Uber Eats glitch leaves Berwyn shop owner scrambling to fill $8,000 order
Uber Eats investigated and told CBS 2 it wasn't a security breach.
Candidates begin filing signatures for ballots -- what it takes in Chicago versus other cities
Candidates must submit signatures from registered voters in order to appear on the ballot. That is a mandate you won't find in every big city.
Chicago lights up the Christmas tree at Millennium Park
The 55-foot tall tree given by a Morton Grove family was being prepped to be lit Friday evening.
Cook County taxpayers on hook for $1.3 million after court reporter's harassment claim
The woman at the center of the claims said two Cook County Sheriff's deputies "terrified and humiliated" her for years.
Records show work at vacant Woodlawn school was done to turn it into migrant shelter
CPS told us the work at the former Wadsworth Elementary was "routine maintenance work." That didn't really make sense, so CBS 2 filed a records request.
Gurnee neighbors say plans for big truck sales lot don't fit in, are being rushed through
"This kind of a company does not fit into this neighborhood," Ed Jesse said.
Oak Park dad takes to TikTok to fight $40,000 bill for cancer surgery
After Aaron McManus' video reached thousands of people, his insurance provider took a second look at his claim.
How Rep. Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia plans a Chicago mayoral run while serving in D.C.
"The timing works really well for this, because on days he has to vote or days he's supposed to be doing committee work, it's only 30 days."
University of Chicago professor's research on former inmates earns MacArthur 'genius' grant
His life's work documents 250 inmates from the day of their release to the weeks, months and years of barriers hit afterwards.
Congressman Jesus "Chuy" Garcia to launch campaign for mayor on Thursday
It would be Garcia's second bid for mayor, after forcing former Mayor Rahm Emanuel into a runoff in 2015, but losing 56% to 44%.
Woman loses nearly $25,000 to scammer claiming to be Chase Bank investigator
Investigators are seeing a steep incline in the number of complaints involving fake fraud alert text messages.
Chicago area food pantries feel inflation squeeze ahead of Thanksgiving
Organizers said a Thanksgiving dinner last year cost as little as $12 to put together, but this year's cost will be closer to $20.
Metra aims to restore full pre-pandemic service by end of next year
Metra said low ridership was the reason behind schedule cuts at the beginning of the pandemic. Now, it's grappling with a manpower issue.
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.