Suzanne Le Mignot
Tragedy Strikes Grieving Woman Again When Lightning Ignites Her Lemont Home
Smoke was still rising from what remains of Melanie Dennis’ house. In four years, her two daughters died, and one of her daughter’s ashes was inside the home. CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Lisle Residents Piecing Lives — And Homes — Together After Flood
CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot looks at how residents of the west suburb are coping, weeks after flooding ruined homes.
Broke Village Doesn’t Have Money To Pay Employees, Fill Vehicles With Gas
Only three of Dixmoor’s five squad cars have gas — that’s how desperate this situation is. CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Feds Crack Down On Fake NFL Merchandise Ahead Of Super Bowl
Authorities intercepted fake official football jerseys at O’Hare International Airport. CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
School Bus Involved In Multiple Crashes, Pushes Car Into House
Police in northwest suburban Park Ridge said a school bus was involved in five separate crashes Tuesday afternoon, including one that sent a car into a house.
David Headley Gets 35 Years For Role In Mumbai Terror Attack
Chicago native David Headley was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Thursday for his role in the 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai, India, and for planning another attack in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Poisoned Lottery Winner’s Body Exhumed For Autopsy
An autopsy was conducted Friday on the body of a lottery winner who died from cyanide poisoning last year, after his body was exhumed for further testing, but the results of those tests won’t be completed for a few weeks.
Deadly Shooting Outside CSU After Basketball Game
Police were questioning two suspects in the shooting death of a high school student, after a basketball game on the Chicago State University campus.
18 Human Heads Found At O’Hare
Investigators believe a shipment of 18 human heads intercepted by customs officials at O’Hare International Airport are, in fact, legitimate medical specimens, authorities said Tuesday.
With Flu On The Rise, Some Businesses Making Sure Sick Workers Stay Home
If you haven’t been bit by the flu bug this year, you might be lucky or maybe you’ve been getting help from the boss.
Snow Mostly A No-Show In Chicago, So Far
The question remains: Why haven’t we had more snow? CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Religious Relics Dating To Time Of Jesus On Display This Weekend
In the center of the reliquary, church officials say, is a relic of Jesus’ manger; below that, a fragment of the veil of the Virgin Mary and then a thread from the cloak of Jesus’ earthly father, St. Joseph.
CPS Again Denies Having List Of Schools To Close Next Year
Chicago Public Schools leaders were again denying Wednesday that they already have a list of scores of schools they are targeting for closure next year.
Connecticut Shooting Massacre A Grim Reminder Of Schools’ Need To Plan For Worst
You can never predict a tragedy like the school shooting massacre in Newtown, Conn., but schools prepare as much as they can. Just this week, a school in north suburban Zion held a drill for a shooting.
Tax Raids Find Millions Of Dollars In Cigarette Tax Cheating
Cook County investigators have been raiding stores across the county that have been breaking the law, and ripping off taxpayers of millions of dollars, by selling cigarettes without proper taxes.
DuPage County Homeowner Fires Shots At Intruder
A homeowner shot an intruder in his home in unincorporated DuPage County near Naperville on Tuesday, but the suspect was able to get away.
One Killed In Will County Plane Crash
Federal authorities were investigating the cause of a fatal plane crash near Joliet on Tuesday.
Birds Rescued From Hoarder’s Home Ready For Adoption
The Greater Chicago Cage Bird Club is putting all of the birds up for adoption beginning Tuesday Dec. 4. CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Picture Of Dying Patient Posted Online, Along With Cruel Remarks
Radovan Vojcic passed away more than a year ago and died from advanced Alzheimer’s and dementia. His grieving family had been trying to focus on beautiful memories. CBS 2′s Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Grandmother Bilked Out Of $4,000 By Caller Posing As Granddaughter
A grandmother in far north suburban Round Lake Beach was scammed out of more than $4,000 after getting a frantic call from a person she believed was her granddaughter.


