Survivor describes being trapped after roof collapsed at Apollo Theatre in Belvidere
Barac talked with CBS 2's Shardaa Gray from his hospital bed in Madison, Wisconsin. He said he saw specks of dust falling, followed by bigger pieces.
Woman suffered broken spine in Apollo Theatre roof collapse during Belvidere tornado
It was a hard pill to swallow for Kim Meyers once she realized her sister, Michelle, was one of the many victims who was injured the collapse of the roof at the Apollo Theatre.
Pritzker surveys damage after Belvidere theater collapse
Pritzker said he is pursuing additional federal resources for communities hit by Friday's storms.
Residents enjoy new and improved Harvey senior apartment complex
An affordable housing group worked with the city and HUD to save and improve the housing, which cost $32 million.
Restoring Tiffany window at Second Presbyterian Church
"When you come in here, you look at this, you're going to be able to see something that somebody from 1902 saw."
Muslim students commemorate Ramadan in Morton Grove
"One of the main things that goes through my mind is how can I make this the most rewarding experience?"
Drivers going to O'Hare brace themselves for gridlock on the Kennedy
"It's going to be big headache."
Tracy Kenny, Broadview's first female fire chief, retires
"I'm overwhelmed, I'm sad. I'm excited. I can't even find the words for it."
Suspect charged after climbing into ceiling of CPD interrogation room
The suspect was arrested after a Chicago Police officer was hit by a car Friday night on DuSable Lake Shore Drive near the Museum Campus.
Judge pushes back ruling on certificates of innocence for brothers exonerated in 1994 murder
Reginald Henderson and Sean Tyler both spent more than 20 years in prison for a murder they did not commit.
St. Baldrick's fundraisers return to Chicago area
In the last 13 years, this event has raised over $702,000.
Brothers exonerated for 1994 murder still await certificate of innocence
The brothers were expecting to get that official exoneration on Monday, but were told they had to wait longer.
Johnson, Vallas continue to rack up endorsements as April 4 runoff nears
Both candidates crisscrossed the city over the weekend trying to garner more support.
Despite setbacks, Together We Cope helps people get back on their feet
"Kathy made sure we ate and she made sure we had clothing. She helped me with my bills."
'Trying to stay alive': Cook Co. businesses still waiting for COVID relief grant money
"We're going to work with the next mayor in the city of Chicago to help us."