Chicago|News|
Forest Park Curfew Aims To Stop Out Of Control Crowds
Some business owners are worried about how long this could last and, more importantly, their bottom lines.
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Chicago|News|
City Offers 91-Year-Old Retired Teacher A “Payment Plan” For A $57,000
We've long known the City takes an apathetic approach to customer service.
Chicago|News|
‘I Tried To Run': 8-Year-Old Shot While Playing In Neighborhood
Romio is a strong child, and his poise and strength is helping his father and family get through this.
Chicago|News|
Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel Reportedly To Be Named Ambassador To Japan
U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) called it “shameful” that Emanuel was even being considered for a Biden cabinet position.
Chicago|News|
Staley Da Bear Visits Advocate Lutheran General For National Nurses Week
Staley Da Bear made a visit to the staff at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital to thank the nurses.
Chicago|News|
CPD Seeks Public Help Identifying Driver In March Hit-And-Run
The pedestrian suffered minor injuries, but the driver sped off.
South Side, IL|News|
South Side Pumping Station Offline; Thousands Of Homes Without Water
Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) tweeted that “several thousand” homes in his ward are without water.
La Grange, IL|News|
Bilingual Mental Health Services Coming To LaGrange
The center is designed to be an alternative to the ER to get people going through a rough patch back on the road to mental wellness.
Chicago|News|
Police Recover Gun Left By Passenger In Rideshare Car
The driver called police, and officers collected the gun.
Chicago|News|
Crane Collapses At Salesforce Tower Construction Site At Wolf Point
The Chicago Department of Buildings came to the scene right away, the union said.
Chicago|News|
Seed Library Open In Woodstock
The library wants people to bring back the vegetables they grow to help feed hungry families coming to their food pantry.
Chicago|News|
Activists Call For Moratorium On Police Foot Chases
Activist groups support suspending all foot chases where there is “no serious threat of harm to the officer or others.”
Chicago|News|
Driver Shortage Is Making It Harder To Get A Rideshare In Chicago
“Downtown, I’ve never seen this empty.”
Grayslake, IL|News|
Judge Refuses To Release Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman From Jail
Her latest arrest came just two days after we heard Hartman speak for the first time in an interview with CBS 2 Investigator Brad Edwards.
Chicago|News|
Lurie Children's Hospital Close To Testing COVID Vaccine On Kids
Kelly Nichols has a trust in science that she hopes to pass down to her nine-year-old twins.
Chicago|News|
Uber Driver Rushes To Help Men Injured In Shooting, Crash In The Loop
A 21-year-old inside the Chevy was struck throughout his body.
Chicago|News|
Cicadas May Be Emerging Earlier Due To Climate Change
Since 1970 the average emergence date of cicadas is days and weeks earlier from the Midwest to the east coast.
Chicago|News|
Chicago Eagle Scout Organizing School Supply Drive For Students
The 17-year-old from Troop 609 has 50 merit badges to his credit.
Chicago|News|
Chicago Man Charged With Starting Brawl At Miami Airport
A Chicago man was arrested after a fight at Miami International Airport over standby seating in the American Airlines terminal.
Chicago|News|
City Of Chicago Sues Gary, Indiana, Gun Store
The city claims guns the store has sold have ended up in criminals' hands.
