Chicago weather: Unseasonably warm week ahead with daily rain chances
Unseasonably warm temperatures are expected across the Chicago area this week, with highs climbing into the mid-70s and even 80s.
Unseasonably warm temperatures are expected across the Chicago area this week, with highs climbing into the mid-70s and even 80s.
Pizza delivery drivers targeted in Washington Park robberies: police
Chicago police are warning the public of two incidents of suspects robbing pizza delivery drivers in Washington Park.
Chicago police are warning the public of two incidents of suspects robbing pizza delivery drivers in Washington Park.
Two teens shot in Brighton Park; one seriously injured: police
Two teens were injured in a shooting in the Brighton Park neighborhood on Saturday, according to Chicago police.
Two teens were injured in a shooting in the Brighton Park neighborhood on Saturday, according to Chicago police.
Chicago woman sues after alleged sexual assault by security guard in luxury apartment complex
Warning: This story describes allegations of sexual assault. Viewer discretion is advised. A Chicago woman is coming forward with allegations she was sexually assaulted inside her North Side luxury apartment building by a front desk security guard.
Warning: This story describes allegations of sexual assault. Viewer discretion is advised. A Chicago woman is coming forward with allegations she was sexually assaulted inside her North Side luxury apartment building by a front desk security guard.
Community baby shower for expectant Chicago moms | ChicagoLIVE
A foundation is hosting a community baby shower for expectant moms and dads in Chicago this weekend.
A foundation is hosting a community baby shower for expectant moms and dads in Chicago this weekend.
Trump admin moves Great Lakes Asian carp project from Illinois, Pritzker claims a ‘political stunt’
The Trump administration and Illinois continue their disputes over the $1.1B project to prevent the Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan.
The Trump administration and Illinois continue their disputes over the $1.1B project to prevent the Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan.
Chicago volunteers search for clues in NW Side homicide | ChicagoLIVE
Volunteers were canvassing the area where a homicide took place on Chicago's Northwest Side to find clues as to who was responsible.
Volunteers were canvassing the area where a homicide took place on Chicago's Northwest Side to find clues as to who was responsible.
Rising HIV cases in Chicago among Black, Latino residents | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago is seeing higher rates of HIV, especially among its Black and Latino populations in recent years.
Chicago is seeing higher rates of HIV, especially among its Black and Latino populations in recent years.
Chicago Tea Festival returns this weekend | ChicagoLIVE
The Chicago Tea Festival returns to the city for its third annual event this weekend.
The Chicago Tea Festival returns to the city for its third annual event this weekend.
Chicago man who punched woman, threatened family in carjacking gets 14.5 years: prosecutors
A Chicago man who carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint in a family’s backyard was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison.
A Chicago man who carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint in a family’s backyard was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison.
Chicago-area woman celebrates 108th birthday, tiara and all
A Wheaton woman is proving age is just a number, and she’s doing it with a tiara, a dance move, and a handful of Tootsie Rolls.
A Wheaton woman is proving age is just a number, and she’s doing it with a tiara, a dance move, and a handful of Tootsie Rolls.
VP Vance in Pakistan for peace talks in US-Iran war
Peace talks are being held in Pakistan on Saturday as officials try to find a way to end the US-Iran war.
Peace talks are being held in Pakistan on Saturday as officials try to find a way to end the US-Iran war.
Artemis II astronauts back on Earth
NASA's Artemis II crew is officially back home after making history by flying around the moon and inspiring future astronauts around the world. Caroline Elliott has the story on their successful return.
NASA's Artemis II crew is officially back home after making history by flying around the moon and inspiring future astronauts around the world. Caroline Elliott has the story on their successful return.
Artemis II splashdown: NASA astronauts back on Earth after historic moon flyby
After its historic 10-day flight to the moon, Artemis II astronauts splashed down off the coast of California on Friday night.
After its historic 10-day flight to the moon, Artemis II astronauts splashed down off the coast of California on Friday night.
Home of Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, hit with Molotov cocktail
San Francisco police are investigating an arson attack at the North Beach home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman early Friday morning involving a Molotov cocktail.
San Francisco police are investigating an arson attack at the North Beach home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman early Friday morning involving a Molotov cocktail.
EXCLUSIVE: Chicago woman sues after alleged sexual assault by security guard in luxury apartment complex
A Chicago woman filed a lawsuit alleging she was sexually assaulted by a security guard in her apartment building.
A Chicago woman filed a lawsuit alleging she was sexually assaulted by a security guard in her apartment building.
Bill targets SAFE-T Act release rules | The Chicago Report
Fox Chicago's Tia Ewing hosts The Chicago Report.
Fox Chicago's Tia Ewing hosts The Chicago Report.
Wheaton woman celebrates 108th birthday with dance, Tiara and Tootsie Rolls
A 108-year-old Wheaton woman celebrated her birthday with dancing, sweets, and family, showing her energetic spirit and love of life.
A 108-year-old Wheaton woman celebrated her birthday with dancing, sweets, and family, showing her energetic spirit and love of life.
Avi Loeb reacts to growing list of missing scientists | The Chicago Report
A string of mysterious deaths and disappearances involve some of the nation’s top scientific minds. The most recent case involves William Neil McCasland, a retired air force general who left his new Mexico home and has not been seen since. He is the 9th high-level researcher to vanish or die while some cases involve clear foul play, others are a mystery fueling speculation about whether the specialists were targeted due to their proximity to sensitive government data. We want to bring Avi Loeb into this conversation. He's a theoretical physicist who works on astro-physics and cosmology. He's also professor of science at Harvard and has written several books.
A string of mysterious deaths and disappearances involve some of the nation’s top scientific minds. The most recent case involves William Neil McCasland, a retired air force general who left his new Mexico home and has not been seen since. He is the 9th high-level researcher to vanish or die while some cases involve clear foul play, others are a mystery fueling speculation about whether the specialists were targeted due to their proximity to sensitive government data. We want to bring Avi Loeb into this conversation. He's a theoretical physicist who works on astro-physics and cosmology. He's also professor of science at Harvard and has written several books.
FISA 702 up for renewal amid privacy concerns | The Chicago Report
A controversial surveillance law is back under the microscope. Fisa 702, a section of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, is set to expire soon. Critics say it's being used to collect American's data without a warrant. So they're hoping congress will act to close the loophole. Joining US now to explain the implications for Illinois particularly immigrant communities, is Don Bell. He works for the project on government oversight, a non partisan group that investigates government corruption.
A controversial surveillance law is back under the microscope. Fisa 702, a section of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, is set to expire soon. Critics say it's being used to collect American's data without a warrant. So they're hoping congress will act to close the loophole. Joining US now to explain the implications for Illinois particularly immigrant communities, is Don Bell. He works for the project on government oversight, a non partisan group that investigates government corruption.