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2 Killed In High-Speed Crash On Southwest SidePolice said an 86-year-old man was driving northbound on the 8300 block of South Pulaski Road when a 25-year-old women in an SUV crashed into him.
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Seniors Can Schedule COVID Vaccine Appointments At The United Center Beginning ThursdaySenior citizens in Chicago and in Illinois will exclusively be able to schedule their COVID vaccine appointments at the United Center starting Thursday morning.
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2 Killed In High-Speed Crash On Southwest SideTwo people were killed in a high-speed crash on the Southwest Side.
Seniors Can Schedule COVID Vaccine Appointments At The United Center Beginning ThursdayMore than 100,000 appointments over the next three days will be available when registration opens.
Career Coach: Avoiding Scams While Job SearchingThis morning, the CBS 2 Career Coach is sharing what to look out for to avoid a scam.
Bourbonnais Elementary Teachers Going On Strike Thursday MorningBourbonnais elementary school teachers will go on strike Thursday morning.
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Northwestern Scores Last Six Points, Beats MarylandBoo Buie scored 15 points and Chase Audige added 14, and Northwestern scored the last six points of the game to beat Maryland on Wednesday night, ending the Terrapins' five-game win streak.
LaVine's 36 Points Lift Bulls Past PelicansThe Chicago Bulls held off a late rally to beat the mercurial New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night.
Spring Training 2021: White Sox Lose To Royals In 6 InningsThe White Sox lost to the Royals 6-5 in Cactus League action in Surprise Wednesday.
Spring Training 2021: Anthony Rizzo Hits A Bomb, Cubs End Game In Tie With MarinersIt was a picture-perfect day Wednesday for the Cubs and the Seattle Mariners in Spring Training action.
NCAA Bracketology: University Of Illinois, Michigan Likely No. 1 Seeds, According To CBS SportsThe Fighting Illini and the University of Michigan both are projected to be No1 seeds in the 2021 NCAA men’s college basketball tournament.
Bears Have One Week To Decide Whether To Use Franchise Tag For Allen RobinsonThe Bears have exactly one week to figure out if they will use the franchise tag on top receiver Allen Robinson.
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CBS 2 Celebrates Black History Month With 'History Makers'February is Black History Month and CBS Chicago is proud to celebrate the culture, heritage and history of the Black community.
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Brookfield Zoo Opening 2 Months After COVID Forced ClosureAlso, the only indoor spaces that will be open are rest rooms. The carousel and the motor safari will also remain closed.
Free Days At Chicago's Shedd Aquarium Next WeekAdults getting tickets must provide proof of residency. Free admission won't be given to people who don't have a reservation.
Cute Critters Celebrate Valentine's Day At The Brookfield ZooAccording to the Brookfield Zoo, the Animal Programs staff is always thinking of ways to physically and mentally stimulated the animals at the zoo.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Made Secret Visit To Stanford Researcher Who Studies Science Of CompassionPrince Harry and Meghan Markle were in the Bay Area February of 2020 right before the pandemic. It was a secret visit of sorts to meet with Stanford University’s Dr. James Doty whose work focuses on the science of compassion.

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