$2.5 million worth of olive oil stolen in Houston, investigation underway

A Houston-based olive oil company is offering a reward for the return of thousands of gallons of olive oil that were stolen from a warehouse.

Bronzeville nonprofit celebrates 5th annual Fall Harvest Fest, bringing fresh produce to the South Side

A Bronzeville nonprofit—dedicated to uplifting residents—is gearing up for its “Fall Harvest Fest" this weekend, and organizers are inviting the public to partake in the festivities.

Cruise ship finally sets sail on world voyage after 4-month delay

After a four-month delay in Belfast, cruise passengers aboard the Odyssey have finally begun their 3½-year around-the-world voyage.

'Cooking Up a Cure' supports Scleroderma Foundation
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For 16 years, Cooking Up a Cure has rounded up the best restaurants and distilleries for one night to benefit the Scleroderma Foundation of Greater Chicago.

Milk Bar to open Chicago location this fall
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Milk Bar, a treasured dessert shop based in New York City, is opening a new Chicago location this fall.

Tavern on Rush reopens to a packed house
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An iconic Chicago nightspot that suddenly closed two years ago is now back in business.

Tavern on Rush reopens in Gold Coast hotel

An iconic Chicago nightspot that suddenly closed two years ago is now back in business.

Tony Durpetti, beloved owner of iconic Chicago steakhouse, dies at age 80

Gene & Georgetti, known as Chicago's oldest steakhouse, is in mourning following the passing of their beloved owner, Tony Durpetti. 

National Coffee Day: Enjoy discounts and freebies on your next cup

National Coffee Day, celebrated on September 29, is a favorite among coffee lovers, with businesses offering enticing deals to mark the occasion.

Lumenaura coming to Aurora next week
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There's something special coming to Aurora next month. Starting Oct. 4, Lumenaura will take place in the heart of the city's downtown district. Jenn Byrne, the director of public art for the city, joined First at Four to talk more about it.

Flooded electric vehicles, scooters bursting into flames after Hurricane Helene

"Water and ion batteries do not mix. They literally explode," Tampa Mayor Jane Castor warned on Friday, adding that even small electric scooters were blowing up because of Hurricane Helene's floodwaters.