Doomsday Clock holds steady at 100 seconds to midnight
Professor Daniel Holz and Nabiha Khan talk about this year's Doomsday Clock update and reflect on its 75-year history.
Professor Daniel Holz and Nabiha Khan talk about this year's Doomsday Clock update and reflect on its 75-year history.
18th annual Bank of America Student Leader Program is accepting applications
The paid program is competitive, and eight weeks long for community-minded high school juniors and seniors.
The paid program is competitive, and eight weeks long for community-minded high school juniors and seniors.
Residents push for end of proof of vaccination mandate: 'Highland Park can't continue like this'
Highland Park resident Suzanne Wahl makes the case for the end of the proof of vaccination mandate in the northern suburb.
Highland Park resident Suzanne Wahl makes the case for the end of the proof of vaccination mandate in the northern suburb.
Jason Van Dyke will be released from prison in weeks
The former Chicago police officer is set to be released from prison on Feb. 3. Former FOX 32 reporter and legal analyst Larry Yellen joins Good Day Chicago to discuss more.
The former Chicago police officer is set to be released from prison on Feb. 3. Former FOX 32 reporter and legal analyst Larry Yellen joins Good Day Chicago to discuss more.
Disney on Ice returns after two years
The show returns to Chicagoland after two years.
The show returns to Chicagoland after two years.
Metra train strikes vehicle on South Side
Major delays are climbing after a Metra train struck a vehicle Friday morning.
Major delays are climbing after a Metra train struck a vehicle Friday morning.
Lay's rolls out 'Golden Grounds' potato chips grown from NFL soil
The famous potato chip company is releasing a select number of NFL team-themed bags of chips made from potatoes grown in league soil.
The famous potato chip company is releasing a select number of NFL team-themed bags of chips made from potatoes grown in league soil.
Environmental group calls for transparency over botched Hilco demolition
A local environmental group responded Thursday to the recent Inspector General's report on the botched Hilco demolition
A local environmental group responded Thursday to the recent Inspector General's report on the botched Hilco demolition
Art for the Homeless Facebook group gives back to Chicagoans experiencing homelessness
Sarah Page-Wells talks about her group's efforts to help those less fortunate through art and deep empathy.
Sarah Page-Wells talks about her group's efforts to help those less fortunate through art and deep empathy.
Lane Tech freshman flexes skills as one of the best young chess players in the nation
Avi Kaplan, a freshman at Lane Tech High School, talks about his passion for chess and how he became one of the best players just now entering high school.
Avi Kaplan, a freshman at Lane Tech High School, talks about his passion for chess and how he became one of the best players just now entering high school.
What are some of the different symptoms of the Omicron variant?
Dr. Shikha Jain from UI Health walks us through some of the distinctive symptoms of the Omicron variant and how they can be observed.
Dr. Shikha Jain from UI Health walks us through some of the distinctive symptoms of the Omicron variant and how they can be observed.
Cheba Hut hosting SmokeOut InJustice Day to raise money for cannabis criminal justice reform
Brian O'Kelly from Cheba Hut talks about the inspiration behind SmokeOut InJustice Day and how the funds they raise will go to help the Last Prisoner Project.
Brian O'Kelly from Cheba Hut talks about the inspiration behind SmokeOut InJustice Day and how the funds they raise will go to help the Last Prisoner Project.
Chicago trending in the right direction in COVID cases and positivity rates
Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the state of COVID-19 in the city and why the numbers are trending in the right direction.
Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the state of COVID-19 in the city and why the numbers are trending in the right direction.
Civil rights attorneys call on Lightfoot to withdraw new ordinance targeting assets of gang members
Kara Crutcher, clinical fellow at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, talks about the harmful elements of Mayor Lori Lightfoot's proposed ordinance to allow the fining of gang members or the seizure of their property.
Kara Crutcher, clinical fellow at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, talks about the harmful elements of Mayor Lori Lightfoot's proposed ordinance to allow the fining of gang members or the seizure of their property.
Ida B. Wells Barbie doll in high demand, paying homage to the Chicago icon
Michelle Duster, author and great-grandaughter of Ida B. Wells, talks about the response they've received regarding the Barbie doll and how Wells left a lasting legacy in Chicago and way beyond.
Michelle Duster, author and great-grandaughter of Ida B. Wells, talks about the response they've received regarding the Barbie doll and how Wells left a lasting legacy in Chicago and way beyond.
Airlines, cellphone carriers scuffle over looming 5G rollout
Cellphone carriers have voiced frustration over the inability to deploy their 5G technology at airports due to concerns from the FAA and prominent US airlines.
Cellphone carriers have voiced frustration over the inability to deploy their 5G technology at airports due to concerns from the FAA and prominent US airlines.
'Ghost Hunters' reboot tackles local haunt Old Joliet Prison
Jason Hawes and Steve Gonsalves talk about 'Ghost Hunters' on Discovery+ and their experience in the haunted Old Joliet Prison.
Jason Hawes and Steve Gonsalves talk about 'Ghost Hunters' on Discovery+ and their experience in the haunted Old Joliet Prison.
A new law allows donations of unused medications
Stephanie Willing, the CEO of Community Health joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new law that went into effect Jan. 1.
Stephanie Willing, the CEO of Community Health joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new law that went into effect Jan. 1.
Doctors seeing increase in children with COVID exhibiting croup-like symptoms
Dr. Alin Abraham, pediatrician with Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, talks about why they're seeing an uptick in cases of croup in children under 5 who test positive for COVID-19.
Dr. Alin Abraham, pediatrician with Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, talks about why they're seeing an uptick in cases of croup in children under 5 who test positive for COVID-19.
Chicago speed cameras hit speed bump in low-income communities
Adam Schuster of the Illinois Policy Institute joins Good Day Chicago to elaborate on their research that shows Chicago speeding cameras are taking a heavy toll on low-income communities.
Adam Schuster of the Illinois Policy Institute joins Good Day Chicago to elaborate on their research that shows Chicago speeding cameras are taking a heavy toll on low-income communities.