Tuskegee NEXT program launches next generation of Black aviation professionals
"You have a lot of careers in the field of aviation, and you need the exposure to them."
FEMA crews assess flooding damage in Austin weeks after storms
CBS 2's Sara Machi was there as they made their first stops and spoke to homeowners still waiting for answers.
Big summer events boost Chicago tourism
It's a busy weekend in Chicago with an iconic boat race, a huge music festival, and "Queen B."
CPD issue alert following dozens of armed robberies on North, West and Northwest sides
Three to five young men wearing ski masks jump out of a black SUV and displayed a weapon before demanding the victims' belongings.
Gas station accused of negligence after selling water-tainted gas
At least four customers face big repair bills after buying water-tainted gas at the convenience store.
Nearly 2 weeks after flooding, Austin residents still left out to dry
Residents told CBS 2 while they've lived in Austin all their lives, they've never seen anything like the damage due to the recent flooding.
Severe storms displace some Huntley residents
A four-unit apartment complex was damaged by the debris.
Chicago residents with flood damage frustrated, say help is slow to come
Gov. JB Pritzker issued a disaster declaration for eight counties, including those affected by flooding last Saturday.
My Block, My Hood, My City planning to bring 1,000 youth to Loop on Saturday for "Downtown Day"
Organizers say concerns sparked by viral videos of teen takeovers make the trip necessary - as a learning experience and to build trust across ages.
West Side residents hit by major flooding for second time in days
Another round of rain meant more cleanup just days after some homes were first hit by flash flooding.
1 dead, 5 hospitalized after shooting at July 4th gathering in West Englewood
"It was supposed to be a 4th of July celebration, but it turned into chaos," Samantha Hudson said.
15 people shot, 3 fatally in overnight shootings across Chicago
Fifteen people were shot since midnight across the city.
8 people robbed within minutes in Lincoln Park, on DePaul campus
DePaul said a student was walking near the School of Music when two men pulled up in a white SUV demanding their stuff.
Rain makes frustrating day for NASCAR fans, drivers in Chicago
Sunday morning, the first fans through the gate were greated with unending storms that continued for hours and so much water pooling on the course that it caused serious problems for NASCAR.
Water park remains closed after drowning in Tinley Park
Pool Saturday the park district offered a message, extending heartfelt condolences to the family who lost their loved one.