Unlikely families formed through Safe Families program in Chicago
A Chicago-born organization has been keeping children out of the foster care system for 20 years now. Two unlikely families became one through the program in an unimaginable crisis. A loving family, pieced together, by an incredible challenge.
Unlikely families formed through Safe Families program in Chicago
A Chicago-born organization has been keeping children out of the foster care system for 20 years now. Two unlikely families became one through the program in an unimaginable crisis. A loving family, pieced together, by an incredible challenge.
South Side cheer team inspires success on and off the stage
A South Side cheer team finished a big competition with more than a national title. It's a program that's proving in order to win, you need a strong base.
South Side cheer team inspires success on and off the stage
A South Side cheer team finished a big competition with more than a national title. It's a program that's proving in order to win, you need a strong base.
Friendship developed in Baghdad continues to grow after veterans return home, face new challenges
The wounds of war brought them together. Illinois National Guardsman Eric Peterson and Marine veteran John Bessermin met while working as contractors in Baghdad.
Friendship developed in Baghdad continues to grow after veterans return home, face new challenges
Illinois National Guardsman Eric Peterson, and Marine veteran John Bessermin met while working as contractors in Baghdad. Natalie Bomke has their story of friendship in this Good News Guarantee.
Good News Guarantee: Chicago police officer helping at-risk youth through 'No Matter What' foundation
"A lot of people look at our young people and see and think that our kids are bad. I always say our kids aren't bad, they just haven't met the right person yet to show them something different," said Kenneth Griffin, a Chicago police officer and founder of "No Matter What’.
Good News Guarantee: Chicago police officer helping at-risk youth through 'No Matter What' foundation
"A lot of people look at our young people and see and think that our kids are bad. I always say our kids aren't bad, they just haven't met the right person yet to show them something different," said Kenneth Griffin, a Chicago police officer and founder of "No Matter What’.
Gerry's Cafe in Arlington Heights provides opportunities for workers with intellectual disabilities
Gerry’s Café is an atmosphere where inclusivity is on full display.
Gerry's Cafe in Arlington Heights provides opportunities for workers with intellectual disabilities
Gerry’s Café is an atmosphere where inclusivity is on full display. Natalie Bomke has this Good News Guarantee.
Turning lemons into hope: Riverside lemonade stand continues fight against childhood cancer
A bittersweet fundraiser is taking over southwest suburban Riverside on Friday.
Riverside lemonade stand continues fight against childhood cancer
A bittersweet fundraiser is taking over southwest suburban Riverside on Friday.
University of Illinois developing 'Star Wars'-inspired self-driving wheelchair
For their latest life-changing invention, University of Illinois researchers took inspiration from Star Wars. They've developed a hands-free wheelchair, that could eventually operate like a self-driving car.
University of Illinois developing 'Star Wars'-inspired self-driving wheelchair
For their latest life-changing invention, University of Illinois researchers took inspiration from Star Wars. They've developed a hands-free wheelchair, that could eventually operate like a self-driving car.
Students build tiny homes for animals along the Chicago River as part of Brookfield Zoo program
The afterschool program is offered through the Chicago Zoological Society's King Conservation Leadership Academy. The "science explorers" designed and constructed the habitats, then created signage to inform visitors of their importance.
Students build tiny homes for animals along the Chicago River as part of Brookfield Zoo program
The afterschool program is offered through the Chicago Zoological Society's King Conservation Leadership Academy. The "science explorers" designed and constructed the habitats, then created signage to inform visitors of their importance. Natalie Bomke has this Good News Guarantee.
'Old Farts from Chicago' offer life coaching and comedy
“Guys need any advice? Need any questions answered?" said 67-year-old Kevin Shotsberger, as he smoked a cigar and sat in a lawn chair. He was accompanied by his partner in “life coaching" 68-year-old Razz Jenkins, who also chattered with passersby between cigar puffs.
'Old Farts from Chicago' offer life coaching and comedy
“Guys need any advice? Need any questions answered?" said 67-year-old Kevin Shotsberger, as he smoked a cigar and sat in a lawn chair. He was accompanied by his partner in “life coaching" 68-year-old Razz Jenkins, who also chattered with passersby between cigar puffs.
South suburban family has been racing cars for 70 years, and now 6-year-old is behind the wheel
The youngest racer is Lydia, who’s six. Then there’s big sister, Allie, who’s eight. Dad also races. Little Jake will start racing next year when he turns five. Mom is the only "odd man out".
South suburban family has been racing cars for 70 years, and now 6-year-old is behind the wheel
The youngest racer is Lydia, who’s six. Then there’s big sister, Allie, who’s eight. Dad also races. Little Jake will start racing next year when he turns five. Mom is the only "odd man out."