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From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.

From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.

The more than 100-year-old State/Lake elevated CTA station in downtown Chicago will shut down next year until 2029 for a full demolition and rebuild.

With Chicago’s budget deadline weeks away, Mayor Brandon Johnson is flatly rejecting an alternative spending plan advanced by several aldermen.

And we know it is a struggle to stay warm and safe in this weather. Chi-Care is on the street literally every day, helping those in the most desperate need this time of year.

This week's Tasting Chicago is all about Bears football, food, and the best game-day eats in the city. Gear up, dig in, and let’s kick off Tasting Chicago: Bears Edition.

The cold slaps you the minute you walk outside. And we're stuck with it for a while. Here's how to stay safe.

A new study shows that Chicago has the worst traffic in the country, and the second worst in the world. Bob Pishue of Inrix breaks down the findings.

A Chicago emergency doctor tells ChicagoLIVE why more young adults — especially ages 18 to 30 — are showing up with “scromiting,” the slang term for cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, where chronic cannabis use triggers uncontrollable vomiting. She explains why typical nausea meds often don’t work, common misconceptions about marijuana’s benefits, and why stopping cannabis for months is usually the only real solution.

A condition is on the rise, sending more people to the emergency room. D. Antonia Newmanich of Rush Hospital explains "scromiting," a side effect of chronic cannabis use.

Salvation Army volunteers at Chicago’s Christkindlmarket found multiple gold coins dropped anonymously into two red kettles, marking a valuable early boost to this year’s holiday fundraising campaign.

As the cold weather sets in, the Chicago Fire Department stops by ChicagoLIVE to walk viewers through simple ways to prevent house fires — from shutting off heaters when you leave the room to swapping real candles for battery-powered ones. They also explain how seniors can receive free smoke detectors and home safety inspections.

The woman charged with killing Romeca Blackmon appeared in court Thursday and was ordered to remain in custody after Blackmon was gunned down when dropping her son off at a South Loop school earlier this year.

Attorney Bryce Hensley joins us to discuss the landmark $17.5 million settlement for a former CPS student abused by a school dean. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.

The woman charged with killing Romeca Blackmon was ordered to remain in custody Thursday after Blackmon was gunned down when dropping her son off at school in Chicago earlier this year.