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Car buried in snow? Mechanic shares what you should know before digging out, driving off WABC Share: CHICAGO -- While leaving your car buried under snow won't cause major damage, a Chicago mechanic said there are still a few things you will want to know before you dig out and drive off. For some drivers, digging out their cars has been a repeat performance with back-to-back snowstorms, while others appeared to wait it out. But what will that mean for their cars? "It's not going to do any damage that's not already there," said Jack Gordon, manager at Ashland Tire and Auto.

As Chicago digs out of this week’s winter storm, Chicago officials said they have their bases covered with removing the unwieldy piles of snow that have become a hindrance for pedestrians and drivers.

A single wall is all that’s still standing after a building collapsed in Elgin on Monday morning, a day after a vacant building in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood met a similar fate.

LIVE UPDATES: Heavy Lake-Effect Snow Combines With Snowstorm System; Totals Reach Up To 18 Inches CBS Chicago 2/16/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Chicago CHICAGO (CBS) — With Chicago still in a deep freeze, and more than a foot of snow already on the ground from a series of winter storms over the past couple weeks, many parts of Chicagoland have been blanketed with up to 18 inches of snow since Sunday. Much of the city saw 1 to 1.5 FEET of snow. pic.twitter.com/qm0mvaZKn1 11 a.m. CBS 2’s Mugo Odigwe is reporting live from the Mobile Weather Lab. Snow is creating dangerous...

Chicago crews are being forced to bring in heavy equipment to “relocate” snow as the city works to dig out from a massive storm that dumped more than a foot...