University of Illinois Chicago medical students receive their matches to hospitals
Big day for med students at UIC. They just opened envelopes to see where they'll train next. Where they end up matters. It can affect how easy it is to see a doctor in Illinois. And the state definitely needs more doctors right now.
Big day for med students at UIC. They just opened envelopes to see where they'll train next. Where they end up matters. It can affect how easy it is to see a doctor in Illinois. And the state definitely needs more doctors right now.
Chicago police officer relieved of powers after fatal Humboldt Park shooting
A Chicago Police Department officer has been relieved of his police powers following a fatal shooting earlier this month in Humboldt Park.
A Chicago Police Department officer has been relieved of his police powers following a fatal shooting earlier this month in Humboldt Park.
Michael Altman: Hundreds line streets to honor fallen Chicago firefighter
Hundreds of people gathered to pay tribute to Chicago firefighter Michael Altman, who died after being injured battling a Rogers Park fire. The 32-year-old leaves behind a wife, a young child, and another on the way, as the community rallies to support his family ahead of next week’s funeral.
Hundreds of people gathered to pay tribute to Chicago firefighter Michael Altman, who died after being injured battling a Rogers Park fire. The 32-year-old leaves behind a wife, a young child, and another on the way, as the community rallies to support his family ahead of next week’s funeral.
Car crashes into Logan Square small business
A car slammed into a shop in Logan Square. Now this small business needs help from neighbors. Leslie Moreno is out front with how you can help.
A car slammed into a shop in Logan Square. Now this small business needs help from neighbors. Leslie Moreno is out front with how you can help.
Chicago police officer stripped of powers after deadly Humboldt Park shooting
A Chicago cop is off patrol. Police moved him after a shooting earlier this month. Officer Max Walzer has been stripped of his police powers and reassigned while an investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
A Chicago cop is off patrol. Police moved him after a shooting earlier this month. Officer Max Walzer has been stripped of his police powers and reassigned while an investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
Elgin officer fired over social media posts
The City of Elgin has fired a police officer after an investigation found he violated department policies during the height of a federal immigration enforcement operation last fall.
The City of Elgin has fired a police officer after an investigation found he violated department policies during the height of a federal immigration enforcement operation last fall.
New food lineup at Wrigley Field ready for Opening Day
Ahead of Opening Day, Tina Nguyen previews the latest food and drink offerings at Wrigley Field, giving Cubs fans plenty of new flavors to try this season.
Ahead of Opening Day, Tina Nguyen previews the latest food and drink offerings at Wrigley Field, giving Cubs fans plenty of new flavors to try this season.
March Madness betting risks: WSJ columnist Eli Thompson on impact for young people | ChicagoLIVE
Wall Street Journal columnist and college student Eli Thompson joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how sports betting is impacting young people, especially during March Madness. He explains why the issue is growing, the financial and social toll it can take, and why more awareness is needed.
Wall Street Journal columnist and college student Eli Thompson joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how sports betting is impacting young people, especially during March Madness. He explains why the issue is growing, the financial and social toll it can take, and why more awareness is needed.
How the student loan move to Treasury affects your payments | ChicagoLIVE
Bankrate analyst Ted Rossman breaks down the Trump administration's move to transition federal student loans to the U.S. Treasury.
Bankrate analyst Ted Rossman breaks down the Trump administration's move to transition federal student loans to the U.S. Treasury.
Cop’s skull smashed in creek fight as repeat offender suspect walks on $100 bond
The officer allegedly sustained a serious concussion, along with cuts and bruises due to the actions of the suspect Kai Brown.
The officer allegedly sustained a serious concussion, along with cuts and bruises due to the actions of the suspect Kai Brown.
Indiana police chase leads to safe recovery of missing 13-year-old girl: officials
A 13-year-old girl was rescued after she was reportedly missing and endangered inside the car of a 16-year-old who would not stop for police, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
A 13-year-old girl was rescued after she was reportedly missing and endangered inside the car of a 16-year-old who would not stop for police, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
Why Metra is testing a new way to scan tickets | ChicagoLIVE
Metra’s Michael Gillis explains a new pilot program testing ticket scanners on selected off-peak trains. The test aims to improve fare collection and prepare for a unified system with CTA and Pace under the new NITA agency.
Metra’s Michael Gillis explains a new pilot program testing ticket scanners on selected off-peak trains. The test aims to improve fare collection and prepare for a unified system with CTA and Pace under the new NITA agency.
iVerify CEO Rocky Cole explains ‘DarkSword’ iPhone hack and rising mobile threats | ChicagoLIVE
iVerify CEO Rocky Cole joins ChicagoLIVE to break down newly discovered mobile attacks like “DarkSword” and how hackers are increasingly targeting smartphones. He explains how these threats work, why they’re becoming more common, and what users can do to better protect their personal data.
iVerify CEO Rocky Cole joins ChicagoLIVE to break down newly discovered mobile attacks like “DarkSword” and how hackers are increasingly targeting smartphones. He explains how these threats work, why they’re becoming more common, and what users can do to better protect their personal data.
Will gas prices keep rising? The battle for the Strait of Hormuz | ChicagoLIVE
UChicago energy expert Sam Ori explains why the military battle to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is a long-term global crisis.
UChicago energy expert Sam Ori explains why the military battle to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is a long-term global crisis.
Lost Girls Vintage co-owner shares update after car crashes into Logan Square storefront | ChicagoLIVE
Lost Girls Vintage co-owner Kyla Embrey joins ChicagoLIVE after a car crashed through the Logan Square storefront, causing major damage but thankfully no injuries. She shares how the community quickly stepped up, what comes next for the shop, and how neighbors can help as the business rebuilds.
Lost Girls Vintage co-owner Kyla Embrey joins ChicagoLIVE after a car crashed through the Logan Square storefront, causing major damage but thankfully no injuries. She shares how the community quickly stepped up, what comes next for the shop, and how neighbors can help as the business rebuilds.
Chicago weather: Pair of warm days with temps in the 60s
Chicago enjoys warm weather now before a cold front Sunday brings rain, a sharp cooldown.
Chicago enjoys warm weather now before a cold front Sunday brings rain, a sharp cooldown.
Live updates: Trump says US considering 'winding down' military operations in Iran
The US military is deploying three more warships and marines to the Middle East as Iran fires on Israel and energy sites in neighboring Gulf Arab states, sending oil and gas prices surging.
The US military is deploying three more warships and marines to the Middle East as Iran fires on Israel and energy sites in neighboring Gulf Arab states, sending oil and gas prices surging.
Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin on how to spot AI deepfakes in political ads | ChicagoLIVE
Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the growing use of AI-generated voices, videos and images in political ads. He explains why deepfakes are getting harder to detect, why transparency and enforcement matter, and what voters should watch for as AI misinformation becomes more common.
Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the growing use of AI-generated voices, videos and images in political ads. He explains why deepfakes are getting harder to detect, why transparency and enforcement matter, and what voters should watch for as AI misinformation becomes more common.
Chicago suburb fires officer over social media posts tied to federal immigration crackdown
A suburban police officer has been fired after urging federal immigration agents last year to target local sites, city officials said.
A suburban police officer has been fired after urging federal immigration agents last year to target local sites, city officials said.
Chuck Norris death: Social media tributes for legendary actor
Some notable names in entertainment and politics shared their reactions and tributes to Chuck Norris following the death of the famous actor.
Some notable names in entertainment and politics shared their reactions and tributes to Chuck Norris following the death of the famous actor.