Even with insurance, Bloomingdale homeowners on hook for collapsed ceiling
The couple were frustrated to learn that years-old defects left the cost of repairs on them, even with insurance.
Privacy concerns at Chicago parking garage prompt proposed law change
Not only did CBS 2 hear from more upset customers, but also from Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias.
Misunderstanding over one word keeps Hyde Park mom from childcare money for years
The whole situation took three years and still hasn't been resolved.
Boost in clean energy means more union jobs, training in Chicago area
IBEW-NECA Technical Institute has been the source for new union jobs since 1985 and is still educating the next generation of apprentices.
St. Charles residents flee senior community after 300% increase in costs
Over the last several weeks, the Saint Charles senior living community has become a bit of a ghost town.
Illinois congressman steps in after feds fail to reimburse COVID-19 testing labs
We previously told you about small business owner Janine Morabito's struggle after getting stiffed by Uncle Sam. There are several others in the same boat.
Whereabouts of Chicago area woman's 2019 tax return is a mystery for more than three years
CBS 2's Lauren Victory unraveled what went wrong.
Illinois tries to fill several key job vacancies at veterans homes
CBS 2 has reported on worker shortages in the healthcare field and issues finding staff for medical facilities across the state.
Suburban school workers violated ethics rules by taking all-expense-paid trip, district rules
The two employees include a maintenance worker and a former operations director at Township High School District 214.
Proposed legislation aims to reduce "swipe fees," but could it cost you credit card perks?
Credit card giants argue messing with "swipe fees" could mess with your vacation.
Delivery companies hiring for several seasonal jobs in Chicago
Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and the U.S. Postal Service are hiring for all sorts of seasonal positions.
Many say old railway path through Chicago forest preserve is dangerous
All the runners, walkers, and bicyclists who use the trail are doing so illegally.
Antioch family left heartbroken after cemetery mixes-up burial spots
The Bakers lost their 2-year-old son years ago and thought they had their burial plans figured out, until a stranger's headstone appeared.
Those with spina bifida in Illinois push for recognition, awareness
A nonprofit recently formed a legislative action committee to advocate for people living with spina bifida in Illinois.
Shuttered COVID testing lab still waiting for nearly $7 million promised by feds, but it may never come
Janine Morabito has been waiting 21 months to be reimbursed for $6.8 million in claims the feds had said most likely would be paid within 30 days.