Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss reacts after confronting Border Patrol chief
Evanston Mayor and congressional candidate Daniel Biss confronted Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino twice on Wednesday as Bovino arrived in Chicago with additional federal agents. Biss spoke with us afterward, saying Bovino did not answer his questions about the immigration enforcement. Biss told us he’s proud of the work he’s doing to keep his community safe and that he won’t give in or keep his head down as he continues to speak out.
Wrongful death suit: Estate alleges sexual abuse by therapist
A therapist who used to work in Chicago is now named in a wrongful death lawsuit. It alleges that he sexually abused one of his clients for several years while they were receiving mental health treatment downtown. The victim died by suicide last year. Kasey Chronis is live with what we're learning.
Peanut allergy patch succeeds in late-stage study | ChicagoLIVE
A new peanut allergy patch has succeeded in a late-stage clinical study, offering hope to families affected by one of the most common childhood food allergies. Dr. Ruchi Gupta from the Center for Food Allergy and Asthma Research joins us to break down the results.
House passes health care bill without subsidies extension
Congress is likely headed for holiday break without a solution for millions of Americans who will see their health insurance premiums sky-rocket.
Politicians, locals react to Bears stadium search to include Indiana
The Chicago Bears shocked fans last night with a letter saying they’re checking out northwest Indiana for a new stadium. So how are officials in Illinois and Indiana reacting? And could the team actually leave the state?
Greg Biffle and family killed in North Carolina plane crash
Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina, their son Ryder, and Greg's daughter Emma were killed when their jet crashed Thursday while landing at the Statesville Regional Airport. Others on the plane were also killed.
Skokie courthouse appearance leads to robbery arrest from September: police
A Chicago man was arrested after allegedly robbing a woman at the Howard Mini Mart in Evanston in September, according to police.
Bears explore Northern Indiana stadium options as Packers rivalry returns Saturday | ChicagoLIVE
The Bears are considering Northern Indiana as part of a broader stadium search focused on building a dome capable of hosting major events. We’re also taking a look ahead to Saturday’s matchup against the Green Bay Packers.
What to know about UPS holiday shipping deadlines | ChicagoLIVE
Running out of time to ship gifts? UPS is reminding customers of upcoming holiday shipping deadlines.
What the Bears' stadium search means politically | ChicagoLIVE
The Bears are expanding their stadium search beyond Illinois, and political reporter Paris Schutz joins us to explain the political implications. Leaders on both sides of the state line are weighing in as discussions in Arlington Heights stall.
New inflation report shows prices rising more slowly | ChicagoLIVE
A new inflation report shows consumer prices increased at a slower pace than expected, offering potential relief for households. Analysts say the cooler data may influence future Federal Reserve decisions as policymakers continue to monitor price pressures.
Wilmette auctions former police SUV with bids starting at $1,200 | ChicagoLIVE
A former Wilmette police Chevrolet Tahoe is up for public auction as the village looks to reinvest proceeds into local projects.
Professional women’s hockey coming to Chicago this weekend | ChicagoLIVE
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is headed to Chicago this weekend for a showdown between Ottawa and Minnesota.
As Bears consider NW Indiana, Chicago mayor insists team ‘belongs in Chicago’
With the Bears now poking across state lines for potential stadium sites, Mayor Brandon Johnson is forcefully reasserting his claim: the team’s home is — and should remain — Chicago.
Missing Kentucky girl, who was abducted 40 years ago, found alive; Mom arrested in Florida, deputies say
A 3-year-old girl who was reported missing in Kentucky more than 40 years ago is alive and well – living under a different identity and in a different state – and was unaware that she was a victim in a missing person's case, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
Trump signs executive order to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous drug
President Donald Trump Thursday signed an executive order that would move marijuana out of its current Schedule I classification.
Bears expand stadium site search to NW Indiana; Chicago mayor pushes back: 'They belong in Chicago'
Amid the Bears’ wider search for a new stadium site, the mayor refused to speculate on the team’s motivations but reaffirmed that Chicago provides the strongest long-term home — and said he’s ready to continue discussions.
Joliet bishop tapped by Pope Leo to lead New York Archdiocese
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks of Joliet as the next archbishop of New York.
Opposing Chicago alders gaining momentum with new budget proposal ahead of deadline
With a budget gap of more than $1.2 billion and a potential city government shutdown approaching, a group of Chicago alders on Thursday promoted their alternative budget plan.
Opposing Chicago alders gaining momentum with new budget proposal ahead of deadline
With a budget gap of more than $1.2 billion and a potential city government shutdown approaching, a group of Chicago alders on Thursday promoted their alternative budget plan.