More say they were scammed by Window Depot USA of Chicago
We first told you last week about a home remodeling company that apparently duped many customers in our area for big bucks.
Employee says he was stiffed by home remodeling company
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar spoke to the former sales manager of Window Depot USA of Chicago - who said not only were customers taken advantage of, but so was he.
Homeowners out thousands after they say home remodeling company never showed up
The Illinois Attorney General is now investigating more than a dozen formal complaints filed against Window Depot USA of Chicago.
Lawsuits accuse obstetrician of examining patients while intoxicated
Dr. Vernon Cannon was an obstetrician-gynecologist at the DuPage Medical Group, now known as Duly Health and Care.
Slain teen's family wants state to turn down convicted killer's bid for clemency
Robert G. Turner was convicted of killing Bridget Drobney in 1985, and is asking the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to let him out of prison.
Doctor says it's possible White Sox player can play again after cancer diagnosis
The Sox closer said he started treatment and is confident he will make a full recovery and be back with the team as soon as possible.
Illinois House approves assault weapons ban, bill heads to state Senate
It comes in the wake of the July 4 Highland Park parade shooting which left seven people dead and dozens more wounded.
Chicago attorney caught on Zoom swearing, using racial slur
The judge presiding over the courtroom called the comments "unprofessional, disrespectful, and contemptuous."
Damar Hamlin's injury brings back difficult memory for NHL Hall of Famer
Chris Pronger collapsed during a Stanley Cup playoff game after he was struck in the chest with a hockey puck.
Pain remains fresh, push for change strong six months after Highland Park shooting
CBS 2's Charlie De Mar sat down with a number of people directly impacted.
Damar Hamlin has lung damage and is still on ventilator, uncle says
Dorrian Glenn said Hamlin's heart stopped twice — once on the field and again at the hospital.
Volunteer works to get Chicago's homeless to hotel amid dangerous cold
Jermaine Jordan is proving what it means to give a helping hand.
Some businesses press on in Whiting, Indiana despite snow, extreme cold
Northwest Indiana was being hit hardest by the winter storm that struck the Chicago area Thursday, and it wasn't over in the nighttime hours.
Chicago counselor raising money for coloring, puzzle books for kids
"Due to the violence, we have had to cancel our after school programs. Before that, we had to cancel outdoor recess due to the violence."
City Council passes ordinance with new penalties for illegal guns, but some aren't on board
This week, the City Council passed an ordinance allowing police to impose fines and jail time on people caught with an illegal gun – regardless of what happens in court.