Suit: Special Ed Student Sexually Abused In School Locker Room
CHICAGO (CBS) — A former Rich East High School special education student who claims he was sexually abused by another student in a gym locker room has filed a lawsuit against the school and Rich...
View ArticleWinter Storm Warning: Up To Nine Inches Of Snow For Chicago
UPDATED: 1/31/2014 11:20 a.m. CHICAGO (CBS) — A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for the Chicago area, with a forecast that is calling for up to nine inches of snow to fall in some locations. CBS...
View ArticleJanuary 2014 Ranks No. 3 All-Time For Snow
CHICAGO (CBS) — Thursday’s brief snow would have otherwise gone unnoticed in Chicago, except for the fact that it marked another milestone in what has become quite the winter. play pause Epic Snow For...
View ArticleRep. Mike Quigley Wants End To Ban On Gay Blood Donors
CHICAGO (CBS) — Congressman Mike Quigley says it’s about time and chances are good for a lifting of the nationwide ban on blood donations by gays. play pause Push To Lift Gay Blood Donor Ban WBBM...
View ArticleStunning Images From An Unrelenting Winter
CHICAGO (CBS) — If you were to describe this winter in a single word, what would it be? Brutal? Miserable? Unrelenting? Frank Oliver is the photo editor for Indiana Department of Natural Resources’...
View ArticleRutherford: Rauner Behind False Allegations Made By Employee
CHICAGO (CBS) – The Republican Race for governor took a bizarre turn Friday, as Illinois Treasurer Dan Rutherford claimed his rival, billionaire Bruce Rauner, was behind an attorney’s demand for...
View ArticleAfter Boy Was Buried Alive, The Mystery Of Mt. Baldy Continues
CHICAGO (CBS) — The cause of the incident last July in which a 6-year-old boy survived more than three hours buried under 11-feet of sand on Mt. Baldy continues to baffle the experts seven months...
View ArticleDaley Nephew Vanecko Pleads Guilty In Koschman Death
play pause Vanecko Pleads Guilty In Manslaughter Case WBBM Newsradio's Bob Roberts CHICAGO (CBS) — Richard R.J. Vanecko, a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, pleaded guilty on Friday a single...
View ArticleBrutal January Weather Taking A Toll On Blood Donations
CHICAGO (CBS) – The heavy snow and bitter cold this winter have put a major strain on supplies at Chicagoland blood banks, as donations have dropped precipitously because of cancelled blood drives and...
View ArticleMan Arrested After Knocking Wife Unconscious, Fleeing With Baby
SOUTH HAVEN, Ind. (STMW) – When his wife announced she was leaving him, police say, Philip Hritz took off with their 1-year-old son, and threatened to hurt the baby and himself. Hritz, 28, of South...
View ArticleContest To Land Presidential Libary Begins, With Obama Friend At Helm
(AP/CBS) – The formal process to build a library housing President Barack Obama’s presidential records and artifacts began Friday with the formation of a new foundation, launched by top supporters...
View ArticleSnow Blowers Flying Out Of Stores
(CBS) – They seem to be rarer than Super Bowl tickets. Snow blowers in the Chicago area are in short supply – and they’re even more sought after as another big snow storm heads our way. One Logan...
View ArticleChinese New Year Kicks Off In Chicago And Rest Of The World
(CBS) – Much of the world celebrated the New Year almost a month ago, but for millions the celebrations began Friday. It was the first day of the Chinese New Year. Celebrations will last two weeks —...
View ArticleSuspect Sought In Fatal Shooting Of 16-year-old
(STMW) – A South Shore neighborhood man is wanted for fatally shooting a 16-year-old boy earlier this month at a gathering in the Woodlawn neighborhood, police said Friday. Authorities have issued an...
View ArticleRepublican U.S. Senate Hopeful: Let Cost Of Living Determine Minimum Wage
play pause At Issue Guest: Doug Truax WBBM Newsradio's Craig Dellimore (CBS) – A Republican hoping to unseat U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois rejects the idea of a federal minimum-wage hike,...
View ArticleMetra’s Interim CEO, A Veteran Of Railroads, Gets Job Permanently
CHICAGO (AP) – Metra’s board of directors has picked a veteran railroader to lead the Chicago commuter rail agency. Interim CEO Don Orseno, a former chief of operations and a train engineer earlier in...
View ArticleLake Villa Youth Group Leader Charged With Sexually Abusing Two Girls
(STMW) – A youth group leader at a north suburban Lake Villa church is charged with having sexual contact with two young girls he drove home from church. Matthew J. Harder, 18, is a youth worship...
View ArticleResident Shoots Burglary Suspect
(STMW) – An alleged burglar was fatally shot by a resident during a Lower West Side break-in Friday morning. Mario Viramontes, 31, was burglarizing a home in the 2000 block of West 21st Street about...
View ArticleYour Chicago: FreeGeek Computer Center
(CBS) – How would you like to work your way to a free computer? A Logan Square organization is giving people that opportunity. Volunteers learn to deconstruct and then reconstruct donated computers....
View ArticleRevolt Brewing Over Chicago’s Traffic Cameras
(CBS) – There’s a growing revolt in Chicago: regular folks fed up with the city’s red-light and speed cameras that keep popping up. Friday, they were doing something about it. CBS 2’s Mike Parker...
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