What Caught My Eye: Sept. 17, 2023
From pups colored to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October to plants that are looking forward to the fall season. Here is what caught Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
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What Caught My Eye: Sept. 10, 2023
From a special birthday photo shoot to a simple day out on a boat. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: Sept. 2, 2023
From a moonlit evening on the lake to a familiar friend who can't stay out of Robb's garden. Here's a look at what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
No bond for man accused of holding firefighters at knifepoint in Auburn Gresham
Melvin Jordan was out on bond awaiting a new trial in a 2005 murder when he was arrested on charges of holding two firefighters at knifepoint in an Auburn Gresham basement. As CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports, that bond has now been revoked.
Reinsdorf: 'Virtually no possibility' that gunshots came from inside ballpark
White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf said on Wednesday night, he got an update on the investigation from Interim police Supt. Fred Waller on the shooting incident at Guaranteed Rate Field. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
National Forgiveness Day - Here's how to celebrate
CBS 2' Suzanne Le Mignot spoke with the founder of the day, Dr. Debi Silber of the Post Betrayal Transformation Institute.
What Caught My Eye: Aug. 27, 2023
From an illuminated sky at North Avenue Beach to art created by last week's heat. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: Aug, 13, 2023
If you're a puppy lover or attending a comic and fan convention this weekend, you'll want to see what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: Aug. 6, 2023
From a glimpse inside the National Association of Black Journalists convention to service dogs being trained while watching a show. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Ed Curran's eye this week.
Activist's son wants to break cycle of violence after murder of own son
Robin Hood Jr. remembers raising his son Rashaun - even going to parenting class himself as a 17-year-old father - to make sure he had all the tools to raise his son right. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
What Caught My Eye: July 30, 2023
From a stunning view of the Chicago skyline to a pet who doesn't like their sleep disrupted. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
Renaissance Tour, Pitchfork Music Fest makes for busy Chicago weekend
The sold-out Renaissance Tour featuring Beyoncé along with the Pitchfork Music Festival is bringing not just thousands of visitors, but business to shops and services in the city.
What Caught My Eye: July 23, 2023
From a cat who's looking to catch a nap after dinner to a visitor that's helping Robb keep his garden safe. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: July 16, 2023
It's an instant vacation with a touch of beauty and color. From a captivating waterfall to vibrant alliums, and a visit from a swallowtail butterfly. Here are three photos that caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: July 9, 2023
From a beautiful sunrise taken by a loyal viewer to what's new in Robb's garden. Here's a look at what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: July 2, 2023
From a stunning view from a spa in California to the vibrant color of the purple coneflower. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
School counselor laments U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action
Sarah MacCallum of Noble Schools also says the Supreme Court decision leaves upcoming college seniors with a lot of questions. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
School counselor calls affirmative action ruling a 'major setback'
The Noble Schools official called U.S. Supreme Court ruling rejecting affirmative action a huge blow when it comes to equality and diversity. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Wrong-way driver hits vehicle on I-55, kills couple
Police said a wrong-way in a black Ford F-150 driver went northbound in the southbound lanes near Lorenzo Road and mile marker 238, striking a light-colored GMC Yukon head-on and killing a man and woman people in the GMC. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Parents killed in crash caused by wrong-way driver on I-55
Ronald Dube, 35, and Kelly Quinlan-Dube, 34, both of Emington, Illinois in Livingston County, were killed in the crash
What Caught My Eye: June 18, 2023
From an update involving one of the PAWS Pet of the Week to a plant used as an additive in coffee. Here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
Residents frustrated after Merrillville apartment complex is deemed 'unfit for human habitation'
The residents of the Hickory Ridge Lake Apartments complex say they are being evacuated because of mold and other problems. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Tenants forced out after Merrillville, Indiana buildings are condemned
CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot spoke to tenants, who are frustrated - and are still paying June rent.
What Caught My Eye: June 11, 2023
If you're looking for a possible new beach to visit or love the sight of bee balms, take a look at what caught Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
What Caught My Eye: June 4, 2023
From our continued series of plants to a look at the prize of the Indy 500, here's what caught CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot and Robb Ellis' eye this week.
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Girl who beat cancer travels to watch Bears game in Kansas City
Sophie Nieves, 12, battled Leukemia for more than two years and was just declared cancer-free last month.
Walgreens apologizes for canceling COVID-19 vaccine appointments
In a statement, a spokesperson said, "We are aware of some locations where appointments had to be rescheduled due to delays in supply."
Funeral for Hillcrest High School student to be held next week
Marshawn Mitchell, 14, was shot multiple times outside of his school's homecoming football game on Sept. 15.
86-year-old man killed in Auburn Gresham shooting
Neighbors and family described Charles Hobson Sr. as a caring grandfather-figure and "man of God."
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GM and Stellantis plants in Bolingbrook and Naperville join UAW strike
"We're not going to wait around forever for a fair contract," UAW President Shawn Fain said. "The companies know how to make this right."
