A night of music and art brings funds at hope for people with loved ones fighting in Ukraine
Dozens of supporters attended a benefit concert in Chicago's Ukrainian Village neighborhood Friday night to help the people of war-torn Ukraine.
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Dozens of supporters attended a benefit concert in Chicago's Ukrainian Village neighborhood Friday night to help the people of war-torn Ukraine.
Dozens of supporters attended a benefit concert in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village neighborhood Friday night to help the people of war-torn Ukraine. CBS 2's Jackie Kostek reports.
There is an urgent need right now for everyday things like diapers, food, and clothing, that need will go on long after the war in Ukraine ends.
Liliia Chernytska says with each day that passes, her concern for her home country grows. CBS 2's Meredith Barack reports.
The president criticized oil companies for failing to produce what the country needs, while sitting on "record profits."
"The need is not just going to end overnight. We hope the war will end soon and we pray for peace. But we realize that the need is going to continue to be there."
The organization is also working to bring injured Ukrainian soldiers and children to Chicago.
The mayors of Chicago and Warsaw, Poland are joining forces to help the people of Ukraine.
For Chicago native Jerome Randle, the war in Ukraine hit very close to home. The Hales Franciscan graduate was in his second stint playing professionally there and even represented the country on their national team.
Students from St. Nicholas not only gathered in song and prayer, but kids from other Catholic schools in the city were bussed in for the assembly.
In the war in Ukraine, Russia is ramping up its attacks in the port city of Mariupol, while around the country, Ukrainians continue to hold back Russian ground forces in other major cities. CBS News’ Tom Hanson reports on a rescue mission at the site of another missile strike.
The sister of the Minnesota native killed amid Russian shelling in the city of Chernihiv tells CBS News he "did not feel that the world would let this happen."
Nine Chicago doctors have returned home after going on the ground in Ukraine and Poland.
Nine Chicago doctors have returned home after going on the ground in Ukraine and Poland. They talked with CBS 2's Marissa Perlman about their experiences.
"I can't stay here. This is the first time in my life I felt completely helpless."
Dozens of Chicago's most popular chefs will take over Navy Pier on Wednesday – in an effort to raise $1 million to feed Ukrainian refugees.
Dozens of Chicago's most popular chefs will take over Navy Pier on Wednesday – in an effort to raise $1 million to feed Ukrainian refugees. CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports.
The University of Chicago announced Tuesday that it will give full-tuition scholarships for undergraduate students affected by the war in Ukraine.
The University of Chicago announced Tuesday that it will give full-tuition scholarships for undergraduate students affected by the war in Ukraine.
Wounded correspondent Benjamin Hall remains hospitalized, the network said.
As millions continue to flee Ukraine after the Russian invasion, a Chicago native is not only working to get her family out of Ukraine, but much needed supplies back into the country.
American journalist Brent Renaud was by Russian forces in the town of Irpin outside the capital of Kyiv as they were traveling to film refugees, Ukrainian police said Sunday.
CBS News' Debra Alfarone has the latest on the war in Ukraine, including the administration's words of warning for the Kremlin.
A large group gathered Sunday for a rally outside the Ukrainian Cultural Center in Ukrainian Village.
A total of 35 people died and more than 130 were injured in the attack. CBS News' Debra Alfarone reports.
