Presidential debate watch parties turn out enthusiastic crowds in Chicago
There was one clear winner—the businesses that saw a bump in clientele.
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There was one clear winner—the businesses that saw a bump in clientele.
Police say the toddler died after his brother stabbed him several times with a steak knife while two adults were in another room.
One season ticket owner shared his take. His seats for Sunday, with a face value of $250, sold for about $599 each.
Such an outcome for unhoused people is something those at Connections for the Homeless worry about every day.
The father of Simeon Bihesi, 28, said his son had fallen on hard times before he was shot and killed on the CTA train early Monday morning.
The suspected shooter, Rhanni Davis, was charged in connection with the shooting deaths of four people.
All four victims were passengers on a Blue Line train as it was headed into the Forest Park terminal when they were shot shortly before 5:30 a.m.
During the shootout, the gunman and a woman were shot, but it is not clear whose bullet hit the woman.
Family members who fight for their loved ones' memories in Chicago Heights said they are encouraged by the progress they are seeing.
The cost of Labor Day staples like meat, beer, and beans, was up anywhere from 3% to 10%, according to the CBS News price tracker.
"The size of the budget gap is significant," Johnson said. "There will be sacrifices that will be made."
He's not the youngest or the smallest baby to ever stay, but his length of stay is rare.
The extreme heat and humidity will significantly increase the potential for heat-related illnesses in the area, the NWS said.
It's hard to know exactly how many local residents stayed home—or even left the area. But the fact that some businesses saw such slow sales is a sign.
The creators CBS News Chicago spoke to said they're seeing engagement and views increase on their social media platforms