CTA Red Line argument leads to stabbing, police say

An argument on a CTA Red Line train led to a man being stabbed on Chicago’s South Side early Sunday morning.

Questions arise in Minneapolis ICE shooting, shows parallels to Chicago cases | The Chicago Report
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A Minneapolis investigative reporter breaks down coverage of the deadly ICE shooting, as Illinois lawmakers react to what unfolded. We also examine how the incident mirrors similar cases in Chicago — all this and more on The Chicago Report.

How Amazon Prime members can claim refunds in $2.5B settlement | ChicagoLIVE
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Millions of current and former Amazon Prime subscribers may qualify for refunds following a federal settlement over deceptive enrollment and cancellation practices.  

Chicago leaders push new crackdown on social media’s role in teen gatherings
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A Chicago alderman explains a proposed plan to hold social media companies accountable for how online posts and algorithms can fuel large, sometimes dangerous gatherings involving teenagers.

Chicago's curfew, breaking down ICE shooting | The Chicago Report
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Tragedy in the twin cities - Minneapolis rocked once again after a federal immigration agent shoots and kills a protester in her car. Chicago's so called snap curfew ordinance has new life. Congress digs for answers on President Trump's actions in Venezuela - including his pledge to put proceeds from Venezuelan oil in offshore accounts. And the president threatens to withhold 1 billion in funding for social service providers in Illinois - what will the fallout be?

Conflicting narratives in fatal ICE shooting
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Joining us now to dig in is former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot who is also a former federal prosecutor and head of the agency now known as COPA that investigates police involved shootings.

Trump to withhold $1B for IL social services | The Chicago Report
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The Trump administration has announced a freeze of a billion dollars for childcare programs in Illinois - amid the ongoing social service fraud investigations in Minnesota.

Alaska Airlines pilot suing Boeing
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The civil trial against Boeing is set to begin here in Chicago Monday.

Chicago City Council advances ‘snap curfew’ plan despite mayor’s opposition
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Chicago’s so-called “snap curfew” ordinance is moving forward after the City Council’s Public Safety Committee voted 11–4 to advance a revised version of the plan, even as Mayor Brandon Johnson says he opposes it.

Car of missing CPS teacher found
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We have a breaking news update on the search for a missing CPS teacher.  Leslie Moreno has been closely following this case and joins us live with the latest information.

Key Chicago police oversight body seeks applicants
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A key body overseeing police accountability in Chicago is looking for applicants to fill three vacancies.

Hulu app shutdown: What to know about its final days

The Hulu streaming app may be nearing the end of its run as Disney moves to fold the service into Disney+.

Suburban Chicago man charged in violent CTA robbery

A suburban man was charged in connection with a violent robbery on a CTA Red Line train last October on Chicago's South Side.

Chicago committee to vote on revised curfew proposal
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A revised curfew plan aimed at curbing teen group violence is expected to come up for a vote today before the Chicago City Council’s Committee on Public Safety.