West Nile Virus found in Chicago area. What you should do | ChicagoLIVE
With West Nile Virus detected in multiple places in the Chicago area this year, we talk to the UIC College of Medicine about what you should know.
With West Nile Virus detected in multiple places in the Chicago area this year, we talk to the UIC College of Medicine about what you should know.
Illinois OKs reproductive healthcare privacy law | ChicagoLIVE
Gov. JB Pritzker signed a new law to protect the privacy of healthcare records. State Rep. May Beth Canty (D-Arlington Heights) joined the show to explain the new law.
Gov. JB Pritzker signed a new law to protect the privacy of healthcare records. State Rep. May Beth Canty (D-Arlington Heights) joined the show to explain the new law.
Iran attacks Bahrain, oil tanker in response to US strikes in region
Iran launched drone strikes in Bahrain and an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. strikes in the region.
Iran launched drone strikes in Bahrain and an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. strikes in the region.
Chicago weather: Weekend sunshine gives way to dangerous heat
Chicago-area residents can expect pleasant weather through the weekend before an extended stretch of dangerous heat arrives next week.
Chicago-area residents can expect pleasant weather through the weekend before an extended stretch of dangerous heat arrives next week.
Parents charged with murder of 7-year-old son who weighed 255 pounds
Investigators say he was bedridden, neglected, and living in complete filth.
Investigators say he was bedridden, neglected, and living in complete filth.
Rogers Park tenant says rats bit his face while he slept
Imagine waking up to rats chewing on your face. That's what happened to a Rogers Park man. He says he's been dealing with a rodent problem for months now. We spoke with him this morning about what he says has been a traumatizing experience.
Imagine waking up to rats chewing on your face. That's what happened to a Rogers Park man. He says he's been dealing with a rodent problem for months now. We spoke with him this morning about what he says has been a traumatizing experience.
What happens to Soldier Field if the Bears leave? Experts debate future of Chicago landmark
As the Bears consider leaving Chicago, experts and city leaders are debating whether Soldier Field should be renovated, downsized or redeveloped to remain financially viable while preserving its historic and public lakefront role.
As the Bears consider leaving Chicago, experts and city leaders are debating whether Soldier Field should be renovated, downsized or redeveloped to remain financially viable while preserving its historic and public lakefront role.
Woman killed in Humboldt Park shooting; suspect in custody: police
One person is dead and another in custody after a shooting in Humboldt Park on Friday, according to Chicago police.
One person is dead and another in custody after a shooting in Humboldt Park on Friday, according to Chicago police.
4th District Ballot battle continues | The Chicago Report
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
4th District Ballot Battle: Patty Garcia challenges Macias signatures
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
New Illinois bill aims to overhaul public defense system | The Chicago Report
A major overhaul to the Illinois justice system could be officially underway. House Bill 3363 lays the foundation for a brand new agency, the state public defender office. The goal is to bring more consistent legal representation for Illinois residents who can't afford an attorney. Joining us now to discuss the rolled-out timeline is the bill's sponsor, State representative Dave Vella, who actually started his legal career as a public defender, before heading to Springfield.
A major overhaul to the Illinois justice system could be officially underway. House Bill 3363 lays the foundation for a brand new agency, the state public defender office. The goal is to bring more consistent legal representation for Illinois residents who can't afford an attorney. Joining us now to discuss the rolled-out timeline is the bill's sponsor, State representative Dave Vella, who actually started his legal career as a public defender, before heading to Springfield.
Chicago Pride Parade Community Grand Marshals: Alliance of Illinois Judges
When the Pride Parade steps off Sunday, the Association of Illinois judges, which is an organization of LGBTQ+ Cook County judges will be leading the way as community grand marshals.
When the Pride Parade steps off Sunday, the Association of Illinois judges, which is an organization of LGBTQ+ Cook County judges will be leading the way as community grand marshals.
Rats bite sleeping Rogers Park apartment tenant's face
Imagine waking up to rats chewing on your face. That's what happened to this man from Rogers Park. He says he's one of 60 people living in a rent controlled building. And he said they've been dealing with a rodent problem for months. Leslie Moreno joins us live in Studio 32.
Imagine waking up to rats chewing on your face. That's what happened to this man from Rogers Park. He says he's one of 60 people living in a rent controlled building. And he said they've been dealing with a rodent problem for months. Leslie Moreno joins us live in Studio 32.
Has Chicago become the place to visit? Tourism spending hits record $21.5B | ChicagoLIVE
Nearly 57 million people visited Chicago in 2025, helping generate a record $21.5 billion in tourism spending. Stephen Crano, senior manager at Choose Chicago, explains what's behind the surge.
Nearly 57 million people visited Chicago in 2025, helping generate a record $21.5 billion in tourism spending. Stephen Crano, senior manager at Choose Chicago, explains what's behind the surge.
Changing the beat: Glizzy Glow wants Chicago rap known for more than violence
To millions of fans, she's simply known as Glizzy Glow. But behind the growing fame is a story of resilience, responsibility, and a mission that reaches far beyond music.
To millions of fans, she's simply known as Glizzy Glow. But behind the growing fame is a story of resilience, responsibility, and a mission that reaches far beyond music.
'I felt them on my face': Rogers Park tenant says rats chewed on him while he slept
The tenant says he woke up to a rat chewing on his face after months of dealing with a rodent infestation in his apartment.
The tenant says he woke up to a rat chewing on his face after months of dealing with a rodent infestation in his apartment.
Illinois passes bill targeting junk fees for Illinois residents | ChicagoLIVE
A new Illinois law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker aims to reduce junk fees for consumers across the state. Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield), who sponsored the bill, joins ChicagoLIVE with the details.
A new Illinois law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker aims to reduce junk fees for consumers across the state. Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield), who sponsored the bill, joins ChicagoLIVE with the details.
Changing the beat: Glizzy Glow wants Chicago rap known for more than violence
To millions of fans, she's simply known as Glizzy Glow. But behind the growing fame is a story of resilience, responsibility, and a mission that reaches far beyond music.
To millions of fans, she's simply known as Glizzy Glow. But behind the growing fame is a story of resilience, responsibility, and a mission that reaches far beyond music.
Pete Buttigieg targeted by false police report in Traverse City, briefly separating him from children
Buttigieg compared the incident to swatting in his description when someone calls 911 with a false report of imminent danger at a public figure's home.
Buttigieg compared the incident to swatting in his description when someone calls 911 with a false report of imminent danger at a public figure's home.
President Trump returns to Correspondents' Dinner venue amid new priorities
President Trump went back to the venue of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, where a shooter was stopped by Secret Service. He's now focused on keeping his party in control on Capitol Hill and marking the country's 250th anniversary.
President Trump went back to the venue of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, where a shooter was stopped by Secret Service. He's now focused on keeping his party in control on Capitol Hill and marking the country's 250th anniversary.