Vaccine could prevent some forms of colon cancer
Scientists are developing new treatments designed to train your immune system to destroy early colon growths long before they can develop into tumors.
Scientists are developing new treatments designed to train your immune system to destroy early colon growths long before they can develop into tumors.
These gene-edited beagles could provide hope for dog-loving allergy sufferers
For the first time, scientists have successfully used gene-editing technology to eliminate a primary allergy-causing protein in two dogs, Bailey the beagle and her twin Alfie.
For the first time, scientists have successfully used gene-editing technology to eliminate a primary allergy-causing protein in two dogs, Bailey the beagle and her twin Alfie.
Avi Loeb on baseball physics, SpaceX rocket hitting the moon and UAP program NDAs | ChicagoLIVE
Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the physics behind his first pitch at a Houston Astros game, the impact of a defunct SpaceX rocket hitting the moon, and why non-disclosure agreements are used in the UAP program.
Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the physics behind his first pitch at a Houston Astros game, the impact of a defunct SpaceX rocket hitting the moon, and why non-disclosure agreements are used in the UAP program.
Chicago has its very own deep water reef: Morgan Shoal | ChicagoLIVE
Morgan Shoal is a 425-million-year-old limestone reef located just off Chicago's South Side shoreline. Field Museum paleontologist Paul Mayer joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the history of the reef.
Morgan Shoal is a 425-million-year-old limestone reef located just off Chicago's South Side shoreline. Field Museum paleontologist Paul Mayer joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the history of the reef.
FAA certifies new Boeing passenger plane, opening up possible new routes | ChicagoLIVE
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has certified the new Boeing 737 'MAX 7' jetliner, allowing the plane to begin service. Travel expert Clint Henderson from The Points Guy explains why this certification is important and how it will affect passengers.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has certified the new Boeing 737 'MAX 7' jetliner, allowing the plane to begin service. Travel expert Clint Henderson from The Points Guy explains why this certification is important and how it will affect passengers.
Part of stray SpaceX rocket crashes into moon as predicted
The SpaceX Falcon rocket’s upper stage, a cylinder more than 40 feet long, crashed into the moon at 5,400-mph.
The SpaceX Falcon rocket’s upper stage, a cylinder more than 40 feet long, crashed into the moon at 5,400-mph.
Massive great hammerhead shark found dead on North Carolina beach
A 14-foot great hammerhead shark washed ashore on the north end of Carolina Beach, North Carolina, on Sunday.
A 14-foot great hammerhead shark washed ashore on the north end of Carolina Beach, North Carolina, on Sunday.
Watch: Bison chases child at Yellowstone National Park during terrifying close encounter
A Bison at Yellowstone National Park suddenly chased a child during a close encounter caught on camera.
A Bison at Yellowstone National Park suddenly chased a child during a close encounter caught on camera.
Why a SpaceX rocket will soon crash into the moon | ChicagoLIVE
A piece of a SpaceX rocket appears to be on a collision course with the moon. Dr. Mike Zevin, an astrophysicist at Adler Planetarium, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain what’s happening and what it means.
A piece of a SpaceX rocket appears to be on a collision course with the moon. Dr. Mike Zevin, an astrophysicist at Adler Planetarium, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain what’s happening and what it means.
Used SpaceX rocket will soon slam into the moon, but not on purpose
A large piece of a SpaceX rocket appears to be on an unintentional collision course with the moon.
A large piece of a SpaceX rocket appears to be on an unintentional collision course with the moon.
Australian paddleboarder saves woman from shark attack while training for championship | ChicagoLIVE
Weeks before he won his fourth world championship in Hawaii, Australian paddleboarder Charlie Verco rescued a Sydney woman who was attacked by a shark while swimming. The 25-year-old joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about what went through his mind that day.
Weeks before he won his fourth world championship in Hawaii, Australian paddleboarder Charlie Verco rescued a Sydney woman who was attacked by a shark while swimming. The 25-year-old joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about what went through his mind that day.
Scientists discover 'demon' cavefish tucked away in Alabama cave
Researchers have uncovered a new species of blind cavefish hiding in one of the most studied cave systems in Alabama.
Researchers have uncovered a new species of blind cavefish hiding in one of the most studied cave systems in Alabama.
NASA Mars rover finds ‘honeycomb’ patterns on red planet
NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has uncovered a mysterious "honeycomb" landscape unlike anything seen before on Mars. The discovery could unlock new clues about the red planet's past.
NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has uncovered a mysterious "honeycomb" landscape unlike anything seen before on Mars. The discovery could unlock new clues about the red planet's past.
Brookfield Zoo Chicago to welcome two gorillas after relocating two others | ChicagoLIVE
Brookfield Zoo Chicago is relocating two gorillas, Kamba and Nora, while welcoming two new gorillas in return. Kim Skelton, Director of Primate Care and Conservation, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the swap.
Brookfield Zoo Chicago is relocating two gorillas, Kamba and Nora, while welcoming two new gorillas in return. Kim Skelton, Director of Primate Care and Conservation, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the swap.
OnlyFans for marmots?? | ChicagoLIVE
Researchers in California have turned to OnlyFans to help fund their marmot research after traditional funding sources dried up. UCLA Professor Daniel Blumstein joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the unconventional fundraising approach.
Researchers in California have turned to OnlyFans to help fund their marmot research after traditional funding sources dried up. UCLA Professor Daniel Blumstein joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the unconventional fundraising approach.
Watch: Great white shark jumps out of water behind surfer at California beach
A surfer had no idea a great white shark was behind him – until his brother-in-law captured the moment on video.
A surfer had no idea a great white shark was behind him – until his brother-in-law captured the moment on video.
California researchers turn to OnlyFans to fund research
Researchers in California have turned to OnlyFans to help fund their marmot research after traditional funding sources dried up. They hope the unconventional approach offers a creative way to raise money and keep their research going.
Researchers in California have turned to OnlyFans to help fund their marmot research after traditional funding sources dried up. They hope the unconventional approach offers a creative way to raise money and keep their research going.
American Airlines ground stop issued by FAA; systems coming back online, American says
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a full ground stop Tuesday evening for all American Airlines flights still on the ground.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a full ground stop Tuesday evening for all American Airlines flights still on the ground.
Schiller Pond floating wetland pilot program sees some success | ChicagoLIVE
A pilot wetland restoration project at Schiller Pond is helping improve water quality and restore the ecosystem. Mike Feldmann of the Forest Preserves of Cook County explains how the project works.
A pilot wetland restoration project at Schiller Pond is helping improve water quality and restore the ecosystem. Mike Feldmann of the Forest Preserves of Cook County explains how the project works.
Invasive red swamp crayfish found in the Chicago River
Loyola University Chicago professor Dr. Reuben Keller explains why invasive red swamp crayfish are a growing concern in the Chicago River and what residents should do if they spot one.
Loyola University Chicago professor Dr. Reuben Keller explains why invasive red swamp crayfish are a growing concern in the Chicago River and what residents should do if they spot one.