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Chicago leaders say a new community-driven safety strategy is beginning to show measurable results, with early data pointing to declines in violent crime in several neighborhoods long affected by violence.

Global affairs expert Cecile Shea explains President Donald Trump’s warning to Cuba, the unrest inside the country and what an “unfriendly takeover” could mean for U.S.-Cuba relations.

Police fatally shot a suspect who fled from officers and hit multiple vehicles and a woman with their car on the city's Northwest Side on Monday evening.

WLTL's Rock-a-Thon, put on by Lyons Township High School, raised more than $24,000 during a 72-hour broadcast.

A family is suing Valparaiso Community Schools after their son allegedly suffered a 'severe concussion' during an unpadded football practice.

One person is in custody after a shooting involving Chicago police on the city's Northwest Side, authorities said. 

Residents in Rogers Park are demanding answers after a disturbing display was discovered hanging from a neighborhood Little Free Library.

Following a weekend shooting at a CTA Red Line station in which two men were injured, an anti-violence group is calling for more security as federal officials have increased scrutiny of the system.

Scott Emalfarb, founder of the Fresh Content Society, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how to spot AI-generated videos on social media. 

A group of high school students in Chicago's west suburbs went on-air for 72 hours straight for their annual Rock-a-Thon.

Paris talks to experts about the lastest developments on the war in Iran and the big money being spent by special interest groups in Ilinois primary races.