SAY ALLO: New app for dating during quarantine
CEO of Say Allo dating app Zackary Lewis gives us the scoop!
Jobs report shows glimmer of hope for Chicago economy
Glassdoor senior economist Daniel Zhao breaks down the takeaways from the latest jobs report.
Dr. Zich on the latest COVID-19 developments in Chicago
Dr. David Zich gives his analysis on the latest talking points coming out of the coronavirus outbreak,
Breaking down the implications of the lawsuit aimed at dissolving the NRA
Attorney Karen Conti evaluates the legitimacy of a lawsuit filed against the NRA and its wider implications.
More families leaving the city for the suburbs
Katie Gerding Legrand from Jameson Sotheby's Realty talks about the trends they're seeing with more families opting out of the city and into the suburbs.
Cole Degenova performs 'The Lucky Few' on Good Day Chicago
As part of our ongoing series highlighting local artists during the pandemic, Cole Degenova joins GDC to perform 'The Lucky Few' from his new album, 'Really Human.'
Lovin' Local: Fred's Garage in Winnetka
Cary Michael from Fred's Garage in Winnetka talks about how his business has fared since the pandemic.
Takeaways from Trump's attack on TikTok
Seth Schachner, managing director at Strat Americas, talks about the dynamics between President Trump, China and a handful of ultra-popular apps.
Fishing offers youth much-needed reprieve from quarantine
FOX 32's Joanie Lum reports...
AAA study finds flaws with new driver assistance technology
Nick Jarmusz from AAA talks about their findings regarding the safety and efficacy of new driver assistance technology.
DJ Casper uplifts Cook County healthcare workers with a socially distanced 'Cha Cha Slide'
DJ Casper talks about the timeless legacy of 'Cha Cha Slide' and how he's giving back to healthcare workers during these turbulent times.
Roots Pizza finds new home on Printer's Row rooftop
Nate Hennsler, executive chef at Roots Pizza, talks about their new opening in Printer's Row
Archdiocese to reopen classrooms to students this fall
Justin Lombardo, chief human resource officer with the Archdiocese of Chicago, talks about the decision to reopen classrooms to students this fall.
Back-to-school vaccinations still necessary even with remote learning
Sarah Lonsway from Northwest Medicine Delnor Hospital talks about the importance of giving your kids back-to-school vaccinations even if there won't be any in-person learning.
CPS teacher talks about why remote learning will be much more efficient this fall
CPS teacher David Steiber reacts to the city's decisions to begin the school year with full-time remote learning.
Program aims to prepare Chicago youth for the workforce through virtual internships
The Bank of America Student Leaders program is helping Chicago youth build skills and form connections through virtual internships.
Dealing with caution fatigue months into the pandemic
Dr. John Whyte, chief medical officer of WebMD, talks about ways to overcome 'caution fatigue' during the times of COVID-19
Lovin' Local: Pilates Connection in Evanston staying limber during pandemic
Rhonda Celenza, owner of Pilates Connection, talks about how her business has adapted and fared during the pandemic.
CTU reacts to CPS decision to begin school year with all-remote learning
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis-Gates reacts to CPS's decision to start the school year with full-time remote learning.
Pandemic decimating business for inns in Chicago
Laura Yepez, owner of Wicker Park Inn, talks about how her business has struggled during the uncertain times of the pandemic.