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The Red Cross needs to collect about 1,200 donations in the Chicago area. It opened two new permanent facilities in Schaumburg and Orland Park. CBS 2's Irika Sargent found donors rolling up their sleeves - over and over again.

On Giving Tuesday, Red Cross gives thanks to area blood donors

Justin Fields and the Bears head into their final five games off last week's bye. It could be Fields' last chance to show he's the quarterback of the future, and that the Bears don't need to draft his replacement.

Amid questions over future with Bears, Justin Fields isn't worried about outside noise

CBS 2 Meteorologist Robb Ellis has the latest forecast.

Chicago First Alert Weather: Very cold start to the week

CBS 2's Jamaica Ponder joined the Underground Donut Tour to see how River North bakeries are putting a local spin on some classic flavors and to get a real taste of what autumn is like in Chicago.

Chicago's Underground Donut Tour provides a tasty history lesson

A pro-Palestinian protest gathered huge crowds in Chicago's Loop on Saturday.

Huge crowds march in pro-Palestinian demonstration in Chicago

A big mess was caused by a group of thieves who targeted ATMs by breaking windows to get inside businesses. They've tried it three times, hitting one business twice in River North. On Thursday, the crew slammed an SUV into the store.

Chicago store owner frustrated after thieves repeatedly rob her business

Chicago First Alert Weather: Mild and cloudy week ahead

Small white flags covered the grass on the University of Illinois at Chicago campus to mark the 14,000 Palestinians killed in the war between Hamas and Israel. The names were read aloud outside of University Hall at UIC.

University of Illinois at Chicago marks 14,000 Palestinians killed in war

The U.S. Indoor Championship is taking place and CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports from Rosemont for the Association of Pickleball Players' (APP) final event of 2023.

Pickleball championships take place in Rosemont

One of the biggest shopping events of the year is back open at Merchandise Mart. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray shows us this is your chance to buy one-of-a-kind art in one humongous setting.

Shop for art and more at the One of a Kind Holiday Show

Researchers estimated that through June 2022, if the U.S. moved at a faster pace to approve it and get people boosted, an estimated 29,000 lives could have been saved -- matching Israel's uptake and speed.

Slow COVID-19 booster rollout cost thousands of lives, new study says

With hate crimes on the rise in Chicago, there is going to be a new way to report those incidents to 311. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.

Alderwoman calls for passage of new Chicago hate crime proposal

The way the public found out about the deal CrimeTracer was surprising. CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey reports.

Chicago Police now in deal with crime database from company behind ShotSpotter

The man charged with shooting an Illinois State Police trooper last month, and suspected in the murder of a Chicago teacher, also has been accused of attacking another woman in 2021.

Suspect in teacher's murder also accused of attacking another ex-girlfriend