Ballot laws lawsuit, Mayor Johnson's finance director resigns | The Chicago Report
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Chicago alderman and independent Congressional candidate Byron Sigcho-Lopez is taking Illinois' ballot laws to federal court. And, Mayor Brandon Johnson's director of the office of budget and management has announced she is leaving her post. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."

Suburban Chicago real estate professional, girlfriend found dead after Wisconsin kayaking trip

A 20-year-old suburban Chicago real estate professional remembered by coworkers as "wise beyond his years" is being mourned after he and his girlfriend were found dead following a kayaking trip near Washington Island, Wisconsin.

Aurora hosts 50th Beep Baseball World Series
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A form of baseball focusing on sound is giving those who are blind or visually impaired a chance to play. This week, the world series is happening in Aurora. 

Trump in LA: Downey man arrested at Rancho Palos Verdes golf course ahead of visit

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of an armed man at the site where President Donald Trump was scheduled to appear Tuesday.

Chicago Sky Guard Gabriela Jaquez talks Weiner’s Circle collaboration
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The Chicago Sky and The Weiner’s Circle have teamed up for a new collaboration aimed at spreading positivity. Sky guard Gabriela Jaquez shares more about the partnership and the inspiration behind bringing the two Chicago staples together.

Homer Glen shelter-in-place order issued due to barricaded subject

Residents in a Homer Glen neighborhood have been ordered to shelter in place as authorities respond to a barricaded suspect following a home invasion in nearby Darien, officials said.

The rise of modern cyberwarfare: What you should know
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Several states across the country have experienced cyberattacks targeting water and wastewater systems. Cybersecurity Expert Harry Maugans joins ChicagoLIVE to share tips on how to help protect against potential hacks.

2 missing kayakers from Chicagoland area found dead in Wisconsin
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Two people from the Chicagoland area died over the weekend in Door County, Wisconsin. Both had been missing since Saturday night. 

How an Illinois program is helping high-risk pregnancy patients | ChicagoLIVE
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The CARLA program was created after the Roe v. Wade ruling to help eliminate barriers to abortion care. It provides one-on-one support for patients, including transportation and other assistance. Meghan Daniels of the Chicago Abortion Fund joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the program's impact.

Missing Evanston man found dead in Des Plaines River, coroner says

A missing Evanston man was found dead along the shoreline of the Des Plaines River after a two-day search, officials said.

Meet the Chicagoan competing to become Illinois' best grocery bagger
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Corina Cervantes of the South Loop Mariano’s is working to become Illinois’ Best Bagger. She’s heading to Springfield for the state finals and a shot at the national competition in Las Vegas. Corina joins ChicagoLIVE to share her winning story.

DeLand police ID suspect in double shooting of 2 Florida teens

(Update: August 5): The United States Marshals Service Florida/Caribbean Regional Fugitive Task Force arrested 17-year-old Keyan Rundell in Ellenton, Florida. Rundell is a potential suspect in the double shooting of two teens in downtown DeLand last month.

Video shows alleged CTA fare jumper knocking down woman as security guards stand nearby: lawsuit
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The attorney representing a woman injured at Chicago's 95th Street Red Line station discusses the newly filed lawsuit against the CTA and two private security companies, what allegedly happened, and what comes next in the case.

Court docs detail allegations against Illinois State Police sergeant
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Court documents reveal what prosecutors say happened the night an off-duty Illinois State Police sergeant allegedly sexually assaulted a Tinley Park bartender.

SNAP benefit changes leave more Illinois families turning to food pantries
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Common Pantry explains how recent SNAP benefit changes are affecting Illinois families, why food pantries can't replace federal assistance, and what people who lost benefits should do next.

Pritzker signs bills targeting unfair home and auto insurance rates
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Gov. JB Pritzker signed two bills Tuesday aimed at protecting Illinois homeowners and drivers from unfair home and auto insurance rate hikes.