Why some people are choosing a raw meat and egg diet
Joy Pi, who documents her journey on Instagram as “Gleefully Raw,” discusses dark nutrition and why some people say eating raw foods has improved their health.
Joy Pi, who documents her journey on Instagram as “Gleefully Raw,” discusses dark nutrition and why some people say eating raw foods has improved their health.
TMZ Live: Savannah Chrisley's new fiancé and Tyler Perry's fight over private texts
Michael Babcock from TMZ discusses Savannah Chrisley's Fiancé and his prison connection to her father and Tyler Perry's fight over private text messages with an assault accuser.
Michael Babcock from TMZ discusses Savannah Chrisley's Fiancé and his prison connection to her father and Tyler Perry's fight over private text messages with an assault accuser.
Vanishing Shoreline: The most endangered parts of Chicago's Lakefront
Noel Webber, Chicago Park District Lakefront Planning Coordinator, joins us to discuss the area's most at risk of damage from Lake Michigan's water levels.
Noel Webber, Chicago Park District Lakefront Planning Coordinator, joins us to discuss the area's most at risk of damage from Lake Michigan's water levels.
Chicago Aldermen seeking to take control of $75 mill from new parking meter deal
A group of Chicago Alderman are pushing to take control of the $75 million from the new parking meter deal. Alderman Scott Waguespack joins us to discuss where that money will go.
A group of Chicago Alderman are pushing to take control of the $75 million from the new parking meter deal. Alderman Scott Waguespack joins us to discuss where that money will go.
Flu season hits Chicago early: Learn about the vaccine and key symptoms
Flu season has arrived early in Chicagoland this year, with cases rising weeks ahead of the usual late-November surge. Dr. Larry Kociolek at Lurie Children's Hospital breaks down vaccine effectiveness, key symptoms to watch for and how to best protect your family.
Flu season has arrived early in Chicagoland this year, with cases rising weeks ahead of the usual late-November surge. Dr. Larry Kociolek at Lurie Children's Hospital breaks down vaccine effectiveness, key symptoms to watch for and how to best protect your family.
Etsy cracking down on AI-generated content
Etsy is restricting AI-generated content on its website to combat marketplace "slop." Etsy and Shopify seller Dylan Jahraus joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new rules.
Etsy is restricting AI-generated content on its website to combat marketplace "slop." Etsy and Shopify seller Dylan Jahraus joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new rules.
TMZ: Nick Carter sexual assault battle, 3-year-old soccer player kicked out
TMZ breaks down the latest in Nick Carter's sexual assault case and the viral moment of a 3-year-old getting kicked out of a soccer game.
TMZ breaks down the latest in Nick Carter's sexual assault case and the viral moment of a 3-year-old getting kicked out of a soccer game.
Exploring Chicago’s most haunted places, spooky stories
Author and historian Adam Selzer shares the stories behind Chicago’s reportedly haunted hotels, museums, buildings, intersections and other iconic locations.
Author and historian Adam Selzer shares the stories behind Chicago’s reportedly haunted hotels, museums, buildings, intersections and other iconic locations.
Mercedes Wells turns roadside birth experience into maternal health mission
After giving birth in her truck minutes after leaving the hospital, Mercedes Wells is advocating for safer births through her new book, nonprofit and the proposed Wells Act.
After giving birth in her truck minutes after leaving the hospital, Mercedes Wells is advocating for safer births through her new book, nonprofit and the proposed Wells Act.
Chicago’s Magnificent Mile sees new stores, signs of a comeback
After years of challenges from online shopping, Chicago’s Magnificent Mile is seeing new store openings, planned renovations and renewed interest in in-person shopping.
After years of challenges from online shopping, Chicago’s Magnificent Mile is seeing new store openings, planned renovations and renewed interest in in-person shopping.
Energy secretary to discuss nuclear power during Illinois visit
Energy Secretary Chris Wright is scheduled to speak in Byron as Illinois weighs expanding nuclear power after a decadeslong ban on building new plants.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright is scheduled to speak in Byron as Illinois weighs expanding nuclear power after a decadeslong ban on building new plants.
Merri Dee’s legacy honored as Tia Ewing named Broadcaster of the Year
Dr. Julian Wright discusses the Dee Foundation’s work, Merri Dee’s legacy and the upcoming ceremony honoring journalist Tia Ewing.
Dr. Julian Wright discusses the Dee Foundation’s work, Merri Dee’s legacy and the upcoming ceremony honoring journalist Tia Ewing.
Why is Cook County considering an $18 million tax system contract?
Cook County Commissioner Kevin Morrison discusses ongoing problems with the county’s property tax system and a proposed contract renewal with Tyler Technologies.
Cook County Commissioner Kevin Morrison discusses ongoing problems with the county’s property tax system and a proposed contract renewal with Tyler Technologies.
Microplastics in the Great Lakes raise concerns about water safety
Chicago Tribune reporter Michael Hawthorne discusses the health risks of microplastics, gaps in regulation and Illinois’ response to plastic spills.
Chicago Tribune reporter Michael Hawthorne discusses the health risks of microplastics, gaps in regulation and Illinois’ response to plastic spills.
Illinois lawmakers push for stronger college sexual assault investigations
State Rep. Mary Beth Canty discusses a proposal to hold Illinois colleges more accountable for handling and reporting sexual assault investigations.
State Rep. Mary Beth Canty discusses a proposal to hold Illinois colleges more accountable for handling and reporting sexual assault investigations.
Columbia students face backlash over Cornell Seven opinion piece
The authors of a controversial Columbia student newspaper opinion piece discuss the Cornell Seven case, consent, campus safety and the backlash they have faced.
The authors of a controversial Columbia student newspaper opinion piece discuss the Cornell Seven case, consent, campus safety and the backlash they have faced.
The Farmer's Almanac: What will our winter look like?
Will our Thanksgiving be snowy? The Editor of The Farmer's Almanac breaks down their predictions AND their process for looking ahead at winter weather.
Will our Thanksgiving be snowy? The Editor of The Farmer's Almanac breaks down their predictions AND their process for looking ahead at winter weather.
Investigation into alleged racist comments at New Trier v Evanston football game at Ryan Field
Cook County Commissioner Scott Britton addresses an investigation into homophobic and racist comments allegedly directed at the Evanston Township High School Marching Band during a football game.
Cook County Commissioner Scott Britton addresses an investigation into homophobic and racist comments allegedly directed at the Evanston Township High School Marching Band during a football game.
Chicago Teachers Union demand money from Springfield to fund CPS
CTU officials are calling on state government in Springfield to fully fund the new CPS budget
CTU officials are calling on state government in Springfield to fully fund the new CPS budget
Death Row inmate awake after failed execution, and Halle Berry's heated hearing
Michael Babcock from TMZ joins Good Day Chicago with news about Christa Pike's condition after her failed execution and tense moments in court for Halle Berry and her ex during a hearing over child custody and a domestic violence restraining order.
Michael Babcock from TMZ joins Good Day Chicago with news about Christa Pike's condition after her failed execution and tense moments in court for Halle Berry and her ex during a hearing over child custody and a domestic violence restraining order.