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CBS 2 Meteorologist Robb Ellis has the 5 p.m. forecast for Saturday, Jan. 20, 2024.

Chicago area in for another cold night; wintry mix expected Monday

Nikko D'Ambrosio's attorneys say he is now stuck with a digital scarlet letter, after his name and photo were included in a disparaging post on a popular Facebook group called, "Are We Dating the Same Guy?" CBS 2's Sara Machi reports.

Chicago man sues over posts in Facebook dating group

It's almost back-to-school time for a handful of districts in the area. While the traditional Bud Billiken Parade was canceled due to the pandemic, some threw parties to kick off the new academic year, but they're nothing like you would have expected before COVID-19. CBS 2's Jeremy Ross reports.

Even Without Bud Billiken Parade, Back To School Celebrations Go On This Weekend, Just Smaller And S

Riders will feel like they're flying as they hang suspended from moving seats with their feet dangling below as they watch films on a 65-foot wrap-around screen.

Navy Pier "Flyover" opens in March

CBS 2's Shardaa Gray reports while kids had fun sliding down snowy hills, adults spent most of Tuesday clearing sidewalks of accumulating snow.

Snow shovelers get weekday workout

The fire happened while the city is dealing with dangerous cold temperatures. Frozen helmets and pipes show what kind of elements they had to endure.

2 Chicago firefighters injured while fighting house fire in Grand Crossing

Consumers should know that if they're ever asked to fix a tech or financial problem by buying gift cards, it is a scam. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.

Seniors tricked into spending $6,000 on gift card scam

It is almost unbelievable: a Wisconsin man just found out his work buddy is more than just a co-worker. He is actually his father.

Man's Coworker Turns Out To Be His Biological Father

"I thought a bomb literally had gone off!"

Chicago area homeowner loses tree and power to thundersnow

CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports while the snow has stopped in Chicago's suburbs, the clearing of roadways begins as the second round of snowfall is set for late Friday night.

Suburban side streets still need snow clearing

Harrison Konder, who was born deaf, took his fight to compete all the way to federal court where on Thursday a judge granted an emergency motion. CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey has the story.

Suburban Chicago high school wrestler fights in federal court to get back on the mat

CBS 2's Noel Brennan reports while extreme cold weather closed Chicago Public Schools, some kids made the most of the day at the YMCA where they got to forget about frigid temps, at least for a few hours.

No school but lots of fun as students play at the YMCA

Illinois state climatologist Trent Ford said frost quakes are not dangerous – but they are interesting. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.

Hear a pop or a boom? It could have been as frost quake

Everything from collars to treats and even pet insurance can be found at the vendor booths at the Great American Dog Show. Show President Scott Pfeil joins CBS 2's Lauren Victory with an overview.

Great American Dog Show: A "shopping-palooza" at the retail portion