Lottery player wins $500K with ticket purchased at South Side Jewel-Osco
The lucky winner matched four numbers with the Powerball and the 'Power play' feature to net the prize.
The lucky winner matched four numbers with the Powerball and the 'Power play' feature to net the prize.
The shooting happened at Ashland Avenue and Roosevelt Road on the Near West Side.
The person matched all five numbers in Tuesday's drawing to win the jackpot, according to lottery officials.
CBS 2 has obtained a letter sent to employees by Jewel-Osco parent company Albertsons last week.
As of Monday night, it was not clear how many employees had been impacted.
Further details were not immediately available.
The Salvation Army says last week's winter blast amplified their need for winter coats.
New and gently used coats can be dropped off at all Jewel-Osco locations.
According to Chicago police, the suspect showed a gun and then started taking merchandise off store shelves.
Police said three people entered the store at 60th and Cottage Grove shortly before 9 p.m. and started stealing several items, including bottles of liquor.
The goal is to raise awareness of the problem many low-income families face to provide enough diapers to keep their children dry, clean, and healthy.
Bus service will continue as normal for now.
Around 4:15 p.m. the threat was called in to the Jewel at 4729 N. Central Ave.
With most of the Chicago area still at the CDC's high risk level for COVID-19, all Jewel-Osco employees are now being asked to mask up again while on the job.
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An update to a story that went viral on CBS Chicago. Khaled Alayli, who was fired from his job at Jewel for yelling at a man he said was not wearing a mask n the store and being a bully, has a new gig, CBS 2's Meredith Barack reports.
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