Bystander struck by gunfire during South Holland shooting
Two people were in an argument in a parking lot at the community center at 501 E. 170th St., which led to the shooting.
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Stepmother charged after 9-year-old boy brings gun to South Holland after-school program
The student had just arrived from his elementary school.
South suburban couple frustrated after thieves trash Kia
This was one of many Kia and Hyundai thefts that have been have been happening lately in the Chicago area and well beyond. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
South Holland woman fraudulently received $440,000 in COVID aid, prosecutors say
A South Holland woman was charged with fraudulently obtaining more than $440,000 in federal pandemic aid.
South Holland woman fraudulently received $440,000 in COVID aid
Prosecutors said the woman applied for the money claiming to run companies that did not actually exist.
South Holland students produce newscasts and get new equipment, thanks to journalism organization
"We knew what we were doing was great, but we also knew there was so much room for growth. That just opened the door for us to do really great things with our kids."
Long lines, traffic jams on last day of early voting in Chicago area
In Mount Greenwood, people who had the time to stick around found themselves delayed – much longer than expected.
Nonprofit Better Together hosting job fair in suburban South Holland
We're working for Chicago and making sure you know about job openings in our area.
Feds' mistake costs South Holland retiree more than $49,000 in pension payments
Beatrice Fells retired from the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2020 after 41 years of work.
Gunman who opened fire at gathering at South Holland park fatally shot by off-duty police officer
The domestic dispute arose among a man and his current and former girlfriends.
One person dead in shooting at South Holland gas station
The incident happened late Tuesday afternoon at the BP station at a BP station on East 162nd Street in the south suburb.
1 person dead in shooting at South Holland gas station
The incident happened late Tuesday afternoon at the BP station at a BP station on East 162nd Street in the south suburb.
Students at Madison School in South Holland produce innovative video newscast
We'd like to introduce you to some highly motivated children in the south suburbs who sacrifice and give up their free time to work on an innovative school project. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
Students at Madison School in South Holland produce innovative video newscast
We'd like to introduce you to some highly motivated children in the south suburbs who sacrifice and give up their free time to work on an innovative school project.
1 Dead, 4 Injured In Rollover Crash On I-94
One person is dead, and four others were injured following a roll-over crash on Interstate-94 early Saturday morning.
Roof Of South Holland Tire Business Collapses Under Heavy Snow
The owner said a beam also fell, but no one was hurt.
2 People Arrested Following Accidental Friendly-Fire Shooting Of 2 CPD Officers In Lyons
A man and woman were arrested Thursday morning following a scuffle in left two officers shot in west suburban Lyons Wednesday night, according to Lyons police Chief Thomas Heroin.
Preckwinkle Joins In Ribbon-Cutting For Newly-Renovated Sand Ridge Nature Center In South Holland
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle was among those cutting the ribbon Saturday morning on a newly-renovated nature center in the south suburbs.
Vacant Storage Building In South Holland Collapses Under Heavy Snow
South Holland Deputy Fire Chief Bryant Krizik said part of a vacant storage building near 166th and State collapsed sometime on Wednesday, although it wasn't clear exactly when it happened.
3 Men Charged In Federal Indictment With Kidnapping People In Suburbs Last Year
Three men have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of kidnapping several people at gunpoint in the south and west suburbs, prosecutors announced Monday.
South Holland Woman Fined Hundreds For Rusty Flag Pole She Couldn't Afford To Fix While Laid Off
Laid off since March, and mother to a college student, fixing a rusty flagpole was not at the top of Yvette Walker's list.
Funeral Wednesday For Dylan Cunningham, South Holland Firefighter Who Died In Diving Accident
The 29-year-old was expecting a child with his fiancé.
South Holland Firefighter Dylan Cunningham Dies In Training Accident In Kankakee
Cunningham, 29, of Thornton, was diving during a training exercise at Haigh Quarry in Kankakee around 9:30 p.m. when he ended up in "critical distress."
South Holland License Branch Shuts Down After Worker Tests For COVID-19
The South Holland license branch is closing until Sept. 1 after a worker there tested postive for COVID-19, Secretary of State Jesse White said.
Some South Suburban Residents Remain Hot, In The Dark, And Stuck Without Power
On Thursday night, generators continued buzzing in neighborhoods across the area, as some ComEd customers entered a fifth day without electricity.
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No threat found after Red Oak Elementary in Highland Park evacuated over bomb threat
The school was set to resume normal operations at 11:30 a.m., with all bus routes running at 11 a.m.
Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival and South Asian Film Festival begin Thursday
The LGBTQ+ International Film Festival begins at the Music Box Theatre, with the Chicago premiere of Andy Vallentine's "The Mattachine Family."
Chicago Public Schools students celebrate International Day of Peace
Sutherland Elementary School in the Beverly neighborhood got an early start by sharing their message in song: "Put a Little Love in Your Heart."
Suspect, person of interest in murder of Romeoville family dead after crash in Oklahoma
Police said a vehicle connected to the suspect was found in Oklahoma where police attempted to stop him before a fiery crash.
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Bears deny rumors of FBI raid at Halas Hall
Rumors had been swirling surrounding the resignation of defensive coordinator Alan Williams, who had missed their previous game.
Suspects in murder of Romeoville family found in Oklahoma
Police said a vehicle connected to the suspect was found in Oklahoma where police attempted to stop him before a fiery crash.
No threat found after Red Oak Elementary in Highland Park evacuated over bomb threat
The school was set to resume normal operations at 11:30 a.m., with all bus routes running at 11 a.m.
Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival and South Asian Film Festival begin Thursday
The LGBTQ+ International Film Festival begins at the Music Box Theatre, with the Chicago premiere of Andy Vallentine's "The Mattachine Family."
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Hospital changed disposal procedures after CBS 2 bought empty COVID-19 vaccine vials
After a pharmacy director admitted selling "empty" COVID vaccine vials to CBS 2, the hospital changed policy to protect the public.
Former state inspector Jose Guillen expected to plead guilty to lying about groping women
Guillen was indicted last year on four counts of deprivation of civil rights and one count of obstruction of justice
Electric rental car breaks down, traps Gurnee mom, daughter inside
They turned to CBS 2 Investigators for help after they then got stuck with a big bill.
New fraud targets doctors, nurses and other medical professionals
You can help us for an upcoming investigation focusing on fraud by filling out a short survey.
CCL holder shoots invader in Belmont Cragin; surge in FOID holders in Chicago
As of May, Cook County was closing in on nearly 750,000 FOID card holders.
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City Council committee backs proposal to raise minimum wage for tipped workers
The ordinance would gradually increase the minimum wage for tipped workers to match the full minimum wage by July 1, 2028.
Inspector general seizes computers from Chicago city treasurer's office
Two former employees have accused the city treasurer of widespread ethics violations.
Brandon Tolliver to be sworn in as Aurora's youngest City Council member
Tolliver was picked by the mayor to fill the Aurora City Council vacancy left by the late Ald. Scheketa Hart-Burns, who passed away in June
Illinois becomes first state to end cash bail
Monday will be a big day at places like the Cook County Jail and others across the state, as inmates will be able to petition the court to review their case as this ruling takes effect.
Compromise reached on plan to eliminate lower minimum wage for tipped workers in Chicago
The City Council is now expected to approve a plan to phase out the lower minimum wage for tipped workers over five years, instead of just two.
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Indiana AG sues MV Realty, says company is deceptive
MV Realty is based out of Florida, but operates in Indiana and several other states – including Illinois.
Contractor accused of scamming people in need of housework
They accused James Nesbitt of taking off with deposits without completing jobs and complained he didn't respond to customers.
Getting Hosed: Officials finally address on bad water billing at City Council hearing
The Chicago City Council Finance Committee held a hearing Tuesday with the heads of the Water Management and Finance departments.
Chime customer frustrated by slow response after bogus $1,200 charge
She was yet another victim who didn't get their money back until CBS 2 got involved.
Hackers post crude content on Schaumburg spa's Facebook page
While Noelle Fredrick frequently has to straighten up her spa workspace, but what she can't seem to tidy up is her spa's Facebook page.
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Hospital changed disposal procedures after CBS 2 bought empty COVID-19 vaccine vials
After a pharmacy director admitted selling "empty" COVID vaccine vials to CBS 2, the hospital changed policy to protect the public.
Free COVID test kits are coming back. Here's how to get them.
The Biden administration is also pouring $600 million into more COVID tests manufacturing across the U.S.
Two people in DuPage County die from West Nile Virus
There have been six human cases reported in DuPage County in 2023.
Just over a year old, NICU at Silver Cross Hospital is fulfilling a critical need
September is NICU Awareness Month. So CBS 2 decided to honor a few people who make sacrifices to be there for the littlest of patients.
