area, Big Shoulders Coffee is a must-stop for no-nonsense artisan beans, roasted to perfection," USA Today wrote.
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Bulls guard LaVine sidelined for one week with right foot soreness
The foot may be part of the reason that, according to ESPN, there isn't much of a trade market for LaVine in the league.
Bears among teams discussing Michigan's Harbaugh as potential hire
Will Harbaugh finally make the leap back to the pros?
Vucevic and White lead the way as Bulls beat Bucks in OT
The Bulls trailed 110-109 in overtime when Vucevic cut for a dunk with 2:28 remaining, sparking an eight-point run.
Illinois State knocks off UIC
The Flames (5-3) were led in scoring by Filip Skobalj, who finished with 17 points.
Compher, Fabbri each score 2 goals as Red Wings beat Blackhawks 5-1
Bedard, meanwhile, was so frustrated by Chicago's power play in the pivotal second period that he broke his stick hitting it against the boards before going the bench.
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Rolling Stones announce second concert in Chicago in June 2024
Tickets for the tour go on sale on Dec. 1. For those who signed up, the presale for tickets went live on Wednesday.
American Blues Theater opens permanent home on Lincoln Avenue in Chicago
The new venue features two theater spaces – a 137-seat proscenium and a 40-seat rehearsal studio.
Daryl Hall gets restraining order against John Oates
The pair made up the pop rock duo Hall & Oates, and put out 18 studio albums together.
"Blue Bloods" wrapping up in 2024 after its 14th season
A long-time anchor to the Network's successful Friday night lineup, "Blue Bloods" is Friday's #1 primetime program and the #3 broadcast drama on television.
The Rolling Stones tour coming to Chicago's Soldier Field in June
The Solider Field show is scheduled for June 27, 2024.
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Time to lose the leftovers
In today's handoff, people may still have Thanksgiving leftovers in the fridge, but the USDA said those items now need to go the way of the trashcan.
Pickleball championships take place in Rosemont
The U.S. Indoor Championship is taking place and CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports from Rosemont for the Association of Pickleball Players' (APP) final event of 2023.
Video shows scene of police shooting in Chicago's northwest suburbs
Initial reports indicate an officer shot someone four times in Elk Grove Village.
Feds' allegations detail how former Ald. Ed Burke set out to be paid by developer
The payment never happened in the case of a deal with the developer of the Old Post Office, but Burke is charged with attempted extortion -- and success is not required for a jury to find him guilty of the charge. CBS 2 Political Reporter Chris Tye reports.
Seniors celebrate the holidays at Chicago Cultural Center party
It was a day of dancing, games, and making new friends at the Chicago Cultural Center. The Department of Family and Support Services hosted the party, to spread joy and encourage seniors to stay connected in the community.
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SWAT team responds to West Rogers Park home in connection with bank robbery
A massive police presence was at the scene Friday night.
Prosecutors detail plan for former Ald. Burke to be paid by developer
With thousands of undercover recordings at their disposal, federal prosecutors spent the week laying out how Burke wanted to be paid for helping the developers of the Old Post Office.
Nearly a dozen patrons at Chipp Inn robbed at gunpoint in Noble Square
It wasn't the first time the Chipp Inn in Noble Square has been hit by robbers in recent months.
Derek Chauvin was stabbed 22 times in federal prison attack, charges say
The U.S. Attorney's Office identified the alleged perpetrator as 52-year-old John Turscak. He now faces charges of attempted murder, assault with intent to commit murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, and assault resulting in serious bodily injury.
Retired Chicago firefighter gets 2 months in prison for Jan. 6 charges
Joseph Pavlik pleaded guilty to two charges related to the riot at the U.S. Capitol.
