Journey Of Hope Cyclists Stop At North Suburban YMCA This Week: "Wheels Versus Wheels" Football Game
Cross country riders from the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity are trading in their bikes for wheelchairs this week in Northbrook.
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Cross country riders from the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity are trading in their bikes for wheelchairs this week in Northbrook.
Michael Jefferson was awaiting trial on gun charges inside the Menard Correctional Center, when he was found dead in his cell. Now his mother wants answers.
On July 29th, Cinema Chicago is honoring Jane Fonda with the Gold Hugo Career Achievement Award.
Dozens of cab drivers protested Tuesday morning outside the office of LOMTO Federal Credit Union's Chicago legal representatives, 661 W. Grand.
Nothing was off the table as Cardinal Blase Cupich spoke Monday to a packed house of City Club of Chicago members at Maggiano's in Chicago's River North neighborhood.
A 2015 Tony Award-nominated musical is playing in Chicago for the next couple of weeks!
Monarch butterflies now have more places to call home in Illinois thanks to a dedicated Eagle Scout.
A young Chicago man might be deported next week because he says Chicago police call him a gang member.
Shoreline Sightseeing Architecture River Tour receives top rank in TripAdvisor's most booked tours in the United States list.
Two Chicago area children will travel with their parents to Washington D.C. this week to urge lawmakers not to cut Medicaid as part of the proposed health care reform bill.
The several simultaneous surgeries at Northwestern took place over the course of two days in June.
ATF agents will work with the Chicago Police Department's Organized Crime Bureau to combat gun violence in the city. CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports.
Evanston Township High School held a special ceremony on Tuesday to present 100-year-old Naomi Thompson Woods with her long awaited diploma.
Every night, trucks from the Greater Chicago Food Depository pick up unsold salads, sandwiches and wraps from Starbucks and delivers them to homeless shelters.
It's the only retail chain in the U.S. with automated external defibrillators in their stores. Now they've saved another life because of it.
Divvy has put in an order for 40 new stations and about 400 new bikes, they expect they will arrive in the late summer.
One of only two major clock factories in the world, second only to China, resides in Chicago's West side, and is a hidden treasure.
The Broadway classic is at Chicago's Oriental Theatre through July 2.
Nearly a week after a house explosion rocked a Marengo neighborhood, the community is coming together to help the dozens who were affected.
An 18-year-old Tinley Park teen will be the youngest competitor at the Wisconsin Ironman this Sunday.
Shields Middle School students wrote letters to Ald. Raymond Lopez expressing concern about the violence in their neighborhood. WBBM's Lisa Fielding reports.
Vineline Magazine editor Gary Cohen and the Cubs staff were banking on a happy ending when they started documenting the 2016 season.
Susan G Komen wants 100,000 Chicagoland women to get mammograms by the end of October,
A developer has been chosen to lead the revitalization of the old Michael Reese hospital site in Bronzeville.
Crowds have been nonstop since the world's first stand-alone Nutella Cafe opened on Wednesday morning in downtown Chicago.
