Former president Bill Clinton testifies in Epstein probe
Former president Bill Clinton is testifying in unprecedented closed-door deposition over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Former president Bill Clinton is testifying in unprecedented closed-door deposition over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Chicagoans say final goodbyes to Rev. Jesse Jackson
City of Chicago says final goodbyes to Rev. Jesse Jackson on Friday during his memorial services.
City of Chicago says final goodbyes to Rev. Jesse Jackson on Friday during his memorial services.
New Pokémon titles revealed during 30th anniversary Presents: Everything announced
The Pokémon Company unveiled new titles and upcoming releases during its 30th anniversary Pokémon Presents livestream. Here’s everything announced.
The Pokémon Company unveiled new titles and upcoming releases during its 30th anniversary Pokémon Presents livestream. Here’s everything announced.
Chicago man convicted of sex trafficking teenage girl at suburban motel
A Chicago man faces up to life in prison after a jury convicted him of sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl at a suburban motel in 2023, federal prosecutors said.
A Chicago man faces up to life in prison after a jury convicted him of sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl at a suburban motel in 2023, federal prosecutors said.
Chicago man charged in November robbery, murders of father and son
A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a robbery and deadly shooting of a father and son in November, according to police.
A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a robbery and deadly shooting of a father and son in November, according to police.
Anthropic resists Pentagon demand for full access to Claude AI tool
AI company Anthropic says it will not grant the Department of War unrestricted access to its AI system “Claude,” citing concerns about potential surveillance and warfare applications, as data privacy expert Harry Maugans of Privacy Bee weighs in on how the technology could be used, what legal protections exist for Americans, and whether the government could compel broader access.
AI company Anthropic says it will not grant the Department of War unrestricted access to its AI system “Claude,” citing concerns about potential surveillance and warfare applications, as data privacy expert Harry Maugans of Privacy Bee weighs in on how the technology could be used, what legal protections exist for Americans, and whether the government could compel broader access.
Bobby J. Brown, 'The Wire' actor, dies at 62 in Maryland barn fire
Bobby J. Brown, the actor known for his breakout role in "The Wire," was killed Tuesday in a barn fire at his home in Chaptico, Md. He was 62.
Bobby J. Brown, the actor known for his breakout role in "The Wire," was killed Tuesday in a barn fire at his home in Chaptico, Md. He was 62.
Chicago sees 40 hours without a reported shooting, police say
Chicago police said Friday there had been no reported shootings in the city over the past 41 hours.
Chicago police said Friday there had been no reported shootings in the city over the past 41 hours.
Target will only sell cereals without synthetic colors
This spring, Target is making a significant change to its cereal offerings by only offering cereals made without synthetic colors. Here's what you need to know.
This spring, Target is making a significant change to its cereal offerings by only offering cereals made without synthetic colors. Here's what you need to know.
Chicago mourners honor Rev. Jesse Jackson as he lies in repose at Rainbow PUSH
Family, friends, and community members are paying tribute to civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson as he lies in repose at the headquarters of Rainbow PUSH Coalition in Chicago.
Family, friends, and community members are paying tribute to civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson as he lies in repose at the headquarters of Rainbow PUSH Coalition in Chicago.
Chicago police investigate wave of business burglaries across multiple neighborhoods
More than 30 Chicago businesses have been targeted in overnight burglaries since January.
More than 30 Chicago businesses have been targeted in overnight burglaries since January.
NASA announces changes to Artemis program amid Artemis II delays
NASA is making major changes to its Artemis program amid ongoing delays with the Artemis II mission.
NASA is making major changes to its Artemis program amid ongoing delays with the Artemis II mission.
Bill Clinton set to testify in Epstein probe, what we know
Bill Clinton will testify on Friday to the House Oversight Committee as part of a probe into Jeffrey Epstein, and it will mark the first time a former president will be forced to testify before Congress.
Bill Clinton will testify on Friday to the House Oversight Committee as part of a probe into Jeffrey Epstein, and it will mark the first time a former president will be forced to testify before Congress.
Chicago-area law enforcement team rescues 5 children, arrests 13 in online exploitation crackdown
Five children were rescued and 13 arrests were made by a specialized law enforcement team in suburban Chicago targeting online predators.
Five children were rescued and 13 arrests were made by a specialized law enforcement team in suburban Chicago targeting online predators.
Chicago man arrested weeks after South Side holdup
Chicago police say an arrest has been made after a 23-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in late January.
Chicago police say an arrest has been made after a 23-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in late January.
How to avoid packing 12% ABV drinks in your child’s lunch: 'That is NOT Apple Juice'
The South Fulton Police Department issued a blunt, if humorous, reminder to parents this week: double-check your child’s lunchbox.
The South Fulton Police Department issued a blunt, if humorous, reminder to parents this week: double-check your child’s lunchbox.
Bears Stadium Battle: Illinois vs. Indiana
Illinois lawmakers are now in scoring position to potentially keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois by giving them property tax certainty for up to 40 years! This is in the megaproject bill that passed an Illinois house committee today. Bret Buganski shows you why there are still concerns from lawmakers about unintended consequences.
Illinois lawmakers are now in scoring position to potentially keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois by giving them property tax certainty for up to 40 years! This is in the megaproject bill that passed an Illinois house committee today. Bret Buganski shows you why there are still concerns from lawmakers about unintended consequences.
Wrongful death lawsuit filed in boat captain murder
The firm that manages Chicago's boat harbor is being sued for wrongful death. A beloved boat captain drowned in a downtown harbor, and authorities say the death was preventable. Joanie Lum is here now with more.
The firm that manages Chicago's boat harbor is being sued for wrongful death. A beloved boat captain drowned in a downtown harbor, and authorities say the death was preventable. Joanie Lum is here now with more.
Des Plaines daycare responds to child abuse case
We’re following up tonight on a disturbing daycare abuse case. For the first time, we're hearing from the attorney of the alleged victims.
We’re following up tonight on a disturbing daycare abuse case. For the first time, we're hearing from the attorney of the alleged victims.
Bears stadium battle, Chicago credit rating drops | The Chicago Report
Indiana and Illinois lawmakers are trying to pin down a final deal for the Bears' new stadium. And, Chicago's credit rating takes a hit. All this and more on The Chicago Report.
Indiana and Illinois lawmakers are trying to pin down a final deal for the Bears' new stadium. And, Chicago's credit rating takes a hit. All this and more on The Chicago Report.