Indiana woman fights credit union lawsuit over $200 she says she was scammed out of
CBS 2 tried to hear the credit union's side of the story, but employees were not interested in talking.
Efforts to keep Northwest Indiana homes from being flooded upsets nearby farmers
LaPorte County got involved to address the flooding, but farmers say the solution will hurt them.
Aurora's Comedy Shrine theater shuts down, blames small business loan dispute
Business was booming before the pandemic, enough to move to a 14,000-square-foot venue with two theaters and a comedy museum in 2019.
Family calls for justice after grandmother hit, killed by SUV in Lyons
The family of Sara Straney is calling for charges against the driver, but police didn't pursue any.
Carvana pushes for Illinois state law change after recent bumpy road
Carvana's stock price plummeted during the pandemic with analysts wondering about the fate of these scintillating vehicle vending machines.
Avalon Park residents upset with what they call unacceptable U.S. Postal deliveries
Morning Insider Lauren Victory explained why the government's solution to the problem made neighbors even more mad.
Board of Education seeking applicants for 2023-24 Honorary Student Board Member
Chicago Board of Education meetings can last to five or six hours. Soaking up every minute is an eager 16-year-old named Emmanuel Ofosuhene.
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."