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Illinois leaders react to Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship

Reactions from Illinois politicians are coming in after the Supreme Court ruled President Donald Trump’s 2025 order on birthright citizenship is unconstitutional.

Chicago man charged with DUI in crash that killed 2 in Jackson Park

Video shows fatal Oak Park police shooting that killed Christian Wallace

Chicago man arrested nearly 2 years after robbery, attack at Sox-35th Red Line station

Chicago crime overnight: Man killed, 3 shot, woman stabbed in separate incidents

$10K reward offered in fatal shooting of CTA employee on South Side

US and World News

Watch: Bear found sitting in front seat of man's truck

A Colorado man got an unexpected surprise when he opened the door to his truck.

Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports

New ranking reveals America’s most and least educated cities

JetBlue flight reports striking drone on approach to JFK Airport: FAA

U.S. and Iran trading airstrikes, despite talks to stop the violence

Bill Maher awarded Mark Twain Prize during Kennedy Center ceremony

Tuesday morning brought several major Supreme Court decisions, including a ruling against limits on birthright citizenship. Northwestern Law Professor Paul Gowder joins Good Day Chicago explain what the decision means.

Illinois' new e-bike, scooter rules: What to expect

Inside the $580M Woodlawn development that could transform the South Side

New fruit orchards coming to Chicago's West Side will provide food, help prevent flooding

The Taste of Chicago is still days away, but road closures start this week

Eyes to the skies, the Strawberry Moon peaks tonight!

Health

How to keep kids safe during extreme heat

Dr. Tomitra Latimer of Lurie Children's shares tips on keeping kids hydrated, recognizing early signs of heat exhaustion, and the key safety questions parents should ask summer camp directors during extreme heat.

America's lifespan has doubled since 1776 — experts reveal what changed

Arkansas to move forward with SNAP candy, soda ban despite court order, governor says

What is PKU? Chicago doctor explains the rare genetic disorder

One in 25,000 people has PKU. This suburban Chicago mom—and her daughter—are among them

Former NFL star Chris Johnson says he's been diagnosed with ALS

Politics

Breaking down the Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship

Tuesday morning brought several major Supreme Court decisions, including a ruling against limits on birthright citizenship. Northwestern Law Professor Paul Gowder joins Good Day Chicago explain what the decision means.

Illinois' new e-bike, scooter rules: What to expect

Supreme Court deals blow to Trump as limits on birthright citizenship struck down

Birthright citizenship: Supreme Court rejects Trump crackdown

Supreme Court rules Trump’s crackdown on birthright citizenship unconstitutional

Bally's hires Lori Lightfoot's law firm amid Chicago legal dispute

New Illinois law expands protections against AI-powered cyberbullying

Entertainment

How Ed Sheeran and Martin Garrix helped make the 'Chicago wedding of the year' | ChicagoLIVE

Most people don’t get the opportunity to party with Ed Sheeran and Martin Garrix at a wedding, but Mike Kindelin, brother of the bride, joins ChicagoLIVE explains how a direct message led to both artists joining in on the fun.

Taste of Chicago prompts road closures downtown

Bill Maher awarded Mark Twain Prize during Kennedy Center ceremony

Mel Brooks, iconic comedian and filmmaker, turns 100

Changing the beat: Glizzy Glow wants Chicago rap known for more than violence

Money

Inside the $580M Woodlawn development that could transform the South Side

A $580 million development in Woodlawn is one step closer to breaking ground. J. Byron Brazier, lead developer of Woodlawn Central, joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the impact it could have on the South Side.

How to tell if you've been paying too much on your mortgage | ChicagoLIVE

Flesh-eating screwworm outbreak escalates in West Texas; strict transport ban issued

Chicago budget task force proposes new taxes, fees

Illinois pauses gas tax hike. What that means for drivers | ChicagoLIVE

Has Chicago become the place to visit? Tourism spending hits record $21.5B | ChicagoLIVE

Offbeat & Unusual

Trump official suggests U.S. takeover of Greenland could bring back Red Lobster's endless shrimp: Report

A Trump-appointed official suggested to The New Yorker that if the United States were to take over Greenland, it could bring back the all-you-can-eat shrimp offer at Red Lobster.