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OAK LAWN, Ill. — Hours after a Chicago fire lieutenant was laid to rest, the community is getting ready to say a final farewell to another fallen member. Chicago firefighter Jermaine Pelt, 49, died last week while responding to a fire in the city’s West Pullman neighborhood. Visitation services were held on Thursday in Oak Lawn. He lived a life of putting others first. “People like him, always

Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R) signed a bill that created a brand new abortion crime called “abortion trafficking” on Wednesday afternoon. The bill bans assisting a minor in accessing abortion care (including abortion pills) with the intent of keeping the procedure a secret from their parents. It’s Little’s latest move to further crush the ability of his constituents to access live-saving

Tesla's agreement to open part of its proprietary car-charging network to drivers of other brands should make it far easier for electric vehicle (EV) owners to charge away from home, potentially accelerating adoption. Why it matters: The Biden administration's clean energy agenda includes a shift away from gasoline-powered cars and a new domestic supply chain for electric cars. But many

ELIZABETH, N.J. -- Firefighters worked for hours on Sunday to fully extinguish a fire that impacted several homes. CBS2 has learned the fire damaged at least three homes and caused two roof collapses. As of 10:30 p.m., Elizabeth firefighters had been hosing down the flames for about five hours. Smoke billowed over the neighborhood as the flames engulfed a home on Jaques Street near East Grand