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.
Immigrant mom out thousands amid credit card dispute with visa assistance company
She's worried after a recent attempt to improve her immigration status left her feeling threatened.
Tinley Park residents want action to reduce noise coming from I-80
Homeowners believe the opening of warehouses and other businesses nearby in the past five years pumped up traffic and the noise it creates.
Tenant suffers concussion after Chicago doorwoman throws her to the ground
Video of the incident showed the renter was hurled to the floor. As far as anyone could tell, there was no threat that led up to the throwdown.
Chicago tow truck driver ambushed and shot to death on the job
"We've lost someone who is very near and dear to us. Jack was that kid who was always smiling and always happy and always interacted with others."
Romeoville teachers forge friendship after cancer diagnoses
CBS 2's Lauren Victory had the story about two Romeoville teachers who walked the same halls for years but only recently formed a bond over a serious situation.
Her disability benefits are at risk because she saved for retirement
Her attorney argues that 401k money is not accessible for someone her age. So it shouldn't be counted against her.
Nonprofit dance group owed nearly $50,000 for holiday show performance
The company that owed the money also hadn't paid other entities for security and the venue for the show.
Boy beats cancer multiple times with help from Cal's Angels
Donations go to help fund pediatric cancer clinical trials, and fund wishes, a trip to the amusement park for one patient, a playset for another, and a racecar.