ACLU of Illinois reacts to Supreme Court decisions | The Chicago Report
Two major decisions from the Supreme Court today on the final day of term. Here to weigh in on the birthright citizenship decision is the ACLU of Illinois.
Two major decisions from the Supreme Court today on the final day of term. Here to weigh in on the birthright citizenship decision is the ACLU of Illinois.
'Tell her story and demand better:' Mother of Sheridan Gorman decries daughter's killing
Sheridan Gorman was killed at a Rogers Park beach in March. Today her mother testified on Capitol Hill about sanctuary city policies and sharing her story.
Sheridan Gorman was killed at a Rogers Park beach in March. Today her mother testified on Capitol Hill about sanctuary city policies and sharing her story.
Pritzker to make Illinois first state to require coverage for preeclampsia testing | ChicagoLIVE
Preeclampsia is a leading cause of death in pregnancy, and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is now requiring insurance to cover preeclampsia testing. Kara Boeldt, founder of End Preeclampsia, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain why its so important.
Preeclampsia is a leading cause of death in pregnancy, and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is now requiring insurance to cover preeclampsia testing. Kara Boeldt, founder of End Preeclampsia, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain why its so important.
Research suggests Illinois could save millions by cutting some women's prison sentences
New research suggests Illinois could save millions by shortening prison sentences for some women with little impact on violent crime. Colette Payne and Deanne Benos of the Women's Justice Institute discuss what these findings could mean for the criminal justice system.
New research suggests Illinois could save millions by shortening prison sentences for some women with little impact on violent crime. Colette Payne and Deanne Benos of the Women's Justice Institute discuss what these findings could mean for the criminal justice system.
Cook County assault weapon ban: Supreme Court to hear challenge
The Supreme Court will hear a major Second Amendment case that could determine the future of Cook County's assault weapon ban.
The Supreme Court will hear a major Second Amendment case that could determine the future of Cook County's assault weapon ban.
Illinois' new e-bike, scooter rules: What to expect
New rules for e-bikes and e-scooters are coming to Illinois. Rob Cohen, an attorney with Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, explains what the changes mean and how they'll build on existing bicycle laws.
New rules for e-bikes and e-scooters are coming to Illinois. Rob Cohen, an attorney with Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, explains what the changes mean and how they'll build on existing bicycle laws.
New Illinois law expands protections against AI-powered cyberbullying
State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr explains how a new Illinois law broadens the definition of cyberbullying to include AI-generated content and outlines what it means for students, parents and schools.
State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr explains how a new Illinois law broadens the definition of cyberbullying to include AI-generated content and outlines what it means for students, parents and schools.
New renter ordinance, Bears stadium search expands | The Chicago Report
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a new renter's ordinance and what it may entail for landlords. And, the Bears are looking at a second possible stadium location in Hammond. We break it all down on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a new renter's ordinance and what it may entail for landlords. And, the Bears are looking at a second possible stadium location in Hammond. We break it all down on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
SCOTUS ruling preserves mail-in voting | The Chicago Report
The Supreme Court rejected the Republicans' attempt to reign in and impose new rules for mail-in ballots. Joining us from Washington to break down the fallout is Jessica Huseman, with Votebeat.
The Supreme Court rejected the Republicans' attempt to reign in and impose new rules for mail-in ballots. Joining us from Washington to break down the fallout is Jessica Huseman, with Votebeat.
Why the Bears tested another stadium site in Hammond | The Chicago Report
The Chicago Bears confirmed that they soil tested another possible stadium site in Hammond, Indiana. Gregory Pratt, with the Chicago Tribune, joins us to weigh in on the new developments.
The Chicago Bears confirmed that they soil tested another possible stadium site in Hammond, Indiana. Gregory Pratt, with the Chicago Tribune, joins us to weigh in on the new developments.
Chicago ordinance changes requirements for landlords | The Chicago Report
Mayor Brandon Johnson says a new ordinance will increase protections for the city's renters, and some of the new requirements will mean a few changes for landlords. Miguel Chacon, with Compass Real Estate, joins us.