86-year-old man killed in Auburn Gresham shooting
Chicago police said the victim was found outside with a gunshot wound to the left thigh.
Female Illinois firefighters train and learn from other female firefighters
Some 35 women brought their gear from departments all across the state.
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Girl who beat cancer travels to watch Bears game in Kansas City
Sophie Nieves, 12, battled Leukemia for more than two years and was just declared cancer-free last month.
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Now-dead man suspected in murder of Romeoville family had lengthy criminal record
Nathaniel Huey Jr.'s criminal past should have been a red flag – including a court order banning him from possessing firearms.
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
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Chicago alderman calls for ordinance ensuring sidewalk repairs with construction projects
Ald. Gilbert Villegas (36th) is calling out the city's Department of Transportation to work more efficiently.
Retired Cook County judge disbarred over fleecing of late Tuskegee Airman uncle
Patricia Martin admitted to misconduct after being accused of using nearly $250,000 of her uncle's funds for her own personal purposes.
Chicago signs $29M contract with security firm to set up tent "base camps" for migrants
City officials have said the priority for the base camps would be to relocate migrants who have been sleeping on the floors of police stations.
Judge delays order that Chicago State University provide documents at center of Nigerian presidential dispute
Bola Tinubu's political rival, Atiku Abubakar, claims that documents showing that Tinubu graduated from Chicago State in 1979 are not authentic, and that is grounds to nullify Tinubu's election victory earlier this year.
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.
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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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How FDA's top vaccines official is timing his COVID and flu shots
Can you get your COVID booster and flu shot at the same time? Here's what health experts say.
Silver Cross NICU like a second home for some new parents
Millions of babies are born prematurely every year. That translates to about one in 10 newborns who need extra support in the NICU.
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.
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GM and Stellantis plants in Bolingbrook and Naperville join UAW strike
"We're not going to wait around forever for a fair contract," UAW President Shawn Fain said. "The companies know how to make this right."
Workers at Chicago Ford plant worry they may have to walk off the job amid strike
Hundreds of autoworkers gathered Thursday outside the UAW Local 551 headquarters, 13550 S. Torrence Ave., to protest.
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,"
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Altmyer bounces back, leads Illini win over Florida Atlantic, 23-17
Luke Altmyer threw a touchdown pass and ran for another and Isaiah Williams caught eight passes for 120 yards to lead Illinois to a 23-17 win over Florida Atlantic in a non-conference game.
Bellinger hits tiebreaking sacrifice fly as Cubs beat Rockies 6-3
Cody Bellinger hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the seventh inning, and the Chicago Cubs topped the Colorado Rockies 6-3 to improve their position in the NL wild-card standings.
White Sox fall to Red Sox for 10th loss in last 13 games
The White Sox are looking to avoid just their second 100-loss season in 53 years.
Taillon pitches 6 scoreless as Cubs blank Rockies
Seiya Suzuki and Jared Young each hit two-run homers, Jameson Taillon pitched six scoreless innings and the struggling Chicago Cubs improved their playoff chances with a 6-0 win over the Colorado Rockies Friday.
Bears vs. Chiefs: 3 things to watch in Sunday's Week 3 matchup
The Bears are not a dumpster fire, but fans understandably are trying to locate the nearest exit just two games into the season.
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"The Amazing Race" set to return for milestone 35th season
The Emmy Award-winning series returns for its biggest season yet with 90-minute original episodes starting Wednesday, Sept. 27.
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.
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12-year-old who beat cancer travels to watch Bears game in Kansas City
There was a special sendoff at O'Hare International Airport for a special kid on Saturday. Sophie Nieves, 12, battled Leukemia for more than two years and was just declared cancer-free last month.
Group of flamingos spotted on Lake Michigan in Wisconsin
Now here's something you don't see everyday, or ever: flamingos in Wisconsin.
Walgreens apologizes for canceling COVID-19 vaccine appointments due to supply delay
Walgreens is responding to questions about COVID-19 vaccine appointments getting canceled at some of its pharmacies.
Funeral for Hillcrest High School student to be held next week
The funeral for a 14-year-old boy shot and killed after a homecoming football game at Hillcrest High School earlier this month is set to be held Sept. 30 in Harvey.
Family, neighbors stunned after 86-year-old grandfather shot and killed in Chicago
An 86-year-old man was shot and killed in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Saturday morning.
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Funeral for Hillcrest High School student to be held next week
Marshawn Mitchell, 14, was shot multiple times outside of his school's homecoming football game on Sept. 15.
86-year-old man killed in Auburn Gresham shooting
Neighbors and family described Charles Hobson Sr. as a caring grandfather-figure and "man of God."
22-year-old man in critical condition after South Shore shooting
The victim then boarded a bus traveling westbound on 67th Street before being transported to the University of Chicago Hospital.
2 delivery men robbed at gunpoint on Northwest Side within minutes
No one is in custody in connection with either incident.
Police search for robber who targeted two mail carriers on same Humboldt Park block
Police said a robber in a hooded sweatshirt and ski mask pointed a gun at the postal workers and stole their mail.
