What is driving more and more women to take up trucking
For this Women's History Month, we have the story of some small, but mighty women joining the male-dominated industry of trucking.
Cook County court reporter complains of bullying in 'hostile work environment'
Regina Clemmer said she's felt anxious for years inside the halls of justice as she's been the target of bullies.
Chicago tweaks public data portal with personal information related to crashes
That change matters. To understand why involves Berens' husband and a T-bone crash with no injuries in February.
A Chicago woman rented out her car on a sharing service. Someone stole and totaled it
The booker took the car all the way to Michigan.
Crete twins born at beginning of COVID-19 pandemic turn 3 years old
On the same day everything shut down in Illinois, the world opened up for Nissi and Nalea Young.
Lowe's customer worries company sold her a dryer with a dangerous part
A retired union leader used to fight for salaries and sick days, but now she's taking on a new battle over a common household appliance.
Illinois state lawmaker's bill aims to expand electric car charging in homes
The Electric Vehicle Charging Act is meant to provide relief and calls for various mandates in the state.
Call Kurtis: Travelers using online system still waiting for their passports
"They shouldn't be doing a beta and using us."
Relief hard to come by for Chicago area wire fraud scam victims
We've told you about this trick before, where thousands of dollars are transferred out of bank accounts in minutes.
'I was definitely a guinea pig': Travelers using online system still waiting for their passports
"They shouldn't be doing a beta and using us."
Woman says Humboldt Park church won't baptize her because of her same-sex marriage
Church representatives told CBS 2 that's not exactly what happened.
Feds aim to update system keeping thousands of retirees in pension limbo
A CBS 2 story about a lag in retirement benefits for government workers must've struck a chord.
Project FLEX brings sports with a purpose to teens in Illinois juvenile justice system
The team gears up and heads inside youth prisons multiple times a week.
Candidates for 1st Ward alderperson talk crime, affordability, transparency
Wicker Park and Logan Square are among the neighborhoods the four candidates want to represent.
Chicago couple 'bombarded' with cold calls from attorneys after fender bender
CBS 2 found how law firms were able to get the couple's information and how the calls were likely unlawful.