Dana Kozlov
Concrete Falls Again Onto Lake Shore Drive
(CBS) — Big chunks of concrete crumbled Monday onto lower Lake Shore Drive, hitting and injuring a woman on the sidewalk below. The latest incident happened just north of Randolph, CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov reports. […]
Grand Crossing Neighborhood Fears Blight With Sears Closing
The original “Sears tower” can’t be missed from the Skyway, and below it sits the 90-year-old Sears store – a fixture in the Grand Crossing neighborhood. But it’s soon to be gone, CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports.
Northwest Suburbs Grappling With Teen Suicides
It’s become a crisis in the far northwest suburbs: teen after teen taking their own lives. CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov reports.
After 136 Years, Family-Owned Business Closing In Chicago
Peter Strasenburgh is the fifth-generation president of his family’s 136-year-old business, Davies Supply Co. He’s also the one overseeing its end. CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports.
Extra Security For Weekend Race, Cubs Games After Boston Bombings
In the wake of the bombings at the Boston Marathon, the Chicago Area Runners Association was honoring their Boston colleagues with a Unity Run on Tuesday. The run, starting at Foster Avenue beach, was not getting any special security attention, but other sporting events in Chicago over the next few days will.
Man Wants Guardrail Where Daughter Almost Drowned, Driver Died In Crash Into Pond
His 14-year-old daughter almost died; a young mother did, in what one suburban man has said was an accident that could have been prevented with one simple thing: a guardrail.
Teachers Union Bus Tour Puts Spotlight On Impact Of School Closings
Singing the civil rights anthem “Woke Up This Morning,” Congressman Bobby Rush called it “The Freedom Bus.”
Car-Into-Pond Accident Claims Life Of Young Mother
Emory Diaz-Sepulveda was mother to a 3 ½-month-old baby named Roy. He’ll never know his mom now, after the accident off Interstate 88 in Aurora. CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports.
City Hall Offers Streamlined Process For Business Startups
After years of complaints, Chicago City Hall is now making it easier to start a small business. CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov reports.
Dad Of Missing Toddler: I Took Son From Hospital To Protect Him
CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports on the continuing disappearance of a Kankakee toddler who is considered “endangered” by police officials.
Bruised Kankakee Toddler Taken From Hospital, Police Issue Alert
Artistic Fletcher, who is 1, was in the hospital with bruises on his body. Police say his father took him out against medical advice. CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov reports the boy’s family is ready to bring him to police on Monday.
Woman Allegedly Lied About Baby’s Abduction To Get Cops To Find Stolen Car
Police rushed to a Chatham neighborhood daycare center around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, after 25-year-old Jeanette Holt called 911 to report her 1997 Chevy Monte Carlo had been stolen with her 1-year-old son inside.
Some Co-Eds Becoming ‘Sugar Babies’ To Pay For College
Incredible, but there are several websites out there helping babies and daddies find each other. CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov asks: Is it prostitution?
How Did Ryan Sneak Past Reporters As He Left Prison?
It was no secret former Gov. George Ryan would be leaving the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., on Wednesday to head to a Chicago halfway house, but he still managed to slip past dozens of reporters and photographers staked outside the prison.
Former Gov. Ryan Spending Last Full Day In Federal Prison
Former Gov. George Ryan was set to be released from the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., on Wednesday, and transferred to a halfway house on the Near West Side early Wednesday to complete his sentence.
Chicago Driver Gives Himself The Boot To Guard Against Car Thieves
Car theft is too common a crime in Chicago, with more than 16,000 last year alone. One Chicago car owner took a drastic step to prevent thieves from taking his ride.
Two Naperville Women Arrested After Trying To Block ‘Smart Meters’
Their arrests were the culmination of a two-year battle against “smart meter” installation in Naperville.
Video Of Shoplifting Suspect’s Death Prompts Call For New Investigation
The chilling security video shows the last minutes of Anthony Kyser’s life. Chicago Congressman Bobby Rush is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate. CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports.
BGA: A Year Later, No Action From Governor On Review Of State Board Costs
Bloated and politically padded. Those are words a government watchdog group was using to describe state boards and commissions filled with members appointed by the governor.
Trees Could Use Watering and Mulching During Snow Drought, Experts Say
Experts say the lack of snow — coming off of an extremely dry summer — is literally stressing trees out. CBS 2′s Dana Kozlov reports.



