Chicago-bound flight diverted due to unruly passenger
A Frontier flight bound for O'Hare Airport was diverted Sunday because of an unruly passenger.
A Frontier flight bound for O'Hare Airport was diverted Sunday because of an unruly passenger.
Excessive screen time may be linked to several health issues, experts say | ChicagoNOW
A new advisory from the Department of Health and Human Services says children are spending more time than ever on phones, social media, gaming and other digital devices — and experts warn excessive screen time may be linked to sleep problems, anxiety, weaker social connections and struggles in school.
A new advisory from the Department of Health and Human Services says children are spending more time than ever on phones, social media, gaming and other digital devices — and experts warn excessive screen time may be linked to sleep problems, anxiety, weaker social connections and struggles in school.
Video shows burglar breaking into Chicago barbershop
Surveillance video captured a person smashing a window and entering a barbershop overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Surveillance video captured a person smashing a window and entering a barbershop overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Owner of popular Chicago bakery speaks out after break-in
Surveillance video captured three people smashing a window and stealing a cash register from Borinken Cakes overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Surveillance video captured three people smashing a window and stealing a cash register from Borinken Cakes overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Block Club Chicago talks teen takeovers, Obama street proposal and a local forager
Block Club Chicago's Michael Liptrot joins Good Day Chicago to discuss efforts to address teen takeovers, a proposal to rename a downtown street for former President Barack Obama, and the unique story of Chicago’s self-described professional forager.
Block Club Chicago's Michael Liptrot joins Good Day Chicago to discuss efforts to address teen takeovers, a proposal to rename a downtown street for former President Barack Obama, and the unique story of Chicago’s self-described professional forager.
Video shows burglars breaking into popular Chicago bakery, barbershop
Surveillance video captured burglars smashing glass and breaking into a popular bakery and barbershop overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Surveillance video captured burglars smashing glass and breaking into a popular bakery and barbershop overnight on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Thieves break into Chicago sweet shop on Southwest Side
Three people broke into a sweet shop early Tuesday morning on the city's Southwest Side.
Three people broke into a sweet shop early Tuesday morning on the city's Southwest Side.
Man accused of following boys into Chicago bathroom, fondling himself, touching one
Chicago police are looking to identify a man accused of following two boys into a bathroom last week and fondling himself before touching one of the children.
Chicago police are looking to identify a man accused of following two boys into a bathroom last week and fondling himself before touching one of the children.
Chicago police: Man found stabbed to death in Chatham
A man was found stabbed to death Monday night in Chicago's Chatham neighborhood, police said.
A man was found stabbed to death Monday night in Chicago's Chatham neighborhood, police said.
Chicago weather: Sunshine, 80s return as summerlike warmth builds
Chicagoland is trading 70s for 80s as a stretch of summerlike weather arrives this week. Here's when storm chances return.
Chicagoland is trading 70s for 80s as a stretch of summerlike weather arrives this week. Here's when storm chances return.
Chicago graduate says diploma was withheld after viral graduation split
A Chicago high school graduate says a celebratory dance move during her commencement ceremony left her without the diploma she worked four years to earn.
A Chicago high school graduate says a celebratory dance move during her commencement ceremony left her without the diploma she worked four years to earn.
Leak & Sons carries on after sudden loss of Spencer Leak Jr.: 'It's devastating'
A death in the family did not stop Leak & Sons Funeral Homes from their mission – serving the grieving while they are in sorrow too.
A death in the family did not stop Leak & Sons Funeral Homes from their mission – serving the grieving while they are in sorrow too.
Leak & Sons carries on after sudden loss of Spencer Leak Jr.: 'It's devastating'
A death in the family did not stop Leak & Sons Funeral Homes from their mission – serving the grieving while they are in sorrow too.
A death in the family did not stop Leak & Sons Funeral Homes from their mission – serving the grieving while they are in sorrow too.
Lawsuit compares cannabis industry to Big Tobacco, targets 3 Chicago-based marijuana companies
A federal class-action lawsuit is drawing comparisons between the cannabis industry and Big Tobacco.
A federal class-action lawsuit is drawing comparisons between the cannabis industry and Big Tobacco.
Bears stadium bill dies, breaking down the budget | The Chicago Report
The Bears stadium bill was not considered by the House, and with the legislative session over, what's all included in the state's budget? We break it all down in this episode of "The Chicago Report."
The Bears stadium bill was not considered by the House, and with the legislative session over, what's all included in the state's budget? We break it all down in this episode of "The Chicago Report."
Petition to change Wabash Avenue to Obama Avenue | The Chicago Report
Signatures are growing on a Change.org petition that is calling for Wabash Avenue to be renamed to honor former President Barack Obama.
Signatures are growing on a Change.org petition that is calling for Wabash Avenue to be renamed to honor former President Barack Obama.
Immigrants sent to other states after ICE release | The Chicago Report
A network of volunteers across the country is stepping up to help immigrants released from ICE detention. A group in Illinois called the Overground Railroad drives people hundreds of miles to get back home. Chicago Tribune investigative reporter Gregory Pratt joins us.
A network of volunteers across the country is stepping up to help immigrants released from ICE detention. A group in Illinois called the Overground Railroad drives people hundreds of miles to get back home. Chicago Tribune investigative reporter Gregory Pratt joins us.
What Pride Month means to Chicago’s LGBTQ+ community
We want to dig deeper into the Stonewall uprising and the impact its had on Chicago. Joining us is Terrence Chappell with Pride Chicago.
We want to dig deeper into the Stonewall uprising and the impact its had on Chicago. Joining us is Terrence Chappell with Pride Chicago.
Chicago cyclist faces long recovery after being hit by SUV
Horacio Arroyo's life changed in an instant. The 22-year-old was riding his bike when he was hit by a speeding SUV. Now, he can't walk.
Horacio Arroyo's life changed in an instant. The 22-year-old was riding his bike when he was hit by a speeding SUV. Now, he can't walk.
Chicago graduate says diploma was withheld after viral graduation split
A Chicago high school graduate says a celebratory dance move during her commencement ceremony left her without the diploma she worked four years to earn.
A Chicago high school graduate says a celebratory dance move during her commencement ceremony left her without the diploma she worked four years to earn.