Lindsay Clancy Trial Latest: Jury deliberations to continue Monday
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We hear from attorney and legal analyst Robert Ellis about the latest deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial that's set to resume on Monday.

Suspected burglar found stuck in Waukegan restaurant vent, police say

A suspected burglar ended up covered in grease and calling for help after police say he became stuck in a vent at a Waukegan brunch restaurant.

Hammond firefighters to transform historic substation
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The City of Hammond was already trying to bring some energy back to its downtown before the proposed Bears stadium. A group of Hammond firefighters is working on that transformation.

Homewood connects tornado-impacted residents with recovery resources at new center
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Homewood is connecting residents impacted by the recent EF-1 tornado with resources to help them recover. They just opened a new spot in the village for anyone who needs help. 

NFL Commissioner confirms meeting with Illinois lawmakers over Bears stadium
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed Wednesday that he's been talking with Illinois lawmakers when it comes to helping the Bears build a stadium in Illinois. 

Chez Poulet: New rotisserie chicken spot opens in Bucktown
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Hear from the owner of Chez Poulet on what sets his rotisserie chicken restaurant apart as it opens in Bucktown. 

Postal worker murder arrest, cold case DNA, BTS & more | Week in Review
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On this episode of Week in Review: An arrest in the 2024 murder of a postal worker, new DNA evidence in the Tammy Zywicki cold case and a proposal that could get you from downtown to O'Hare in 15 minutes. Plus, BTS takes over Soldier Field and a look back at Bears gear through the years.

Supreme Court rules on Trump mail ballot order: what happens for midterms?
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Votebeat Senior National Reporter Dion Nissenbaum joins the Chicago Report to analyze the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on President Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting. He breaks down why the court lifted the initial injunction, the remaining legal hurdles facing the Postal Service and what this means for voters ahead of the midterm elections.

Local business owner recieved no notice of 2-month road closure | ChicagoLive
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Pattie Sheehan the owner of Second Act Cancer Recovery Boutique was surprised Monday morning to find the stretch of Lincoln Avenue between Wrightwood and Diversey closed as part of a Chicago Department of Water Management project. The project is replacing nearly 3,000 feet of water main and lead service lines along the stretch and could take 2-months to complete. More than 30 businesses along Lincoln Avenue were not informed and are scrambling to figure out how patrons can reach them.