Stand Up For Science rally tomorrow | The Chicago Report
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 We want to tell you about a rally happening in our backyard tomorrow.  A national group called "Stand Up for Science" will protest what they call quote "The Trump Administration's erosion of established climate and health science."  It starts at 1 p.m. at Federal Plaza.  CEO Colette Delawalla joins us now to tell us more about what they're fighting against.

58% increase in Jewish hate crimes in 2023-2024
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 Jewish leaders want Mayor Brandon Johnson to do more to make Chicago's Jewish community feel safe.  This Monday, the American Defamation League asked the mayor to adopt a list of recommendations, including an antisemitism task force.  Their senior regional director Rebecca Weininger is joining us to break down her group's demands.

John Cullerton's proposal for property taxes | The Chicago Report
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Affordability continues to be an issue for millions of Americans. It's one of the topics that's on the ballot in the November elections.  Right here in Illinois, and Chicago, many are looking for solutions on how to bring down your property taxes.  We're here with former state senator and Illinois senate President John Cullteron.

Bears trade DJ Moore, Rev. Jesse Jackson honored & DNC’s potential Chicago return | Week in Review
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On this episode of "Week in Review," we break down a big week for Chicago sports following the news that the Bears have traded star receiver DJ Moore. We also take you inside the "People’s Celebration" for Rev. Jesse Jackson at the House of Hope, where former presidents gathered to honor a historic legacy. Plus, we look at the latest talks regarding the DNC's possible return to the city and what it could mean for Chicago’s global stage.

LISTEN: Britney Spears arrest dispatch audio released

Singer Britney Spears was arrested in Ventura County for suspected DUI after she was allegedly spotted by CHP officers speeding and weaving in her BMW Wednesday night.

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan | The Chicago Report
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

South Side coalition supports quantum campus
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Steel is rising once again in South Chicago. The Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP), a first-of-its-kind campus for quantum scale-up, is starting to take shape at the former South Works site—more than thirty years after US Steel closed its doors.

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes, and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

DraftKings pouring money into IL primary races
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Illinois primary elections are almost here. Let's breakdown the money coming into these races.

Matt Spiegel explains why the DJ Moore trade is a 'terrific move' for Ryan Poles
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The Score's Matt Spiegel joins the show and breaks down why the DJ Moore trade is a "terrific move" for Bears' general manager Ryan Poles in a pivotal offseason.

Why DJ Moore trade signals Bears are teeing up run at Maxx Crosby | Toyota Talks
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On this week's Toyota Talks, The Athletic's Ted Nguyen joins Tina to react to the huge news that the Bears are trading DJ Moore to Buffalo. Ted explains why he thinks the Bears got a great return, why Moore's trade potentially opens the door for Maxx Crosby and what it might cost now to trade for the Pro Bowl pass rusher. #sponsored #ad

Britney Spears arrested for alleged DUI in California

Singer Britney Spears was arrested by the California Highway Patrol on suspicion of driving under the influence in Ventura County late Wednesday night.

Mother dies shielding her child from three dogs

Emily Panuco and her 5-year-old son were visiting her mother's house to see several week-old puppies when three adult dogs attacked them.

Bill to launch safety pilot project | The Chicago Report
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A few new bill proposals could change self-driving car programs, public bathrooms and much more. Fox Chicago's Anita Blanton breaks it all down in The Chicago Report

Annual endangered buildings list released | The Chicago Report
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Every year, Preservation Chicago releases its annual most endangered buildings list.  These are historically or culturally significate sites at risk of demolition or neglect.  Well tonight, the executive director is here to explain how his list compels the city to take action.  This is Ward Miller.

Legislation to require vape disposal
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Now to another bill making its way through Springfield.  Two local high schoolers from Pontiac, Illinois came up with a proposal in government class to require vape producers to manage the disposal of their products.  To turn that idea into reality, they enlisted the help of Dany Robles from the Illinois Environmental Council.  He's here to explain how mandating vape disposal will benefit the environment.

Lawmaker proposes bill to regulate self-driving cars
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Let's talk about another one that will affect Chicagoans.  Last week, the news that Waymo's self driving cars had begun testing here made waves online.  Now, state Senator Michael Hastings is introducing legislation to regulate these autonomous cars.  He's here with me now to break down the bill. 

Hegseth: U.S. military actions is 'just getting started' | The Chicago Report
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The U.S. Senate just rejected a bill to halt the war against Iran in an early show of support for President Trump's campaign.  The war powers resolution failed 47 to 53 with Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman being the sole democrat to side with republicans.  The measure would have limited any further attacks by requiring congressional approval.  That's after the Pentagon said more military assets are on the way to the Middle East this morning.