Chicago area residents collect goods for Ukraine
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Nearly two weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine, demands for an end to the bloodshed are becoming more urgent by the day.

Chicago's top chefs to host fundraiser to feed Ukrainian refugees

"LET'S DO THIS": A mass mobilization of industry resources and friends have come together to organize an event at the Navy Pier ballroom in which more than 70 chefs plan to cook for 1,000 people.

Russia-Ukraine war: Key developments as invasion hits 2-week mark

Ukraine has banned wheat exports in an effort to stave off food shortages, while concerns are intensifying over safety at the country's nuclear plants, including Chernobyl.

Chicago's top chefs mobilize to host fundraiser to feed Ukrainian refugees
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What followed was a mass mobilization of industry resources and friends who came together to organize an event taking place March 16 at the Navy Pier ballroom in which more than 70 chefs plan to cook for 1,000 people.

Chernobyl plant disconnected from power grid; safety of nuclear site not affected so far
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Ukraine's closed nuclear site has been disconnected by the nation's power grid. The site is now occupied by the Russian military and is running on back-up generators. William Muck, a professor of political science at North Central College, joins First at Four to discuss possible political implications of this power loss.

Biden bans Russian oil imports, how high will gas prices go?
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President Joe Biden banned all Russian oil and energy from coming into the United States in an effort to stop the war on Ukraine Tuesday. As gas prices continue to rise throughout the country, many wonder just how high gas prices will go. Expert weighs in.

Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant loses power, sparking fear of radiation leaks

The Chernobyl plant in Ukraine is disconnected from the grid due to damage inflicted by Russian occupying forces, sparking concerns of radioactive contamination if the cooling of spent nuclear fuel stops.

McDonald's, other American corporations stop business in Russia
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After days of mounting pressure, several American-based corporations are stopping business in Russia -- including Chicago-based McDonald's.

Chicago area residents react to surging gas prices: 'It's killing me'

"So what? We're paying a little bit more for gas. But we're not getting bombed. We're not getting thrown out of our houses and killed. We have to be thankful for where we are now," said Delvin Molden, who commutes from the suburbs to Chicago.

Record-high gas prices worrying Chicago area drivers
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At the BP at North and LaSalle in Chicago, regular unleaded gas spiked to $5.25 per gallon Tuesday night ? a direct result of President Joe Biden announcing Russian oil will no longer be accepted at U.S. ports.

Pics show long lines at Chicago area gas stations

Pictures sent in to FOX 32 show long lines at gas stations across Chicago and Chicago suburbs.

Impact of Russian oil import ban on US economy
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On Tuesday, President Joe Biden announced the United States would ban imports of Russian oil. How will this impact gas prices? Scott Martin, CIO of Kingsview Wealth Management, discusses the differences you may see at the pump.

Coca-Cola suspends business in Russia citing Ukraine war

The Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Company said it would be suspending business in Russia following the country’s attack on neighboring Ukraine.

Ukraine says it sank the Russian warship that attacked Snake Island: 'We f------ hit them!'

One of the Russian navy warships that attacked Ukraine’s Snake Island last month sank after a Ukrainian counterattack Monday night, military sources in Kyiv tell Fox News Digital.