Gov. Pritzker responds to viral question: Is there a man inside the Bean?
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Governor J.B. Pritzker is weighing in after a viral question had the internet wondering if there?s a man inside Chicago?s famous Bean sculpture.

The Backstage Experience With David Morales: Celebrity interviews and Hollywood sneak peeks
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From red carpets to exclusive sit-downs, host David Morales brings fans closer to Hollywood?s biggest stars in The Backstage Experience ? and next week?s episode is packed with A-list interviews and behind-the-scenes moments.

Apple season kicks off at Kuipers Family Farm with 45 varieties and fall fun
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Fall has officially arrived in Maple Park ? and starting tomorrow, Kuipers Family Farm is opening its orchard for apple picking, with more than 45 varieties ready to enjoy, plus pumpkins, family-friendly activities, and festive events all season long.

Christkindlmarket Returns: Three Chicago-Area locations bring holiday magic in 2025
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The holidays in Chicago wouldn?t be complete without the Christkindlmarket ? and this year, the beloved tradition is back at three festive locations, offering everything from handcrafted gifts to German-inspired treats and cozy holiday cheer.

Pair of armed robberies reported on Chicago's NW Side

Chicago police are warning residents about two recent armed robberies in the Belmont Central and Dunning neighborhoods.

Chicago doctor weighs in after Lake Tahoe resident tests positive for plague
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California health officials have confirmed that a Lake Tahoe resident has tested positive for plague ? a rare but serious bacterial infection most people associate with history books. The individual is recovering at home, but the case is raising questions about how often plague still appears in the U.S. and what precautions the public should take. Dr. Marielle Fricchione, an infectious disease specialist, joined ChicagNOW to help us understand the risks, the symptoms, and how people can protect themselves.

Chicago man charged with attacking CTA worker

Chicago police said a 23-year-old man has been charged in connection with an attack on a CTA employee earlier this week.

Illinois Holocaust Museum opens new downtown Chicago location
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Experience 360 lets visitors explore the journeys of Holocaust survivors through an interactive museum space in the heart of the city.

Shooting on Chicago's Southwest Side leaves man critically wounded

A man was critically wounded in a shooting early Friday in the Archer Heights neighborhood on the Southwest Side, police said.

Chicago crime: 3 killed, another wounded in Garfield Park shootings

Three people were killed and another was wounded in separate shootings Thursday night in the Garfield Park neighborhood. 

Chicago weather: Fall-like air brings cooler 70s early next week

Chicago will enjoy mostly sunny, mild late-summer weather with only slight chances for showers before cooler, fall-like air arrives early next week

Roseland homeowner?s dream dampened by neighbor?s overgrown lot
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A Roseland woman has reached a major milestone by purchasing her first home through a Chicago Housing Authority program. But her version of the American dream hasn?t come without obstacles.

Chicago weather: Brief warm-up leading into the weekend

Tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the low to mid 60s. Areas of patchy fog will be possible by early Friday morning.

Roseland homeowner’s dream dampened by neighbor’s overgrown lot

A Roseland woman has reached a major milestone by purchasing her first home through a Chicago Housing Authority program. But her version of the American dream hasn’t come without obstacles.

First responders help Roseland homeowner
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A woman in Roseland has achieved a major milestone by purchasing her own home through a Chicago Housing Authority program.

Larry's Legacy: Classic car auction
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For decades one of Chicago's most successful real-estate developers was quietly building one of the most impressive and audacious car collections in the entire country.

CTA budget crisis eased by $74M from Metra, Pace

The Chicago Transit Authority avoided immediate service cuts and fare hikes Thursday after regional transportation officials approved a plan to shift suburban transit funds to help cover the city agency’s budget shortfall.