Illinois pastor's act of kindness for woman leaves her with $759 tax bill
The retired pastor's old minivan became her new ride, no strings attached, but then she received a tax notice in the mail.
Chance at $1 billion Illinois jackpot up for grabs at Southwest Side store
The Lucky Mart on 87th Street is one of the winningest lottery ticket-selling stores in Illinois.
Elgin family says contractors snubbed them out of nearly $5,000
The contractors promised a refund for not showing up to the job within three to four weeks. That was more than 16 weeks ago.
'No plans' to use vacant Woodlawn school to shelter migrants, city says
Despite obvious rehab work being done, CPS said the work is part of 'routine maintenance.'
Woodlawn leader, residents concerned about migrants coming to their neighborhood
"They would be in a Black part of the ward where nobody speaks Spanish. Nobody could help them."
Gas equipment error leaves Chicago woman with unexpected $400 bill
According to Illinois administrative code, any utility can send you a makeup bill within 12 months of service.
CPD warns of armed robberies where victims buying an ATV or motorbike are lured by bogus social media ads
Four times in July, twice in August, nine times in September and so far, four times in October. ATV or motorbike, thrill seekers were met by muggers wearing ski masks near the park.
Family of Cary 3 year old hit and killed by bus sues school districts
The 3 year old was playing on a scooter one afternoon in May when he was struck and killed by the bus.
Chicago homeowner starting eviction process on his own house to get rid of squatters
"My heart just dropped. I was confused. I didn't know what was going on."
After a $25 billion merger, what will happen to your local Jewel or Mariano's?
That degree of proximity raises questions about a possible monopoly following the merger.
Have K-9 patrols been successful in reducing crime on the CTA?
The dogs are out 24 hours a day, but we don't know exactly which stations the K-9 teams are patrolling. The CTA will not tell us specifics for safety reasons.
Supply chain mess continues to frustrate Chicago furniture store owner
The owner of the Andersonville company was even facing heavy fines simply because his stuff was sitting in 'stacks.'
'They just left him': Dog is killed, man injured in Albany Park hit-and-run
"There was no way they didn't know that they left him lying in the street. And they wouldn't have known if he was alive or dead or paralyzed."
14 months after arrest warrant is issued, suburban moving company owner surrenders
CBS 2 has been investigating the suburban mover for about a year.
Homer Township residents upset at 'open space' being put up for bid
Residents voted to preserve about 240 acres of 'open space' over two decades ago, but some of the land is up for sale.