Families planning trips say travel agent stole thousands from them
CBS 2 has reported on the agent before. More than 10 former customers are out a collective $50,000 with no vacations to show for it.
Lollapalooza is a boon for local businesses oriented toward partying
Hundreds of thousands of fans are streaming into Chicago this weekend for Lollapalooza – with cash and cards in hand.
State investigates privacy concerns at movie theater parking garage
CBS 2 asked several companies about how they obtained commuters' information after they parked in the garage.
The crucial role of K9s in police work, and what it takes to train them
CBS 2's Lauren Victory tagged along with officers in the suburbs to get the 411 on K9s.
Pierogi Fest kicks off in Whiting, Indiana
"A little rain is not going to stop Pierogi Fest," Mr. Pierogi said. "I'm excited for three days of fun...I can't believe it's finally here."
Chicago students explore jobs that could boost tourism
All of these jobs could bring visitors, and their cash, to Chicago.
Retirees see relief from shocking $80,000 water bill with no explanation
A week-by-week log of meter readings showed zero water usage on some entries. Other times, the report came back at 6 million gallons used in a week.
Illinois solar program under scrutiny after contractor is accused of fraud
CBS 2 showed you how some people's energy savings are zapped after a contractor took off with their incentive money.
Customers accuse state-approved solar energy contractor of fraud
Many of those property owners with solar panels are seeing reduced electricity bills. But we've learned some consumers took the plunge and are still in the red.
New welcome center to provide food, health care for migrants
A center inside a school streamlines the process instead of trying to navigate different appointments with different departments.
How to deal with bad customer service involving your money
CBS 2 has met many people who have reached out about their battles with banks over their hard-earned money.
Her gift card was declined. Then the madness started
She plunked down the $135 plus a $5.95 fee, but the card would not work.
Chicago retirees shocked at unexpected $65,000 increase in water bill
The family knew they had unpaid water charges to settle before selling their three-flat in Roseland, but nothing like the amount they got.
Hotel industry wants to make it easier to hire migrants in Chicago
The industry said easing the restriction will help them keep full staffs and help migrants get back on their feet.
After their vacation was nixed, the debit card charges kept coming
The family was robbed of relaxation, memories, and, apparently, much more.