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Summer Work Opportunities Abound On Mackinac Island
“Mackinac is a unique destination,” said Andrew Doud.
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Harbor Seal Storm Celebrates 14th Birthday With Special 'Cake'
It was probably a cake you wouldn't like. It was composed of Jell-O topped with squid and fish.
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Serial Stowaway Explains How She Repeatedly Got Past Airport Security
Just two days after this report first aired, Marilyn Hartman was arrested again at O’Hare International Airport.
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‘Literally Raining Crap': Long Grove Family Sues Insurance Company
They told CBS 2’s Tim McNicholas all about the stinky situation.
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Mayor Lightfoot Wants To Know 'Put A Gun In A Child’s Hand'
“Let’s be clear,” Mayor Lori Lightfoot said. “An adult put a gun in a child’s hand.”
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Stay-At-Home Order Issued After Largest COVID-19 Outbreak At University Of Chicago
The cases are being traced to off-campus fraternity parties.
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Local Movie Theater Owners Optimistic With Return Of Hollywood Hits
CBS 2's Lauren Victory shows us Thursday how the return of Hollywood hits is inspiring theater owners here at home.
Chicago|News|
Man Gets One Year In Prison For Gunshots That led To Officers' Deaths
Brown was sentenced Wednesday. Court records show he pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.
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CTU Wants To Delay High School Students' Return As COVID Cases Rise
The Chicago Teachers Union is in ongoing negotiations with the Chicago Public Schools and that led to some snags Wednesday.
Chicago|News|
Boy, 13, Fatally Shot By Officer; Brown Demands Footage Be Released
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown called the boy’s death a tragedy, and demanded the release of any video footage of the incident.
Chicago|News|
Largest Chicago Firehouse Opens In West Pullman; ‘A Beacon Of Light For This Community'
“This is a safe haven for our community.”
Chicago|News|
Latest Court-Ordered Report On CPD Reforms Finds City Still Missing Most Deadlines, But Making Better Progress
The previous progress report from the independent monitor last year found the city had missed more than 70 percent of its deadlines.
Chicago|News|
Vaccinated Illinois Nursing Home Residents Can Finally Get Hugs
"Today my prayers been answered.”
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City Was Warned About Damaged Light Poles Years Before One Fell On Woman
"It’s going to take one death for them to do something about it, but they have the opportunity to do something about it now."
Chicago|News|
With Contract Extension Talk Stalled, This Year Might Be Anthony Rizzo's Last With Cubs
"I love Chicago. I love the fans. I love what Wrigley Field and being a Chicago Cub is all about."
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Man Fatally Shot By Police After Armed Confrontation In Little Village
Police said a man fled on foot, leading to a foot pursuit, “which resulted in an armed confrontation.”
Chicago|News|
CTA Increasing Capacity Limits For Buses And Trains
Bus drivers also have the authority to run as “drop-off only” and bypass stops if their bus gets overcrowded.
Chicago|News|
At Least 4 People Killed, 32 Wounded In Chicago Weekend Shootings
Shortly after noon Saturday, four people were shot while on the sidewalk in the 500 block of North Leamington Avenue in South Austin.
Chicago|News|
Sen. Tammy Duckworth On Striving For ‘That More Perfect Union'
Duckworth recounts her journey from pilot’s seat to Senate seat in a new memoir.
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Stretch Of West 79th Street Named For Archbishop Who Died Of COVID-19
“The history of the Black church in Chicago could not have been written without a chapter on Archbishop Lucius Hall,” said Bishop Trotter.
