Community leaders push back on public funding for Chicago Fire stadium at The 78
Community leaders from Chinatown, Bronzeville and nearby neighborhoods are pushing back against a new plan to use public money for the Chicago Fire stadium project at The 78.
Community leaders from Chinatown, Bronzeville and nearby neighborhoods are pushing back against a new plan to use public money for the Chicago Fire stadium project at The 78.
Keeping the Bears in Illinois, CPS funding fight | The Chicago Report
McCook is making its Bears stadium pitch. And, the latest in the CPS funding fight. Tune in to The Chicago Report.
McCook is making its Bears stadium pitch. And, the latest in the CPS funding fight. Tune in to The Chicago Report.
Chicago Public Schools' funding fight | The Chicago Report
Principals are playing landlord and are re-energizing Chicago Public School parent groups to pay for everything from sports uniforms to actual teacher salaries, a new report finds. Joining us is Mila Koumpilova from Chalkbeat Chicago.
Principals are playing landlord and are re-energizing Chicago Public School parent groups to pay for everything from sports uniforms to actual teacher salaries, a new report finds. Joining us is Mila Koumpilova from Chalkbeat Chicago.
Former Birth Center of Chicago employee says she's still awaiting wages months after closure
More than two months after the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed its doors, at least one former employee says she is still waiting to be paid.
More than two months after the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed its doors, at least one former employee says she is still waiting to be paid.
Former Birth Center of Chicago employee says she's still awaiting wages months after closure
More than two months after the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed its doors, at least one former employee says she is still waiting to be paid.
More than two months after the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed its doors, at least one former employee says she is still waiting to be paid.
Investors say 'Mr. Finance' promised big returns, left them with devastating losses
A new lawsuit accuses self-styled financial adviser Brandon Ellington of convincing dozens of people to invest retirement savings and loan proceeds in what authorities have described as a Ponzi scheme, leaving some victims facing foreclosure and financial ruin.
A new lawsuit accuses self-styled financial adviser Brandon Ellington of convincing dozens of people to invest retirement savings and loan proceeds in what authorities have described as a Ponzi scheme, leaving some victims facing foreclosure and financial ruin.
Chicago’s PlayStreets bring pop-up festivals to neighborhoods impacted by gun violence
Chicago's PlayStreets activations are happening now. They're pop-up festivals on city streets where children have experienced the trauma of gun violence.
Chicago's PlayStreets activations are happening now. They're pop-up festivals on city streets where children have experienced the trauma of gun violence.
Historic south entrance of Griffin MSI to reopen for first time since 1893 | ChicagoLIVE
The south entrance of the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is currently under construction and will reopen for the first time in 132 years. The museum’s president and CEO joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the project.
The south entrance of the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is currently under construction and will reopen for the first time in 132 years. The museum’s president and CEO joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the project.
What could Chicago look like in 2126?
A new design vision from Gensler Chicago explores how the Windy City could adapt to a warmer climate, heavier rainfall, population growth, an aging population and emerging transportation technology over the next century.
A new design vision from Gensler Chicago explores how the Windy City could adapt to a warmer climate, heavier rainfall, population growth, an aging population and emerging transportation technology over the next century.
Southside Blooms expands to Chicago’s West Side | ChicagoLIVE
Southside Blooms is expanding to North Lawndale with a new location. Founder Quilen Blackwell joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss what this expansion means for the community.
Southside Blooms is expanding to North Lawndale with a new location. Founder Quilen Blackwell joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss what this expansion means for the community.
Chicago Lululemon theft: GPS trackers bust man accused of stealing over $3K in merch
A man accused of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from a Magnificent Mile Lululemon store was quickly tracked down after some of the stolen items led investigators directly to his vehicle.
A man accused of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from a Magnificent Mile Lululemon store was quickly tracked down after some of the stolen items led investigators directly to his vehicle.
Chicago weather: Sunny and cool today before storms return tomorrow
Chicago will have mostly sunny skies today with cool temperatures. Highs today will be mid 70s with a breeze off the lake.
Chicago will have mostly sunny skies today with cool temperatures. Highs today will be mid 70s with a breeze off the lake.
Chicago ranks 5th nationwide for dog incidents involving postal workers
There were 43 dog-related incidents involving postal workers in Chicago last year. Chicago Postmaster Holly Burrell joins The Loop to discuss how residents can help prevent future incidents.
There were 43 dog-related incidents involving postal workers in Chicago last year. Chicago Postmaster Holly Burrell joins The Loop to discuss how residents can help prevent future incidents.
Chicago sues Airbnb, host over alleged illegal rentals
Chicago is taking Airbnb to court over alleged illegal short-term rentals. Here's what city leaders say.
Chicago is taking Airbnb to court over alleged illegal short-term rentals. Here's what city leaders say.
Chicago declares June 25 as 'Horace Grant Day' in honor of Bulls legend
June 25 is officially "Horace Grant Day" in Chicago. Former Chicago Bulls player Horace Grant joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the special recognition.
June 25 is officially "Horace Grant Day" in Chicago. Former Chicago Bulls player Horace Grant joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the special recognition.
Chicago man charged in string of mail theft cases dating back to 2023
A Chicago man arrested this month is accused of stealing mail across Chicago and its suburbs dating back to 2023.
A Chicago man arrested this month is accused of stealing mail across Chicago and its suburbs dating back to 2023.
As Chicagoans embrace summer weather, experts urge caution around West Nile Virus
With summer comes an increased risk of West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne illness. Dr. Rachel Rubin, senior medical officer at the Cook County Department of Public Health, breaks down what residents need to know about the virus.
With summer comes an increased risk of West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne illness. Dr. Rachel Rubin, senior medical officer at the Cook County Department of Public Health, breaks down what residents need to know about the virus.
Inside Chicago's robotic show at McCormick Place
From household helpers to futuristic machines that feel straight out of Star Wars, the latest innovations are on display at North America's largest robotics event at McCormick Place.
From household helpers to futuristic machines that feel straight out of Star Wars, the latest innovations are on display at North America's largest robotics event at McCormick Place.
Chicago faces new sidewalk accessibility lawsuit
Chicago is fighting a disability rights lawsuit that claims the city's sidewalks are unsafe and inaccessible, as advocates push for widespread repairs that could affect thousands of residents and potentially cost the city millions.
Chicago is fighting a disability rights lawsuit that claims the city's sidewalks are unsafe and inaccessible, as advocates push for widespread repairs that could affect thousands of residents and potentially cost the city millions.
Chicago crime overnight: Rideshare driver, woman wounded in separate shootings; robbery victim critical
Four separate shootings were reported overnight across Chicago, including an armed robbery that left a man critically wounded and a rideshare driver shot while dropping off passengers.
Four separate shootings were reported overnight across Chicago, including an armed robbery that left a man critically wounded and a rideshare driver shot while dropping off passengers.