After almost 80 years, a Chicago man killed in World War II finally laid to rest
A team of scientists was tasked with identifying the remains of thousands of lost veterans, including Lt. Col. Addison Baker.
Roseland Hospital aims to improve resources for expectant mothers, newborns
Cradles to Crayons will soon help Roseland Community Hospital put on a giant baby shower for mothers who choose to deliver there.
How new CTA bus stop poles will make a difference for the blind and the visually impaired
"Textures, contrast quality of braille, quality of the embossed lettering on the signs."
'It's now our turn to care for this building': Chicago's longest-running charity tees up to help its heritage home
"It's a great event to celebrate both of the intersections of this place and golf and Scotland."
Islamic Society of North America Convention comes to Rosemont
Morning Insider Lauren Victory takes us behind the scenes of a huge celebration of the Islamic faith.
Volunteers embark on daily searches in Chicago for injured, dead birds
They find warblers, thrush and other species that are just trying to pass through our area to get to hotter places like South America.
New Lenox's Silver Cross Hospital provides Will County's first NICU
Morning Insider Lauren Victory takes us inside Will County's first neonatal intensive care unit.
BOSS Network invests in Black women-owned businesses
The BOSS Network aims to invest $10,000 to dozens of Black, female entrepreneurs.
Efforts grow to fix 'real shortage' of Black social workers
State data show only 42% of Black test takers pass the exam the first time around in our State, compare that to 82% of white test takers.
UPS uses virtual simulator to train Chicago area drivers
UPS also offers virtual reality headsets to practice dropping off boxes as another modernized, hands-on drill.
Bridgeview's SeatGeek Stadium prepares to host first-ever Sacred Rose festival
The festival will bring spectators "Americana bands, bluegrass, funk, indie rock, psychedelic rock and jam bands."
Nonprofit aims to show Black students the possibilities of careers in STEM
During a recent trip to the Field Museum, students had a hands-on experience of how many career paths there were.
Feds' mistake costs South Holland retiree more than $49,000 in pension payments
Beatrice Fells retired from the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2020 after 41 years of work.
DuPage County infants helped with donations of much-needed breastmilk
At DuPage County Health Department in Wheaton, CBS 2 saw the first delivery of a valuable food some call "liquid gold."
Construction on Obama Presidential Center in Chicago takes a collaborative effort
While not much can be seen from the street almost a year into construction, much of the concrete work is happening underground.