Alternative

American Idol

America's Got Talent

Babies & Kids

Bakersfield

Baltimore

Beauty & Fashion

Blues

Boise

Boston

Buffalo

Chicago

Christian

Cincinnati

Classical

Cleveland

Country

Dallas / Fort Worth

Denver

Detroit

Electronic

Entertainment

Epic Fails

Extreme

Family Feud

Featured

Folk

Food & Travel

Fort Myers - Naples

Global

Green Bay

Heartwarming

Hip-Hop

Holiday

Indianapolis

Inspirational

Jazz

Kansas City

Lansing

Las Vegas

Latino

Life Hacks

Los Angeles

Metal

Miami

Milwaukee

Minneapolis / St Paul

Nashville

National

New York

Omaha

Pets & Animals

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

Politics

Pranks

Reggae

Rock

Royal Family

Sacramento

San Diego

San Francisco / Bay Area

Soundtrack

Sports Bloopers

Tampa Bay

Tulsa

Tuscon

West Palm Beach

World

The X Factor

The FBI on Tuesday was investigating a possible hate crime at the Argyle Street CTA Red Line station in Uptown.

FBI Investigates Possible Hate Crime At Argyle Red Line Station

A brand-new tradition began Saturday in Englewood.

Englewood Music Fest Held For First Time

As more workers come back to the Loop, we're seeing more food options reopen.

Urbanspace Finally Opens Food Hall On Washington Street Downtown

Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11. It is welcome news for many, but it also triggers a lot of questions. CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joins us with some answers on that, and on other issues surrounding the state of the pandemic.

CBS News' Dr. Jon LaPook Answers Questions About Kids And The COVID-19 Vaccine

The new figures came down Thursday from the American Hotel and Lodging Association. Numbers are based off of business travel – including corporate or government hotel stays.

Chicago Hotels Expected To Lose $2 Billion In Revenue By Year's End

We've learned federal and local police are investigating a pattern of check fraud in northwest suburban Park Ridge. CBS 2’s Tim McNicholas talked to several people who are out several thousand dollars.

Several People Left Out Thousands Of Dollars After Fraudsters Get Hold Of Checks Dropped In Blue Mai

Ed's Driveway: Volkswagen ID.4

The city's ethics board has determined there is probable cause to believe Ald. James Gardiner (45th) twice violated the city's government ethics ordinance, by using his office to retaliate against constituents who criticized him or supported a political rival. CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports.

City Board Of Ethics Finds Probable Cause Ald. James Gardiner Violated Ethics Ordinance Twice

Hundreds of children who can’t go home to their families have instead been left in psych wards for months. CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports a judge isn't backing down in fighting to get them out.

Judge Won't Back Down In Effort To Get Kids In Care Of DCFS Out Of Limbo In Psych Wards

CBS 2 shines a light on three extraordinary Chicago leaders using their gifts and hearts for service across the culinary arts, business and social impact sectors to advance culture and change in our great city.

'An Important Time For Us'

CBS 2 Meteorologist Robb Ellis has your 10 p.m. RealTime Weather forecast for Sunday, Sept. 12, 2021.

Chicago Weather: A Warm Forecast

CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports on the city's new Protect Chicago 77 plan to encourage COVID-19 vaccination, and hears from community health leaders on how best to make it work.

City Leaders Hope New Campaign Will Boost Vaccination Rate, But Health Professionals Say It Will Tak

CBS 2 Meteorologist Tammie Souza has your 10 p.m. RealTime Weather forecast for Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021.

Chicago Weather: Rain And Storms Ahead