10-year-old girl sexually assaulted at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry
When the girl was using the restroom, the man crawled under the stall door and assaulted her.
When the girl was using the restroom, the man crawled under the stall door and assaulted her.
When the girl was using the restroom, the man crawled under the stall door and assaulted her.
A new James Bond exhibit is open at the Museum of Science and Industry, showing off the science behind 007 gadgets, cars, and stunts featured in the films.
The museum plans to reopen for normal hours on Thursday.
The museum plans to reopen for normal hours on Thursday.
"007 Science: Inventing the World of James Bond" focuses on the science and technology behind some of the famous gadgets and cars from iconic movie franchise.
The museum's head curator said "007 Science: Inventing the World of James Bond" will be the first official exhibit focused on the science and tech from the movies.
From Sean Connery to Roger Moore to Daniel Craig, movie fans definitely know 007. But what really made James Bond 007 was the high-tech spyware, and for the first time, fans can see some of the most famous movie props at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.
The presiding judge said it was the first time they had ever conducted a naturalization ceremony at the Museum of Science and Industry.
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The four-story grand tree will be surrounded by a forest of more than 50 trees.
The four-story grand tree will be surrounded by a forest of more than 50 trees.
CBS 2's Harry Porterfield talked with Jane Henson, the wife of Jim Henson, when she visited with a traveling Muppets exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry. Original airdate: July 22, 1980.
Researchers say more than eight million tons of plastic end up in the ocean each year.
The name comes from people relying on plastics to avoid using up too many natural resources, but those plastics, in turn, hurt the environment.
Guests will have the chance to walk on the floor of the ocean and see the real danger plastics pose and how to help stop it.
The exhibit explores the actions needed to prevent plastic waste from turning into pollution.
The exhibit explores the actions needed to prevent plastic waste from turning into pollution.
"We respect an employee's right to choose or decline union representation."
In a statement, museum officials said "We respect an employee's right to choose or decline union representation."
Students from Pre-K through 12th grade will show off their computer science and robotics skills while engaging in fun stem-related activities.
Students from Pre-K through 12th grade will show off their computer science and robotics skills while engaging in fun stem-related activities.
A Cupid fresco is just one of the ancient artifacts you'll see on display when the museum's Pompeii exhibit opens next week.
Pompeii was destroyed by nature more than 1,900 years ago. But as the museum notes, it was preserved in a volcanic time capsule after being destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
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