Pete Buttigieg targeted by false police report in Traverse City, briefly separating him from children
Buttigieg compared the incident to swatting in his description when someone calls 911 with a false report of imminent danger at a public figure's home.
Buttigieg compared the incident to swatting in his description when someone calls 911 with a false report of imminent danger at a public figure's home.
President Trump returns to Correspondents' Dinner venue amid new priorities
President Trump went back to the venue of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, where a shooter was stopped by Secret Service. He's now focused on keeping his party in control on Capitol Hill and marking the country's 250th anniversary.
President Trump went back to the venue of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, where a shooter was stopped by Secret Service. He's now focused on keeping his party in control on Capitol Hill and marking the country's 250th anniversary.
UAP Disclosure Forum held in D.C. amid growing calls for UFO transparency | ChicagoLIVE
The UAP Disclosure Forum in Washington, D.C., brought together lawmakers and panelist to discuss UFO transparency. Harvard Professor Avi Loeb joins ChicagoLIVE after attending the event.
The UAP Disclosure Forum in Washington, D.C., brought together lawmakers and panelist to discuss UFO transparency. Harvard Professor Avi Loeb joins ChicagoLIVE after attending the event.
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.
Supreme Court sides with Bayer in Roundup case decision
Bayer won the Supreme Court Roundup case, a decision that limits future lawsuits against the company and its subsidiary Monsanto. Patti Goldman, senior attorney at Earthjustice, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the decision.
Bayer won the Supreme Court Roundup case, a decision that limits future lawsuits against the company and its subsidiary Monsanto. Patti Goldman, senior attorney at Earthjustice, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the decision.
John Bolton, ex-Trump adviser, pleads guilty in classified files case
John Bolton served as national security adviser in President Donald Trump’s first administration before he later became a critic of Trump.
John Bolton served as national security adviser in President Donald Trump’s first administration before he later became a critic of Trump.
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.
Teens propose solutions to takeovers at City Hall | The Chicago Report
Teens led the way at City Hall, offering testimony on what draws young people to large gatherings that we've seen cause a myriad of issues in the Chicago area. Youth Employment Subcommittee Chair Jessie Fuentes joins us.
Teens led the way at City Hall, offering testimony on what draws young people to large gatherings that we've seen cause a myriad of issues in the Chicago area. Youth Employment Subcommittee Chair Jessie Fuentes joins us.
City Council: City bid $3.3B for parking meters
The company behind our city's parking meters is trying to sell them to an investment firm called Stonepeak. Representatives from Stonepeak and Chicago parking meters spent today answering questions from City Council. Bret Buganski is live in the Loop. And yes, the city did put in a bid to buy back the parking meters.
The company behind our city's parking meters is trying to sell them to an investment firm called Stonepeak. Representatives from Stonepeak and Chicago parking meters spent today answering questions from City Council. Bret Buganski is live in the Loop. And yes, the city did put in a bid to buy back the parking meters.
Is there more behind Chicago's parking meter deal?
Block Club Chicago’s Jon Hansen joins Good Day Chicago to discuss details surrounding the controversial parking meter deal and why Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has not been sharing related information.
Block Club Chicago’s Jon Hansen joins Good Day Chicago to discuss details surrounding the controversial parking meter deal and why Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has not been sharing related information.
Potential decision day for U.S Supreme Court cases
Thursday could bring decisions in many highly anticipated U.S. Supreme Court cases, including birthright citizenship. Professor Stephen Caliendo joins Chicago’s Morning News to discuss what to watch for.
Thursday could bring decisions in many highly anticipated U.S. Supreme Court cases, including birthright citizenship. Professor Stephen Caliendo joins Chicago’s Morning News to discuss what to watch for.
Supreme Court rules Trump administration can revive restrictive immigration policy
In a ruling issued Thursday, the Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to potentially revive an immigration policy once used to turn back migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
In a ruling issued Thursday, the Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to potentially revive an immigration policy once used to turn back migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Chicago City Clerk launches reelection campaign | The Chicago Report
Chicago City Clerk Anna Valencia is launching her reelection campaign, seeking a third term.
Chicago City Clerk Anna Valencia is launching her reelection campaign, seeking a third term.
Reproductive Health Records Privacy Act signed in Illinois
Four years ago, the Supreme Court overturned its decision on Roe v. Wade ending the constitutional right to abortion. Today, Governor Pritzker took action to expand reproductive protections in Illinois. He signed a new law that protects patient privacy and prevents sensitive medical information from being shared out of state. Joining me now is state Senator Celina Villanueva who helped spearhead this legislation.
Four years ago, the Supreme Court overturned its decision on Roe v. Wade ending the constitutional right to abortion. Today, Governor Pritzker took action to expand reproductive protections in Illinois. He signed a new law that protects patient privacy and prevents sensitive medical information from being shared out of state. Joining me now is state Senator Celina Villanueva who helped spearhead this legislation.
President Trump delays signing housing bill, ties support to voter citizenship measure
President Donald Trump postponed signing a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering home prices, saying he wants Congress to first pass legislation requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections.
President Donald Trump postponed signing a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering home prices, saying he wants Congress to first pass legislation requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections.
New bill seeks more equity for IHSA girls flag football in high school sports | ChicagoLIVE
State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr (D-41) joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss a new bill that would ensure girls flag football receives the same support as other IHSA high school sports.
State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr (D-41) joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss a new bill that would ensure girls flag football receives the same support as other IHSA high school sports.
New bill seeks to hold adults accountable when juveniles access guns | ChicagoLIVE
Illinois Rep. Sean Casten (D-6th) joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss a new bill aimed at holding adults accountable when juveniles gain access to guns.
Illinois Rep. Sean Casten (D-6th) joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss a new bill aimed at holding adults accountable when juveniles gain access to guns.
Judge bans Trump from enforcing proof of citizenship requirement to vote
A federal judge has blocked a key provision of President Donald Trump’s first election executive order, striking down a requirement that would have called for individuals to provide documented proof of citizenship to register to vote.
A federal judge has blocked a key provision of President Donald Trump’s first election executive order, striking down a requirement that would have called for individuals to provide documented proof of citizenship to register to vote.