Leo High School boys' choir advances to "America's Got Talent" semifinals
On Wednesday night, the Leo choir found out that viewers had voted them to advance to the semifinals.
Chicago Food Rescue connects donors with extra food to those who need it
A Chicago man is taking a high-tech approach to his fight against food insecurity, with some great results. Jake Tepperman said he's living his dream of being part of something that is benevolent and tangible.
Rep. Robin Kelly on Epstein files, issues top of mind for constituents
Rep. Robin Kelly said while the war in Gaza is top of mind for many, her constituents are focused on what she calls "kitchen table issues."
CPD's LGBTQ+ liaisons work year-round to help community
The parade is over and pride month is done, but the Chicago Police Department's LGBTQ+ liaisons are still hard at work.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker to announce run for third term this week, source says
There has been speculation in recent months that Pritzker might run for president in the future.
Dad of girl killed by Metra train in Barrington wants to know why there's still no pedestrian gate
Mike Lacson's interview with CBS News Chicago was the first time he spoke one-on-one about losing his daughter — and the pain that never goes away.
Retired Chicago White Sox organist Nancy Faust to return for 6 games this year
Faust will be returning for a series of nostalgic performances on six Coca-Cola Family Sundays.
West suburban baker transforms cupcakes into lifelike floral arrangements
Jola Kalski, 62, has a talent for turning butter cream into art that often catches her customers by surprise.
Davis Theater in Lincoln Square offering yearly memberships for filmgoers
The Davis Theater dates back to 1918 when it was known as the Pershing Theater.
Lung cancer patient turns her late diagnosis into mission to educate others
At only age 28, the newlywed and busy teacher initially dismissed her symptoms. As her cough and fatigue worsened, she finally saw her primary care doctor.
Numerous victims say they lost everything in timeshare purchasing scam
In 2022, CBS News Chicago reported on an elaborate scam in which a man lost hundreds of thousands. Since then, dozens more have come forward saying the same happened to them.
Son of woman killed in domestic shooting helps pass Illinois law to protect victims
Manny Alvarez does not like to call himself brave. But he does want to keep helping domestic violence survivors—any way he can.
Trump's border czar says deportation plan will start in Chicago
Homan was a guest at a holiday party hosted by the Law and Order PAC and the Northwest Side GOP Club.
Chicago high school teacher urges future voters in his class to think hard about issues
The students talk about the issues and the candidates in class, and they have a lot to say.
In her final days, loved ones bring woman early Christmas cheer
Known for her lifelong love of Christmas, Jamie Haley's family is bringing the joy of the season to her in a big way.