David Archuleta moves Chicago anchors to tears with emotional interview ahead of Market Days show
Archuleta, now 34, is coming to Chicago this weekend to headline Northalsted Market Days, a celebration that aligns perfectly with his current musical and personal evolution.
Archuleta, now 34, is coming to Chicago this weekend to headline Northalsted Market Days, a celebration that aligns perfectly with his current musical and personal evolution.
New comedy show ‘Bull’ puts two misfits on the 1996 Chicago Bulls
What happens when two basketball misfits stumble into the legendary lineup of the 1996 Chicago Bulls?
What happens when two basketball misfits stumble into the legendary lineup of the 1996 Chicago Bulls?
Chicago doctor explains Legionnaires’ disease amid NYC outbreak: What you need to know
A growing outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York is raising urgent public health concerns as health officials confirm around 60 cases in the area.
A growing outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York is raising urgent public health concerns as health officials confirm around 60 cases in the area.
Illinois ranks among top states for social media obsession, study says
How obsessed is Illinois with social media? A new study ranks the states—and Illinois lands high on the list.
How obsessed is Illinois with social media? A new study ranks the states—and Illinois lands high on the list.
Justin Timberlake has Lyme disease — Here’s why it’s commonly misdiagnosed, according to an expert
The conversation around Lyme disease is intensifying after pop star Justin Timberlake revealed his personal battle with the illness, bringing renewed attention to a chronic condition that experts say is often misunderstood and underdiagnosed.
The conversation around Lyme disease is intensifying after pop star Justin Timberlake revealed his personal battle with the illness, bringing renewed attention to a chronic condition that experts say is often misunderstood and underdiagnosed.
Goose Island president explains why Chicago’s wild weather is perfect for barrel-aged stout
Goose Island Beer Co. has revealed its highly anticipated 2025 Bourbon County Stout lineup, generating buzz months ahead of its traditional Black Friday drop.
Goose Island Beer Co. has revealed its highly anticipated 2025 Bourbon County Stout lineup, generating buzz months ahead of its traditional Black Friday drop.
A slice of Heaven: Aurelio’s Pizza delivered to the Pope in Vatican City
It’s not every day that a pizza from the Chicago suburbs winds up in the hands of the Pope.
It’s not every day that a pizza from the Chicago suburbs winds up in the hands of the Pope.
Chicago bait shop has been a lakefront staple for 90 years — here’s why it still hooks generations
Located right off Montrose Harbor, Park Bait Shop isn’t just a resource for anglers: it’s a slice of Chicago history.
Located right off Montrose Harbor, Park Bait Shop isn’t just a resource for anglers: it’s a slice of Chicago history.
Illinois and Indiana cold cases featured in chilling ‘Naming the Dead’ series
A powerful new docuseries premiering August 2 on National Geographic takes viewers into the emotional, high-stakes world of forensic genealogy and cold case investigations.
A powerful new docuseries premiering August 2 on National Geographic takes viewers into the emotional, high-stakes world of forensic genealogy and cold case investigations.
Lollapalooza at 20: Chicago reporter reflects on iconic moments, wild weather and rising stars
As Lollapalooza gears up for another high-energy weekend in Grant Park, one longtime festival observer has seen it all.
As Lollapalooza gears up for another high-energy weekend in Grant Park, one longtime festival observer has seen it all.
Lollapalooza's main stage is running on batteries but you'd never know it
As Lollapalooza returns to Chicago’s Grant Park this weekend, organizers are once again turning up the volume on sustainability, using a cutting-edge hybrid battery system to power the festival’s main stage — a move that significantly reduces emissions without compromising performance.
As Lollapalooza returns to Chicago’s Grant Park this weekend, organizers are once again turning up the volume on sustainability, using a cutting-edge hybrid battery system to power the festival’s main stage — a move that significantly reduces emissions without compromising performance.
Chicago artist tells stories of survival and strength in 'Fill the Silence' campaign
As the world faces one of the most severe hunger crises in recent memory, a Chicago-based artist is using his talents to spotlight the strength and resilience of those impacted.
As the world faces one of the most severe hunger crises in recent memory, a Chicago-based artist is using his talents to spotlight the strength and resilience of those impacted.
Illinois' most-searched attraction isn’t even in Illinois, study says
What is the most Googled attraction ticket by Illinois residents? A new study reveals the answer
What is the most Googled attraction ticket by Illinois residents? A new study reveals the answer
The Sugar Hole: Chicago?s viral puppet-run ice cream shop
This Chicago ice cream shop has been all the buzz thanks to its unusual twist: your ice cream order is taken by puppets.
This Chicago ice cream shop has been all the buzz thanks to its unusual twist: your ice cream order is taken by puppets.
Michigan professor weighs in on Alex Bennett’s viral videos of talking to her baby like an adult
One mom influencer, Alex Bennett, has gone viral for her articulate conversations with her young daughter, and the internet has questions.
One mom influencer, Alex Bennett, has gone viral for her articulate conversations with her young daughter, and the internet has questions.
Suburban dad goes viral as 'Husband TikTok,' lands collabs with celebs like Landon Barker and Young Gravy
A suburban dad with a full-time job in transportation and four kids, including twin infants, Schenberg initially posted videos just for fun during the early days of the pandemic. But what started as a creative outlet quickly turned into a viral sensation.
A suburban dad with a full-time job in transportation and four kids, including twin infants, Schenberg initially posted videos just for fun during the early days of the pandemic. But what started as a creative outlet quickly turned into a viral sensation.
Former TV reporter opens up about her darkest days, career collapse
Veteran journalist Beth McDonough is no stranger to telling stories. But in her latest chapter, she becomes the subject.
Veteran journalist Beth McDonough is no stranger to telling stories. But in her latest chapter, she becomes the subject.
Pop star Gabby B on singing the anthem for the Chicago Cubs and White Sox | ChicagoNOW
Pop powerhouse Gabby B is no stranger to the stage or the stadium. The Brazilian-born artist is back in Chicago for her third year and talks to us about bringing her signature flair to both sides of town as she prepares to sing the national anthem for the Cubs and White Sox.
Pop powerhouse Gabby B is no stranger to the stage or the stadium. The Brazilian-born artist is back in Chicago for her third year and talks to us about bringing her signature flair to both sides of town as she prepares to sing the national anthem for the Cubs and White Sox.
Educator and TikTok star Philip Lindsay translates Gen Z/Gen Alpha slang | ChicagoNOW
If you've ever scrolled TikTok and landed on a hilarious classroom moment that had you saying "that's so real," there's a good chance today's guest was behind it. Educator and TikTok star Philip Lindsay (@mr_phlindsay_sped) discusses his viral Gen Z-inspired classroom posters that are equal parts educational and "cringe," in the best way possible.
If you've ever scrolled TikTok and landed on a hilarious classroom moment that had you saying "that's so real," there's a good chance today's guest was behind it. Educator and TikTok star Philip Lindsay (@mr_phlindsay_sped) discusses his viral Gen Z-inspired classroom posters that are equal parts educational and "cringe," in the best way possible.
Chicago suburbs crack down on short-term rentals | ChicagoNOW
More and more Chicago suburbs are tightening the rules and banning short-term rentals altogether. While they're popular with travelers, some local leaders say they're causing problems, from parking headaches to loud parties to safety concerns.
More and more Chicago suburbs are tightening the rules and banning short-term rentals altogether. While they're popular with travelers, some local leaders say they're causing problems, from parking headaches to loud parties to safety concerns.