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Millions of Americans and thousands of Chicagoans are out of work, so where do they turn now?
Wait times for Instacart delivery windows are taking a little longer these days. The shoppers CBS 2 spoke with say they are lured in with the promise of generous tips, but in some cases it has turned nasty after the delivery is made.
With Chicago's restaurant industry almost at a standstill, tens of thousands of dollars have been donated to help workers depending on tips get by.
As unemployment claims rise, there are companies hiring in the Chicago area.
Another round of new unemployment claims will be released by the government Thursday morning.
The streets outside Skills for Chicagoland's future are about as empty as the downtown office itself, but don't let the empty chairs fool you.
CBS 2 continues to track issues with the state's unemployment system, which is still overwhelmed by requests amid the coronavirus crash.
A Chicago DJ from Colombia and his partner are in ICE custody, federal immigration officials confirmed.
The family of the woman killed in a DUI boat crash on the Fox River is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the man charged with her death.
Chicago police released photos of a man wanted in a battery that took place on a CTA Blue Line train in West Garfield Park last month.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has issued an ultimatum to the leaders of America's major oil companies, accusing them of "profiteering" from supply constrains caused by the U.S. war with Iran.
At least 345 people — the majority in Colorado and Minnesota — have been sickened by a salmonella outbreak, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A car slammed into a nail salon in the north Chicago suburb of Glenview on Thursday morning.
A teenage boy was in critical condition Thursday after his e-bike collided with a car near Crystal Lake, Illinois, the day before.
The Shops at North Bridge on the Magnificent Mile announced plans Thursday for a multimillion-dollar renovation project.
More than 85,000 rubber ducks will race down the Chicago River on Thursday morning in support of Special Olympics.