The Jersey Girls bring powerhouse vocals to Good Day Chicago
Chicago’s acclaimed vocal group, The Jersey Girls, join us fresh off major performances to share their signature harmonies and a preview of their upcoming show.
Bears vs. Vikings: What’s at stake as Chicago fights to secure its playoff position
FOX 32's Lou Canellis breaks down how crucial this matchup is for the Bears’ postseason hopes, what they must fix from their last meeting with Minnesota, and whether Chicago can keep climbing the NFC standings.
SNAP benefits resume as Chicago food pantries work to meet soaring demand
FOX 32's Gabriella Premus visited a Chicago food pantry helping families who’ve been struggling to find their next meal as SNAP assistance begins to return.
Chicago Bears honor Harold Arnold as a Classroom Legend for inspiring 20 years of students
Physical education teacher Harold Arnold shares his reaction to being named a Bears Classroom Legend, the motivation behind his two decades at Sherman Elementary, and how partnerships and community support continue to lift up his students.
Choose Chicago unveils its ultimate holiday shopping guide featuring local makers
Isaac Reichman shares how Chicagoans can use the new Choose Chicago Shop and its comprehensive holiday shopping guide to discover locally made gifts, unique experiences, and must-see city getaways.
Shake up your holiday: Inside a Chicago-style Thanksgiving feast
FOX 32's Jake Hamilton heads to Gene’s Sausage Shop to share creative, non-traditional Chicago-inspired dishes that can bring big flavor to your Thanksgiving table.
Chicago Wolves team up with The Salvation Army for 7th annual Red Kettle Game
The Chicago Wolves and The Salvation Army join forces once again to spread holiday cheer through the Red Kettle Game—supporting local families, veterans, and volunteers across the Chicago area this season.
Sneaker fans gear up for Jordan 1 Low OG Chicago drop at Succezz boutique
With the iconic Jordan 1 Low OG Chicago returning for the first time since 2016, Succezz co-owners Lavell Sykes and Bobby Simmons share why the release matters, how to cop a pair, and what it means to the city.
Get “Elf’d Up” in Wrigleyville: Holiday pop-up bar brings Christmas cheer early
With Christmas spirit already in the air, FOX 32’s Jake Hamilton takes you inside Wrigleyville’s festive “Elf’d Up” pop-up bar — perfect for fans of the holiday classic "Elf" movie.
Tootsie the puppy will be the sweetest thing you see today
PAWS Chicago has a puppy that's chomping at the bit for a new home
New U.S. food label targets ultra-processed foods as dietitian clears up common misconceptions
A new food labeling system aims to highlight ultra-processed foods, and a registered dietitian explains what the changes mean for shoppers and how to make healthier choices.
FDA removes black box warning from estrogen therapy, Chicago doctor weighs in
The FDA’s decision to drop the black box warning on estrogen therapy could reshape care for millions of peri- and postmenopausal women, easing fears and changing conversations about hormone health.
Deepfake scams target Ozempic buyers with fake ads, counterfeit drugs
As weight-loss drugs like Ozempic soar in popularity, scammers are using AI deepfakes to sell fake products. Experts share how to spot phony endorsements and protect yourself online.
Supporting veterans at home goes beyond Veterans Day
Troy Turner of Right at Home Northwest Indiana discusses providing in-home care for aging veterans and how his Air Force service inspired his mission.
Eddy Mack brings global sound and local pride home to Chicago
International artist Eddy Mack joins us in-studio to talk about how his music connects cultures, why Chicago is the heart of his creativity, and what’s next after his world tour.
Emotion Air exhibit brings immersive art experience to Chicago’s Balloon Museum
The Emotion Air installation at the Balloon Museum invites visitors to explore their feelings through light, motion, and interactive art designed to make emotions come alive.
‘Wait Until 8th’ movement aims to protect kids by delaying smartphone use
The national campaign encourages parents to delay giving smartphones until after 8th grade, easing social pressure and helping shield children from the negative effects of social media.
Chicago classic Mr. Submarine celebrates 50 years of sandwich bliss
Dan Tzoumas talks about how Mr. Submarine is celebrating half a century of slinging sandwiches across the Chicago area.
Educational events highlight Diabetes Awareness Month
How to spot symptoms of diabetes and where to get information
Try some gumbo from Chicago's own Soul & Smoke
What do you feel like eating with cold weather and football on the schedule? How about some gumbo and grilled meats from Soul & Smoke in Chicago?