Mayoral Candidates Bring Snow Into Campaigns
Some candidates for Chicago Mayor are using the snow emergency to highlight their own efforts.
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Some candidates for Chicago Mayor are using the snow emergency to highlight their own efforts.
If you're waiting for your block to be plowed so you can get your car out, you'll likely have to be patient for a while.
All of Chicago is trying to recover from one of the wost winter snowstorms in recent memory. And included in those is the Chicago Cubs.
Not everyone is content to watch the snow pile up. Some came out with their shovels right away.
In west suburban Naperville as the Blizzard of 2011 raged on, the snow drifts amounted to 6 feet, and police had to abandon their squad cars as they became snowed in.
Indiana residents are used to getting more than their share of snow. This week's blizzard may be no exception.
The blizzard that will be bearing down on the city and suburbs could rank among the worst in Chicago history, if current predictions hold up.
If you remember the infamous blizzard of 1999, beware – we may be in for a snowstorm just as bad.
While the East Coast digs out from a snowstorm that dumped 15 inches, the Chicago area will be seeing a little bit of snow today, too.
The city has sent almost 175 snow-fighting trucks onto the streets to treat main roads after an early Sunday lake effect snow storm.
The city of Chicago had 174 of its snow fighting trucks patrolling Chicago's side streets early Saturday afternoon, as temperatures were expected to drop into the single digits Saturday night.
Those who have to work today should prepare for slick and treacherous conditions, as a sloppy mixture of rain, snow and sleet makes its way into the area.
Footprints in the snow Tuesday afternoon led police to three suspected burglars -- two 18-year-olds and a 16-year-old boy -- in Evanston.
More than 300 flights at Chicago airports were canceled Tuesday morning due to the persistent snow, and the roads were left in a mess around the area.
Chicago has been lucky with a lack of significant snow since New Year's, but come Tuesday, that will all change.
Snow showers in the Chicago area are causing some dangerous driving conditions on an especially chilly Friday night.
If you think December was cold and snowy, you are correct.
Potholes are beginning to show up on Chicago streets. But the pothole forecast may not be as gloomy as it's been in the past. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports on why this could be a better year for drivers.
Airlines are clearing away some of the backlog after the massive storm in the East Coast. But not quickly enough for some passengers. Many still are stuck at O'Hare International Airport. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
The Chicago region's snowfall could spell disaster for some communities if it melts too quickly.
A man was robbed and slashed in the face by two men as he shoveled snow Sunday afternoon in north suburban Evanston.
If you're dreaming of a "White Christmas" and sleigh bells in the snow, you're in luck.
The weather is nothing short of miserable in Chicago, but the situation is even worse for some of our Midwestern neighbors.
Chicago is dealing with sloppy, miserable conditions that have made for danger on the sidewalks and roads and delays and cancellations at the airports.
A storm system that is expected to drop anywhere from three to six inches of snow, possibly followed by a freezing drizzle that may leave a glazing of ice on some surfaces, is already making area roads treacherous, state police say.
