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Legally Parked, Ticketed Anyway: Bogus Street Cleaning Fines
It's a warning to drivers – Friday is street cleaning day so don't park there or you will get a ticket.
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Former Sears Is Now A Temple
CBS 2's Marissa Parra explains the mission behind “The Temple.”
Chicago|News|
5 People Shot As Gunman Fires From Window During Chase
Four of the victims were innocent bystanders after a chase involving two cars ended in gunfire.
Chicago|News|
BNSF Train Hits Pedestrian Near Highlands
The incident happened just after 1 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
Chicago|News|
United Airlines Plans To Fire 593 Unvaccinated Workers
"This was an incredibly difficult decision but keeping our team safe has always been our first priority," the airline said.
South Side, IL|News|
South Side Author Jacqueline Stewart Among 25 `Genius Grant' Recipients
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation‘s grants include an award of $625,000 to each recipient.
Rockford, IL|News|
Transgender Attorney Says Winnebago Co. Judges, Clerks Have Harassed Her
Sheryl Ring said in one case, a court clerk has willfully refused to use her legal name.
Chicago|News|
Jury Reaches Verdict In R. Kelly Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial
The 54-year-old pleaded not guilty to racketeering, which has 14 underlying crimes associated with it.
Chicago|News|
United Airlines Fined $1.9 Million For Extended Delays
More than 3,200 passengers were trapped on planes without being given a chance to disembark.
Chicago|News|
Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz Pleads Guilty To Using Political Funds
According to the plea, he used the money he stole for jewelry, an insurance payment, women’s clothing, three iPhones and skydiving trips.
Chicago|News|
Man Charged With Making Social Media Threats Targeting Chicago Schools
The two Simeon students – both 15-year-old boys – were killed in separate attacks just four hours apart on Tuesday.
Chicago|News|
Workers At El Milagro Locked Out After Claiming Dangerous Conditions
Workers were protesting “unsafe conditions” and “dismal wages.”
Chicago|News|
Woman Donated Kidney To Man She Didn't Know After Seeing Flyer
They only met two months ago, but the bond between Lisa Segura and Julian Ortiz is more than just skin deep.
Grayslake, IL|News|
Abbott COVID Test-Manufacturing Facility Reopens In Gurnee
Abbott Labs is putting its Gurnee test-manufacturing facility back online.
Oak Lawn, IL|News|
District 118 Student And Staff Data Stolen, Dumped On The Dark Web
CBS 2 Investigator Dana Kozlov cold-called suburban strangers from names on a list the CBS 2 Investigators pieced together.
Chicago|News|
Ethics Board Finds Probable Cause Gardiner Violated Ethics Ordinance
Gardiner’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Chicago|News|
San Antonio Schools Superintendent Pedro Martinez Is New CPS Chief Exec
Martinez served as chief financial officer for CPS from 2003 to 2009 under former CEO Arne Duncan.
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Crete-Monee Middle School Teacher Dies After Contracting COVID-19
As CBS 2's Jermont Terry reported Tuesday night, Garza's battle has ended in heartbreak.
Chicago|News|
Lightfoot, Council Turn Aside Bid To Raise Threshold For Speed Cameras
On March 1, the city's network of speed cameras began issuing $35 tickets to drivers caught going 6 mph to 9 mph over the limit.
Chicago|News|
Chicago Police To Hold Entrance Exams At City Colleges In Oct. And Dec.
Officers also must live in the city, and be a permanent resident of the U.S. Citizenship is not required.
