Marie Saavedra

CHICAGO — As Pride Month winds down, Albany Park, on Chicago's North Side, is a safe haven for LGBT+ people, part of Illinois's first-ever transitional living program for youth in the Department of Children and Family Services.

It was designed as a gift to the city of Chicago; an observation deck on the top of what was then the world's tallest building and still called Sears Tower.

It's a part of Dallas Cowboys history you may have forgotten or never heard. But for a few tense days in 1989, the fate of the cheerleaders hung in the balance.

Wisconsin, where the Republican National Convention just wrapped up, is firmly in play as a swing state.

"Murals are so important to the culture of every city, because it becomes part of the story of that city," Caskey said.

For three months, they helped him grow and gain independence, all while carrying for hundreds of other animals in Kane County.

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CHICAGO ( WBBM ) — A Chicago man who made history as the first-ever two-time mixed martial arts world champion is now expanding his reach and serving as a mentor to others.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A social media clip of a 2014 video of actor Bill Murray talking about a painting that he said saved his life recently got the attention of CBS News Chicago.

"I think it's called 'The Song of the Lark,' and it's a woman working in a field and there's a sunrise behind her," Murray said in the clip.