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Chicago Weather: 10 Degrees Warmer On WednesdayA dry air mass will dominate our weather pattern for several days.
Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel Remains High On List For U.S. Transportation Secretary; Some Democrats Not PleasedFormer Mayor Rahm Emanuel remains high on the list for Transportation Secretary under President-elect Joe Biden.
Viewers Reach Out After Story Of Kevin McKay, Who Has Had No Income For 8 Months And Was Getting No Help From IDESWhen we introduced you to Kevin McKay on Monday, we told you he has gone eight months with no job and no unemployment benefits because of problems with the state.
On First Night Of Winter Overnight Parking Ban, 230 Chicagoans Did Not Get The MessageIt happens each and every year on the first day of December – Chicagoans hear and see the warnings, but yet, hundreds never seem to listen.
Naperville Mask Mandate Fails; Mayor Steve Chirico Defends Himself After Being Photographed Maskless At WeddingNaperville Mayor Steve Chirico was on the defensive during a virtual City Council meeting Tuesday night after a mask controversy.
COVID-19 Cases At Post Offices May Be To Blame For Spotty Mail Service In Riverdale And Several Other PlacesSpotty mail service has people in the south suburbs fired up – and worried about the holiday season.
ONLY ON 2: Janyla Wise, 13, Speaks Out After Being Mauled By 2 Pit Bulls Outside Her West Englewood HomeJanyla Wise, 13, was back home Tuesday night – but shaken after being mauled by her neighbor’s pit bulls outside her West Englewood neighborhood home.
MISSING: Yedidia Keltu, 12, Last Seen In Rogers ParkPolice on Tuesday were searching for a 12-year-old boy who was last seen in Rogers Park earlier in the day.
Day Of Giving: Red Cross Looks After Mental Health Needs Of Those StrugglingThe work of the Red Cross doesn’t stop after the immediate crisis – the mental health needs of those struggling are just as important.
Red Cross: Day Of Giving
Day Of Giving: Red Cross Looks After Mental Health Needs Of Those StrugglingThe work of the Red Cross doesn’t stop after the immediate crisis – the mental health needs of those struggling are just as important.
Day Of Giving: How The Red Cross Steps Up For Military FamiliesThe American Red Cross does so much that we see every day, but also a lot that we don't see. Military families know the Red Cross is often the only means of communicating during a time of crisis.
Day Of Giving: Red Cross Has Stepped Up In Unprecedented YearIt has been an unprecedented year. But despite everything, the American Red Cross is still carrying out its missions - deploying 7,000 volunteers to help those impacted by disasters.
Day Of Giving: Honoring Local Red Cross Heroes
Day Of Giving: Meet Red Cross Volunteer Rick Daitchman
Day Of Giving: Meet Red Cross Volunteer Hank Welch, Winner Of The Wesbury Award
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COVID-19 Cases At Post Offices May Be To Blame For Spotty Mail Service In Riverdale And Several Other PlacesSpotty mail service has people in the south suburbs fired up – and worried about the holiday season.
More Research Needed On When Kids And COVID Vaccine; 'She Would Have A Barrier To Keep Herself Safe'"Children can be very sick with this illness."
Why Does Illinois' Unemployment System Keep Failing So Many People? A Quest For Answers ContinuesIllinois’ unemployment system continues to fail the people out of work in Illinois. CBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker set out to get the answers taxpayers deserve from top managers at the Illinois Department of Employment Security.
COVID Vaccine Ready To Be Delivered From O'Hare, Can Shipping Companies Handle Holiday Packages And Vaccine Deliveries?"There's a real concern here if we get some big snowstorm through the Midwest or Chicago. That is going to back things up."
Getting Hosed: After Vietnam Vet Rodney Andrews Got Hit With $10,700 Water Bill At House Where He'd Never Lived, He Gets A Surprise Of New Appliances To Make It A Home
Woman Says She Paid Thousands To Contractor To Fix Leaky Roof, Only For Him To Demand More And More -- And Then VanishTalk about a double whammy – your roof is messed up, you pay a contractor thousands of dollars, and he does the demolition work, only to disappear like Houdini.
Cook County Judicial Candidate Says Vote Totals Changed After Deadline To Make Him Lose, Claims FraudOne man who ran for judge in Cook County claims thousands of ballots mysteriously materialized after the Nov. 17 deadline to count them, and it cost him the race.
COVID In Illinois: Expert Says Ambitious Federal Timeline For Getting Out Coronavirus Vaccine Is PossibleAn ambitious timeline has been set up to get out a vaccine for the novel coronavirus.
COVID-19 Surging In Chicago Area Nursing Homes Again, And Some Say State Is Not Doing EnoughCOVID-19 cases are again surging in Chicago area nursing homes, and workers in the facilities are in dire need of emergency supplies.
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Chicago Weather: Wednesday Will Be 10 Degrees Warmer Than TuesdayCBS 2 Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist has your 10 p.m. RealTime Weather forecast for Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020.
Viewers Step In After Hearing About Kevin McKay's Story Of Having No Income For 8 MonthsWhen we introduced you to Kevin McKay on Monday, we told you he has gone eight months with no job and no unemployment benefits because of problems with the state. About a dozen viewers contacted us and offered to help.
Former Mayor Emanuel In Running For Biden's Transportation SecretaryFormer Mayor Rahm Emanuel is reportedly in the running for Transportation Secretary under President-elect Joe Biden. The choice is causing controversy among Democrats.
On First Night Of Winter Overnight Parking Ban, 230 Chicagoans Did Not Get The MessageIt happens each and every year on the first day of December – Chicagoans hear and see the warnings, but yet, hundreds never seem to listen. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Naperville Mayor Defends Himself After Being Pictured Maskless At Florida WeddingNaperville Mayor Steve Chirico was on the defensive during a virtual City Council meeting Tuesday night after a mask controversy.
COVID-19 Cases At Post Offices May Be To Blame For Spotty Mail In Riverdale And ElsewhereSpotty mail service has people in the south suburbs fired up – and worried about the holiday season. CBS 2's Tara Molina has learned that COVID-19 outbreaks inside postal offices could be to blame for these new delays.
CBS 2 Sports Headlines
Work Cut Out For Bulls As Training Camp Officially Gets Under WayBulls training camp was officially under way Tuesday, starting with three days of individual workouts.
14 Points For Teyvion Kirk As UIC Flames Top ValparaisoTeyvion Kirk had 14 points and 14 assists off the bench to carry UIC to a win over Valparaiso on Tuesday night.
Despite Recent Skid, Bears Still In Position For Playoff BerthThe Bears have lost five straight games. But, they're still alive for a playoff spot. What are the chances? We dove into the models.
