Live Version Of 'School House Rock' Comes To Chicago
Now, the fun and catchy tunes are being performed on the stage -- this time with a modern twist. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
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Now, the fun and catchy tunes are being performed on the stage -- this time with a modern twist. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
Finesse and training are more necessary than ever because of the volatile climate, authorities say. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
Eight people were killed and 52 were wounded in shootings over the weekend in Chicago. It's the third time this year shootings have reached 60 in one weekend.
First Deputy Supt. John Escalante says the Chicago department has reached out to the police department in Baton Rouge, La. to offer any support.
Cindy Guerra says she dragged the boy to the grass and immediately started CPR. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
It's a Friday morning at The Brookdale Senior Living Center in Lincoln Park. About a dozen seniors gather for their weekly dance therapy program.
An off-duty Chicago police sergeant was being hailed for saving a boy's life Saturday evening, after he was reported drowned at an Orland Park pool party.
A Wheaton mail carrier was rushed to the hospital after being stung by dozens of hornets on Tuesday.
Trip planner Amy Seng says a third of her business has been affected by fears of the disease.
A boy receives new "blade feet' with help from a Boston woman who lost her leg in the marathon bombing.
Route 390 is now the state's first cashless tollway, with all tolls being collected via I-PASS transponders, or online. The new tollway opened at midnight Tuesday.
But what happens a few months down the road, after the "stopgap" budget expires? Shelter officials don't know.
A young woman was killed while riding a Divvy bike on Friday when she was hit by a truck in the Avondale neighborhood, the first fatal crash involving the city's bike-sharing program.
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee touched on Chicago's violence. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Billed as the first of its kind in the state, a new zip line and treetop obstacle course is open in Western Springs.
Back by popular demand; the CTA's No. 11/Lincoln bus route is running again from Ravenswood to Lincoln Park.
Recovery on Water, or ROW, began in 2008 with four rowers who were breast cancer survivors. Now, it has 60 members.
This weekend's qualifying races pit catamarans against each other.
Demand for the service is large in Cook County because of the large population. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
A wet May and a warm start to June have wreaked havoc on many allergy sufferers.
From Jay's potato chips to Andes mints, from Cracker Jack to giardiniera, if you're homesick, The Chicago Gift Box is just what the doctor ordered.
WBBM's Lisa Fielding talks with the show's director about bringing Bikini Bottom to the Windy City.
Just three months before Alez Valadez Jr. was born, his father, a Chicago Police officer, was killed in the line of duty.
The Emanuel administration has agreed to pay $2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by two Chicago police officers who claimed they were victims of retaliation after blowing the whistle on corruption. The deal spares the mayor from possibly having to testify about a "code of silence" within the department.
You'd never know by looking at him, but Chris Reed is the new face of addiction. He's clean-cut, fresh-faced, well-dressed, and well-spoken. He grew up in Algonquin and attended Jacobs High School.
