Taqueria Los Comales celebrating 50th anniversary in Little Village
Behind every order is a Chicago story so good you can almost smell it.
Dogs and trainers from across the country prepare for Great American Dog Show
For spectators, the only requirement is to show up and enjoy, but for the dogs and handlers who are competing, these last few days are for last-minute rehearsals.
Sisters pose for quinceañera photos in Lake Michigan in their ballgowns
"Me and my sister had such a good time getting in that cold water," Jennifer Orellana said. "It was freezing, but it just was all worth it at the end, I think."
Pace's purple Pulse express starts Sunday, with to the ability to change traffic lights
"They're really going to like this. In the suburbs, we didn't have the frequency. Now we do."
Big Chicago companies recruiting City Colleges students as apprentices
The Chicago Apprentice Network program started in 2016 after a conversation between former Mayor Rahm Emanuel and an Accenture executive.
TikTok inspired southwest suburban teen to wash windows as a side hustle
Jonathan said he was nervous at first to knock on people's doors to offer to wash their windows, but after he gave it a shot with some friends, all that nervousness went away.
Emergency crews perform drill to test response to school shooting in Addison
The exercise pulled resources from dozens of departments, different cities, and agencies to create organized chaos in an effort to ready them for the worst.
Man bumped from flight after plane was deemed overweight; it's not as rare as you might think
"This is happening more and more this summer; not just in the U.S., but overseas as well," said CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenburg.
Stores that sell cigarettes to start displaying new warning signs
Vendors fought the signs for more than 16 years, but they will start appearing on Saturday, and must be up by the end of September
Chicago begins paying death benefits to families of first responders who died of suicide
"I mean it's great that this is finally happening, but I just wish it was not the case for my family and so many others," said Julia Troglia, whose husband, CPD officer Jeff Troglia, died by suicide in 2021.
Food Truck Friday: The Cajun Connoisseur
Being in the truck has given his mouth-watering menu new life.
Reigning Miss Cicero on a mission to improve mental health in Latinx community
Natalie Baeza has made a career out of this issue, working as a mental health counselor at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn.
New photo exhibit celebrates Chicago's vibrant Puerto Rican community
"We're a group that has provided and contributed to society, to the building of Chicago," said Puerto Rican Arts Alliance program manager Jorge Felix.
Genie from 'Aladdin' takes CBS 2 on a magic ride as the production comes to close
"No matter what you look like, you can take up space and own the stage. And make people feel everything. And act and sing and dance and really sink your teeth into an amazing Tony Award winning role."
Chicago chess stars take their skills to Ghana
Jack Heller and his coach Matt Kearney will tell you chess is mostly about the love of the game.