CBS 2 Vault: Some Chicago area hauntings, as seen in the 1980s
Halloween is days away, and we reached back into the CBS 2 Vault for some reports on Chicago area hauntings back in the 1980s.
Chicago Hauntings: The grisly story of Adolph Luetgert murdering his wife in his sausage factory
For this all-new edition of our Chicago Hauntings series, we were joined by Robert Loerzel – author of the 2003 book, "Alchemy of Bones: Chicago's Luetgert Murder Case of 1897."
CBS 2 Vault: The ghoulish Halloween decorations and fancy pumpkin carvings of more than 40 years ago
Watch some classic CBS 2 reports from Harry Porterfield in 1978, and Bob Wallace in 1980.
Prosecutors: Officers spoke to, released woman three times before arrest in landlord's murder
Cook County Criminal Court Judge Barbara Dawkins issued a no-bond order Thursday for Sandra Kolalou.
CBS 2 Vault: Bob Wallace visits Chicago Halloween costume parties in the early 80s
Back in the day, nobody had more fun on Halloween in Chicago than CBS 2's Bob Wallace.
Remembering Jim Post, Chicago folk music icon who died last month at 82
Post died Wednesday, Sept. 14, in Dubuque, Iowa, according to an obit published in Dubuque Today.
Museum of Science and Industry auctioning pieces of closed circus exhibit
Several items from the circus featured at the museum are going up for auction.
Cook County Commissioner John Daley remembers meeting Queen Elizabeth II in Chicago when he was 13
Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and one of the most enduring royal personalities the world has known, died Thursday at the age of 96.
The Grafton Pub & Grill, a Lincoln Square staple for nearly 20 years, is going out of business
Owners Malcolm and Andrea Molloy and general manager Ambrose Cappucio announced that the last day for The Grafton will be Sunday, Aug. 28.
University of Chicago scientists' new method for quantum simulations could lead to breakthroughs
The U of C says quantum phase transitions can "make a physicist's jaw drop." They can involve a material becoming magnetic when it wasn't before.
Aldi opens contest for couple to get married at model store in Batavia
What's the first place that springs to mind when you think of a wedding venue? A chapel in Las Vegas? A fancy church? Some abandoned concrete grain elevators in Buffalo? How about an Aldi store?
Data show Chicago has seen the greatest number of mass shootings in the U.S. this year to date
When it comes to analyzing gun violence trends in Chicago, the numbers tell the story.
Dan Wolf, longtime owner of The Bagel Restaurant, dies at 77
Wolf was also a commissioner and president of the Lake View East Chamber of Commerce, his obit noted.
Art Institute lions to be removed temporarily for conservation work
On Tuesday of next week, the bronze lions will be removed from their plinths at the Michigan Avenue entrance to the esteemed art museum for conservation treatment.
Paul Zimbrakos, longtime City News Bureau editor who trained generations of journalists, dies at 86
Legions of reporters who passed through City News over the years remember Zimbrakos for his attention to detail, his wisdom and knowledge, and the guidance he provided in a role that many would describe as more a teacher than a boss.