Boil order lifted more than 2 days after Skokie water main break
Businesses and residents were elated that they could finally drink and use their water safely.
Chicago area pet owners alarmed, confused by microchip company shutting down
After the microchip company SaveThisLife closed its doors, many pet owners say they're double checking where the chip was registered.
South suburban Chicago woman regifts presents to seniors who need an emotional boost
Jennifer Molski said she has collected 500 gifts this year, all donated by residents in Flossmoor and Homewood.
Chicago model Sharaun Brown thrilled to have stood onstage at Grammys
It was a monumental, once-in-a-lifetime experience for Brown.
Burglary suspect shot, killed by police on Chicago's West Side, CPD says
Officers encountered a suspect, which resulted in a foot chase and an exchange of gunfire at multiple nearby locations, police said. Officers were fired upon by the suspect and returned fire, striking him, police said.
Upscale Englewood restaurant that doubles as classroom reopens after 5 years
Sikia is Englewood's only fine-dining white tablecloth restaurant, run by students from Kennedy-King College's culinary program.
Oak Park pharmacy that serves dogs along with people to close for good
Segreti Pharmacy has held court for decades at the corner of Roosevelt Road and Lombard Avenue, near the southeasternmost corner of Oak Park.
Brush fire in Tinley Park propelled by strong winds, dry conditions
Investigators said the fire Monday night was started by a person, but it was not clear if the fire was intentional or an accident.
Man dies after being found tied up inside Norwood Park home
A witness told them they found the victim in a basement bedroom.
Chicago migrant communities worried about what's next after immigration enforcement efforts
Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez (25th) said the fear is heightened that Immigration and Customs Enforcement will target schools, hospitals, and churches.
String of burglaries reported on Chicago's Northwest Side
It was unclear if four burglaries in Edison Park were connected to three more in Norwood Park. But all the burglaries caused chaos and destruction for many businesses.
Hundreds of volunteers pitch in for 10th MLK Day of Service in Flossmoor
For a decade, the Village of Flossmoor has encouraged organizations to make the national holiday a "day on" instead of a "day off" by actively participating in a service project.
Bitter cold in Chicago disrupts long-distance trains for many travelers
Meanwhile, with temperatures dropping below zero, those with medical conditions such as diabetes are especially at risk of developing frostbite.
Chicago area woman who was diagnosed young warns cancer does not discriminate
A new report found that more women and young adults are having cancer, a shift.
Security guard stabbed after basketball game at Niles North High School in Skokie
Niles North students told CBS News Chicago that Tuesday night was chaotic as a fight broke out after the game, culminating in the reported stabbing.