U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly introduces "Cares For Moms Act" in bid to reduce maternal mortality rates
Recent studies have found the number of mothers dying of pregnancy-related causes in the United States has more than doubled in the last 20 years.
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Alderman wants moratorium on Dollar Tree stores, says properties are "filthy"
"I want to see a moratorium on these type of businesses opening up in our city," said Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th). "This happens in communities all across the city of Chicago."
Kroger and Albertsons sell hundreds of stores in a bid to clear merger of the 2 largest US groceries
Grocers Kroger and Albertsons are selling more than 400 stores and other assets to C&S Wholesale Grocers in an approximately $1.9 billion deal as part of their efforts to complete their merger.
Steppenwolf Theatre announces layoffs of 13 staffers
The company said it has been "negatively impacted by a protracted post-pandemic economic recovery for our sector and the rising cost of inflation,"
Reza's Restaurant closes original Andersonville location after 40 years in business
Reza's has been serving Persian cuisine at 5255 N. Clark St. since 1983.
Chicago Brew Pass aims to pump up craft brew scene with prizes
A map helps customers hop their way across the city and participate in a program filled with prizes and pilsners.
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Cubs fall to Pirates for sixth loss in seven games
Ian Happ hit his third career grand slam, a drive off Mitch Keller (13-9) in a five-run fifth.
Bears deny rumors of FBI raid at Halas Hall
Rumors had been swirling surrounding the resignation of defensive coordinator Alan Williams, who had missed their previous game.
Justin Fields says he's not blaming coaches for early season struggles
Fields has had a rough start to his third season. He said on Wednesday he's felt robotic and has not been playing like himself.
Alan Williams resigns as Bears' defensive coordinator
Williams, in his second season as Chicago's defensive coordinator, missed last week's game at Tampa Bay after working the opener against the Green Bay Packers.
Lane Thomas' grand slam helps Nationals blast White Sox 13-3
Gavin Sheets drove in two runs for Chicago, which has dropped nine of 12 and 14 of 19.
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Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival and South Asian Film Festival begin Thursday
The LGBTQ+ International Film Festival begins at the Music Box Theatre, with the Chicago premiere of Andy Vallentine's "The Mattachine Family."
Elgin church recreates program from 1893 at pipe organ concert
Renowned organist Douglas Cleveland performed the exact program that historically acclaimed organist Clarence Eddy performed 130 years ago.
Drew Barrymore says talk show will not return until "strike is over"
"I have listened to everyone, and I am making the decision to pause the show's premiere until the strike is over," Barrymore wrote on Instagram.
Lifelong friends compete in absurd challenges on "Buddy Games"
Six teams of lifelong friends join host Josh Duhamel at a stunning lake house where they compete in absurd physical and mental challenges.
Taylor Swift dominates 2023 MTV Video Music Awards
The pop superstar took home 9 of the 11 awards she was up for, including the night's top prize. But this year's VMAs also centered on music's global power.
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Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival and South Asian Film Festival begin Thursday
Thursday night is the opening night of the Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival, as well as the Chicago South Asian Film Festival.
World Alzheimer’s Day: New treatments giving hope to families
Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter Executive Director Delia Jervier joined CBS 2 for World Alzheimer’s Day to discuss a new treatment that is giving hope to many families.
CPS students celebrating International Day of Peace
Chicago Public Schools students hope to encourage peace in their communities for the International Day of Peace on Thursday.
At least 9 robberies overnight, some violent
Chicago police are investigating at least nine overnight robberies across the city. The crime spree began just before 1 a.m. and ended before 2 a.m.; some incidents turned violent.
3 people shot, 1 fatally, while driving in Chicago
Police said the shooting took place around 8 p.m. near 44th and Rockwell streets.
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Suspect, person of interest in murder of Romeoville family dead after crash in Oklahoma
Police said a vehicle connected to the suspect was found in Oklahoma where police attempted to stop him before a fiery crash.
Hyde Park shooting leaves man, 21, injured
The victim was shot in the thigh and was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in an unknown condition.
Stabbing in Grant Park skate park leaves man in critical condition
The 33-year-old man was stabbed throughout his body after a quarrel with an unknown attacker, police said.
Chicago shooting: 3 shot in South Austin neighborhood
No suspects have been arrested. Area 4 detectives were investigating.
Mother pleas for help to find her 14-year-old son's killer
Marshawn Mitchell was shot and killed leaving a homecoming football game in south suburban Country Club Hills last week.
