Pedestrian hit by Metra UP-NW train near Arlington Heights
Extensive delays are expected.
Here's what you can get for nearly price of Elon Musk's planned $8 Twitter Blue, verification fee
The price of the proposed subscription has decreased since last month.
Subscription services that cost less than Elon Musk's proposed Twitter verification fee
The Verge reported Twitter Blue and existing verified members will have to pay $19.99 a month to maintain their status.
Highland Park teen with autism gets the word out, showing how a bracelet can save a life
Sometimes people can speak volumes without saying a single word. A young man who isn't able to talk has a lot to say about something that can save lives in an emergency.
Highland Park mom writes children's book to help families heal after parade tragedy
"I wanted to be able to process this with my own children and family and I thought what better way than to put it in a book and to really highlight the beauty that's come afterwards," Maggie Schmieder said.
'Institute for Nonviolence Chicago among organizations selected for Everytown's $1.5 million fund
The organization offers services including street outreach, case management, nonviolence training, workforce training, victims services and more.
Highland Park Strong Town Hall bringing residents and activist together in gun violence prevention movement
The first of a series of Highland Park Strong town halls will take place over Zoom at 7:30 p.m.,
'It felt symbolic': Photo of rainbow over Highland Park parade site captures moment of hope
"It was such a spectacular sight, it was mind-blowing," Hilde Bialach said. "To me, it felt symbolic."
2 killed, 7 injured in mass shooting downtown; suspect in custody
A suspect is in custody after two people were killed and seven others were injured during a mass shooting downtown Thursday night.
CBS 2 celebrates National Pet Day
We are celebrating by highlighting the pets of CBS 2.
Puppy missing from car after armed robberies in Wisconsin Dells; 'extremely dangerous' suspects may be in Illinois
One of the vehicles that was broken into had Maybel the 16-month-old puppy inside.
Brown, Red, and Purple lines running again after power outage during morning commute
CTA officials still have not said what caused the outage, but police and the city's Office of Emergency Management and Communications said a traffic signal fell on the tracks.
Missing: Local advocate Elise Malary from Evanston last seen on March 9
"It has been very scary," Fabiana Malary said in a plea to find her sister Elise.
Here's how you can help Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainian people are seeking refuge amid Russian invasions, here's how Chicagoans can help.
Nipsey's restaurant owners agree to surrender license following fire, ongoing battle with city
Nipsey's restaurant owners agreed to surrender their license following a fire and ongoing battle with city, Alderman Michelle Harris announced in a Facebook post.