Bulls return to the United Center for Game 3 means boost for local businesses
It's been a long five years, but NBA playoff basketball is back at the United Center.
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Jackie Kostek is reporter and anchor, covering a variety of topics for the CBS News Chicago morning show.
It's a return to the Windy City for Jackie, who previously worked with WCIU as a features reporter and producer, as well as a digital host for the Chicago Blackhawks.
Most recently, Jackie was a weekend news anchor and sports reporter at KTNV in Las Vegas.
It's been a long five years, but NBA playoff basketball is back at the United Center.
As the bulls return to Chicago for Game 3 Friday, a Taylor Street barbershop is making sure several of the players look as sharp as they shoot.
CBS 2's Jackie Kostek explained how suburban cattle catchers succeeded in wrangling up all the cattle.
"The focus to me for our team should not be on shooting the ball. We have to live with good shots. Once the ball leaves a player's hands, that's out of everybody's control. I hope they all go in but it can't be about that."
The NHL Players' Association on Friday released the results of an independent investigation into how it handled Kyle Beach's sexual assault allegations against former Blackhawks video coach Brad Aldrich.
No injuries were reported.
"The thought of my three-year-old grandbaby in the alley is just like devastating but you know, she was unharmed."
"At 8 years old, I had my first fight; and then from there, at 9, I won my first nationals; and now I'm a nine-time national champion," he said.
With the uptick in carjackings in Chicago lately, Chicago Police Supt. David Brown on Friday announced a new strategy to combat them.
Police say awareness and knowledge can help you prevent becoming a victim of carjackings.
Dozens of supporters got together in Elmhurst Wednesday evening to stand in solidarity with Ukraine.
"There's nowhere you can go where you feel like you're flying unless you actually were flying. I love the ice."
Fifty lucky Cubs fans weren't the least bit bothered by the chilly, foggy conditions Tuesday as they got into the swing of things at Wrigley Field.
Dozens of supporters attended a benefit concert in Chicago's Ukrainian Village neighborhood Friday night to help the people of war-torn Ukraine.
Coaches help their players in so many ways, and now, players are helping a football coach at the University of Chicago in his time of need.