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Incoming Archbishop Ready For Controversial Issues
CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine was the first reporter to travel to Spokane, Wash. to talk with the future archbishop of Chicago, Blase Cupich, to see just where he stands.
Guy Who Invented ‘Operation’ Is Broke, Needs One Himself
Everybody's played the popular board game. But do you know the back story of the man who invented it? CBS 2's Brad Edwards reports.
Meanest Thief Award: Teen Boy’s Bionic Arm Stolen
Suspect Sought In Oak Lawn, Burbank Robberies
State Intervenes In Waukegan Teachers Strike
Motorist Waits 3 Years For City To Pay For Pothole-Related Damages
Chicago Resident, 90, Tells City: Fix The Giant Hole On My Street, Already
Urban Farms Expanding In Chicago
Quinn Uses Same Three-Word Refrain — Again — In Final Campaign Push
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Quinn Uses Same Three-Word Refrain — Again — In Final Campaign Push
What is it? CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Mayor Votes Early, Pushes Minimum Wage Hike
Mayor Rahm Emanuel cast his ballot in the race for governor on Wednesday, to make a point about early voting, and what’s at stake in next week’s elections.
U.S. Senate Race: Oberweis Trying To Paint Durbin As ‘Career Politician’
Quinn Touts New Jobs, But Illinois Lags Behind 2 Neighboring States
Rauner Signals To Women Voters: I’m Not Scary-Conservative
Hot Dog Gate: Bruce Rauner Likes Ketchup–Or Does He?
City Official: Snow Removal Crews Ready If It’s Another Wicked Winter
Garcia To Challenge Emanuel In 2015: “Chicago Wants Change”
West Suburban Sidewalk Serves As Portal To Watergate Scandal, 40 Years Later
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Amtrak Seeks Solutions To Chicago Rail Congestion
Despite some successes, Amtrak officials say the city's freight and passenger rail lines remain tangled and congested.
Citizens Utility Board Holding Customer Service Horror Story Contest
Have a customer service horror story that involves dealing with a utility company? The Citizens Utility Board wants to hear from you on social media.
Amazon To Open First Illinois Facility, Hire 1,000
Made In Chicago: Chicago Soap Company
Bucktown Residents: Electronic Billboard Is Gaudy, Annoying
Gas Selling At Under $3 A Gallon At Some Chicago Area Stations
Interchange Linking I-57 And I-294 To Open Soon
Made In Chicago: Vintage Confections
McDonald’s Partners With Ex-Mythbuster To Answer Food Questions
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Attendees Announced For ‘Hollywood Film Awards’
The 2014 "Hollywood Film Awards" show will be hosted by Queen Latifah and broadcast from the Hollywood Palladium.
CBS Gives Full Season Order To All Four Of Its New Dramas
"NCIS: New Orleans," "Scorpion," "Madam Secretary," and "Stalker" have all been picked up for a full season.
Teen Chef From Highland Park To Take National Stage
A Hollywood-Inspired Reading List
Figure Skater Jason Brown To Donate Stuffed Animals Thrown On The Ice
Ariana Grande, Maroon 5, Pharrell & Tim McGraw to Perform on ‘A Very GRAMMY Christmas’
#Trending In Entertainment: Avengers Trailer Leaked & Is That Renee Zellweger?
‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’ Will Premiere March 9, 2015
The ‘Hollywood Film Awards’ Announces Award Categories
Health
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More Lawsuits Filed Against Ind. Doctor For Unnecessary Heart Procedures
The latest lawsuits against cardiologist Arvind Gandhi were filed Monday, and attorneys expect even more people to come forward. CBS 2’s Dana Kozlov reports.
Some Pediatricians Waiting On Flu Vaccines For Kids
But The Centers for Disease Control says the lack of supply is due to a shipping delay and not an actual shortage of the vaccine. CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports.
Quinn Defends Ebola Quarantine Policy, Rauner Calls For Travel Ban
Experts Question Need For Mandatory Ebola Quarantines
State Orders Mandatory Quarantine For Those Who Have Had Contact With Ebola Patients
Surgeons At Comer Children’s Hospital Work For Free To Fix Kids’ Birth Defects, Deformities
Research On Mice Could Lead To Erasing Bad Memories For Humans
Sick Child From Liberia Does Not Have Ebola, Illinois Health Officials Say
Chicago Hospital Gives Flu Shots To Staff, Students
Tech
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Sen. Kirk Works With Students To Develop Anti-Bullying Game App
A game app for Android smart phones has been created by kids, for kids, to combat bullying. And it's coming to a school near you.
Companies Employing ‘White Hat’ Hackers To Prevent Data Thefts
It seems like every month we hear about a huge data breach, our credit card numbers and other important information in the hands of crooks. Now more companies are hiring hackers to help them protect their customers.