Mayor Brandon Johnson says a new ordinance will increase protections for the city's renters, and some of the new requirements will mean a few changes for landlords. Miguel Chacon, with Compass Real Estate, joins us.
Who is running for mayor of Chicago in 2027? A look at potential candidates
A look at who we know is running for mayor of Chicago in 2027, with one notable exception.
A look at who we know is running for mayor of Chicago in 2027, with one notable exception.
4th District Ballot battle continues | The Chicago Report
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
4th District Ballot Battle: Patty Garcia challenges Macias signatures
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
New Illinois bill aims to overhaul public defense system | The Chicago Report
A major overhaul to the Illinois justice system could be officially underway. House Bill 3363 lays the foundation for a brand new agency, the state public defender office. The goal is to bring more consistent legal representation for Illinois residents who can't afford an attorney. Joining us now to discuss the rolled-out timeline is the bill's sponsor, State representative Dave Vella, who actually started his legal career as a public defender, before heading to Springfield.
A major overhaul to the Illinois justice system could be officially underway. House Bill 3363 lays the foundation for a brand new agency, the state public defender office. The goal is to bring more consistent legal representation for Illinois residents who can't afford an attorney. Joining us now to discuss the rolled-out timeline is the bill's sponsor, State representative Dave Vella, who actually started his legal career as a public defender, before heading to Springfield.
Illinois passes bill targeting junk fees for Illinois residents | ChicagoLIVE
A new Illinois law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker aims to reduce junk fees for consumers across the state. Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield), who sponsored the bill, joins ChicagoLIVE with the details.
A new Illinois law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker aims to reduce junk fees for consumers across the state. Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield), who sponsored the bill, joins ChicagoLIVE with the details.
Gov. Pritzker signs new bill allowing cocktails to-go starting July 1 | ChicagoLIVE
Governor JB Pritzker has signed a new bill allowing cocktails to-go starting July 1. State Senator Sara Feigenholtz (6th) joins ChicagoLive to discuss the legislation and what it means for consumers.
Governor JB Pritzker has signed a new bill allowing cocktails to-go starting July 1. State Senator Sara Feigenholtz (6th) joins ChicagoLive to discuss the legislation and what it means for consumers.
Chicago reportedly bid $3.3B to buy back parking meters, aldermen demand answers
Chicago aldermen learned Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration quietly submitted an unsuccessful $3.3 billion bid to buy back the city's parking meter system, raising questions about the secretive process and how the city planned to finance the purchase.
Chicago aldermen learned Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration quietly submitted an unsuccessful $3.3 billion bid to buy back the city's parking meter system, raising questions about the secretive process and how the city planned to finance the purchase.
Parking meter deal, teen trends solutions | The Chicago Report
What's the latest on the Chicago parking meter deal? And, what teens are saying could help the takeover problem in the city. We dive in on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
What's the latest on the Chicago parking meter deal? And, what teens are saying could help the takeover problem in the city. We dive in on this episode of "The Chicago Report."
Bally's Casino threatens to sue Chicago | The Chicago Report
Chicago recently legalized video gambling. But Mayor Johnson is trying to reverse that move, to salvage a deal with Bally's Casino. Yesterday, the mayor's chief financial officer came to city hall to ask aldermen to ban the terminals. If they don't, Bally's says they'll sue, and blow up its contract with the city. These machines have been a sticking point for Mayor Johnson. Aldermen passed this year's budget over his objections relying on video gambling revenue to plug a $6.8M hole. Ald. Anthony Beale, who led the charge to green light video gambling, had harsh words for Bally's representatives.
Chicago recently legalized video gambling. But Mayor Johnson is trying to reverse that move, to salvage a deal with Bally's Casino. Yesterday, the mayor's chief financial officer came to city hall to ask aldermen to ban the terminals. If they don't, Bally's says they'll sue, and blow up its contract with the city. These machines have been a sticking point for Mayor Johnson. Aldermen passed this year's budget over his objections relying on video gambling revenue to plug a $6.8M hole. Ald. Anthony Beale, who led the charge to green light video gambling, had harsh words for Bally's representatives.