Chicago non-profit serving residents who don't have access to fresh food, produce

His name is Dion Dawson, and he's behind Dion's Chicago Dream — a non-profit feeding those in neighborhoods without access to fresh food and produce.

'That's not chocolate': Michigan woman claims Subway sandwich had feces on it

A Michigan State University senior claims a sandwich she ordered from an East Lansing Subway had an extra topping she didn't ask for – feces.

Kellogg's rolls out new insta-cereal: 'Just add water'

The lineup features Kellogg's Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, Apple Jacks and Raisin Bran Crunch.

Experts say the pandemic changed the way people tip the service industry
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Personal finance expert Dan Raccato delves into the post=pandemic tipping standards. It is still common practice to tip your servers 15-20%. When it comes to cafes and point of sale tipping 0-10% is standard.

New menu items available for CPS students

Smoothies, baked potatoes with chili and cheese, and veggie pasta salad were just some of the new menu items selected during summer taste testing sessions.

Palos Fire Protection District auctioning off used ambulance
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If you are in the market for a new vehicle, or maybe an RV, look no further than the Palos Fire Protection District. They are auctioning off a used ambulance said to be perfect for road tripping. Greg Berry is Municibid?s CEO and founder, the company hosting the auction.

McDonald’s adds new dessert to fall menu

McDonald’s is bringing back a “fresh take” on a pastry it hasn’t served since the ‘80s.

Want to see the Titanic? Company offering spots for deep-sea expedition in 2023

Have you ever dreamed of seeing the Titanic shipwreck in person? A deep-sea exploration company is looking for "mission specialists" — but it will cost you.

Study suggests walking this range of steps per day can reduce the risk of dementia

The study of nearly 78,000 adults looked at steps per day, and also the intensity of the steps, and the association with the risk of developing dementia.

Auto industry suffering from nationwide shortage of car parts
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Consumer reporter Steve Noviello breaks down why the car industry is suffering from a shortage of parts and how that could affect motorists nationwide.

Illinois' electric vehicle plan — what to know

More than a dozen states are deciding whether to follow California’s plan to ban sales of new gas cars by 2035.

Yes, the Great Lakes can have rip currents. How safety advocates are educating swimmers

Many of us think of lakes as safer for swimming and boating versus the ocean with its various waves and currents. However, the Great Lakes are so big that wind churns up waves and rip currents that can compete with those found in oceans.