CYSO to headline Lollapalooza Saturday night
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Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras are back on the Lollapalooza lineup this year! They made history last summer as the first orchestra to headline. 

Australian paddleboarder saves woman from shark attack while training for championship | ChicagoLIVE
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Weeks before he won his fourth world championship in Hawaii, Australian paddleboarder Charlie Verco rescued a Sydney woman who was attacked by a shark while swimming. The 25-year-old joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about what went through his mind that day.

Indiana AG sues Merrillville, claims town officials illegally blocked ICE detention facility
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The Attorney General in Indiana is taking the Merrillville Town Council to court. Todd Rokita is accusing town officials of illegally blocking Homeland Security from buying and building an ICE detention facility.

Chicago's Devil Dawgs sees hundreds of customers from Lollapalooza | ChicagoLIVE
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As fans gather in Chicago for Lollapalooza, one local chain is seeing fans lining up to get a taste of Chicago dogs. Hear from Devil Dawgs on how they're managing the influx of customers and what Lollapalooza means for them. 

Deadly boat crash, Lollapalooza, Bears & more | Week In Review
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Coming up on FOX Chicago's "Week in Review:" A Lisle man is held without pretrial release after a deadly boat crash, powerful storms leave damage across Chicagoland, and thousands of music fans pack Grant Park as Lollapalooza gets underway. Plus, DNA evidence links a CPS teacher to a student's child, the Bears gear up for football season, and University of Illinois students give Little Village kids a hands-on look at careers in veterinary medicine.

'Damage is already done': Olympia Fields businesses without power for weeks | ChicagoLIVE
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After recent devastating storms have caused power outages across Chicagoland, some businesses in Olympia Fields say they have been without power for over two weeks. Hear from four Olympia Fields businesses on what they're frustrated with and how they're handling the situation. 

Man killed, woman wounded in shooting on Chicago's Southwest Side, police say

A man was killed and a woman is wounded after multiple suspects opened fire from two vehicles Friday afternoon on Chicago's Southwest Side, authorities said.

Survey: 66% of employees, 73% of managers fake productivity at work | ChicagoLIVE
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A new survey found workers are faking productivity as much as 5 hours a week at work. Chief Human Resource Officer Ali Gohar from Software Finder breaks down the numbers behind the survey and explains why people feel they have to appear busy.

Chicago weather: Storms expected over Lollapalooza weekend

Scattered showers and storms are in the forecast today, tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures today will be in the upper 70s and low 80s.

Chicago's Brown Sugar Bakery owner reflects after break-in: 'It was my turn' | ChicagoLIVE
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Stephanie Hart, owner of Brown Sugar Bakery, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how the community is moving forward after a recent break-in at her store and neighboring businesses along 75th Street.

Global affairs expert talks Spain's migrant surge after thousands cross from Morocco | ChicagoLIVE
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Spain is responding after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the North African enclave of Ceuta. Suzanne Nossel of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs breaks down the implications of the surge.

178k heated blankets, throws recalled after multiple reports of fires

Thousands of heated blankets and throws have been recalled after over two fires and multiple burn or electrical shock injuries.