Going in-depth on data centers | The Chicago Report
Data centers are popping up everywhere. What's the reason? While they fill a demand, there's issues of transparency, accountability, and what we pay as a result. We dive in, on this special edition of "The Chicago Report."
Data centers are popping up everywhere. What's the reason? While they fill a demand, there's issues of transparency, accountability, and what we pay as a result. We dive in, on this special edition of "The Chicago Report."
Former Chicago body removal contractor sues city over lost contract
A longtime Chicago body removal contractor is suing the city, alleging officials improperly awarded the contract to a lower bidder that failed to meet requirements and caused delays in transporting the deceased.
A longtime Chicago body removal contractor is suing the city, alleging officials improperly awarded the contract to a lower bidder that failed to meet requirements and caused delays in transporting the deceased.
Chicago mother says broken wheelchair lift is trapping disabled son at home as funding deadline nears
Tears filled Cecilia Reed’s eyes as she described the daily struggle of caring for her son inside their Washington Heights home on South May Street on Chicago’s South Side.
Tears filled Cecilia Reed’s eyes as she described the daily struggle of caring for her son inside their Washington Heights home on South May Street on Chicago’s South Side.
2 children were killed in fire in West Englewood
Chicago police confirm two children were killed in fire on Chicago's South Side. Two other kids and two adults were hurt. Leslie Moreno is West Englewood. This is now being investigated as arson.
Chicago police confirm two children were killed in fire on Chicago's South Side. Two other kids and two adults were hurt. Leslie Moreno is West Englewood. This is now being investigated as arson.
Chicago mother says broken wheelchair lift is trapping disabled son at home as funding deadline nears
Tears filled Cecilia Reed’s eyes as she described the daily struggle of caring for her son inside their Washington Heights home on South May Street on Chicago’s South Side.
Tears filled Cecilia Reed’s eyes as she described the daily struggle of caring for her son inside their Washington Heights home on South May Street on Chicago’s South Side.
Feeding Austin with a community garden
A church in Austin has teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository. They are providing healthy meals to kids in the neighborhood. But it doesn't stop there. The leader is also teaching the children how to grow their own food in a community garden.
A church in Austin has teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository. They are providing healthy meals to kids in the neighborhood. But it doesn't stop there. The leader is also teaching the children how to grow their own food in a community garden.
Body removal service is suing Chicago after poor services with new company
Chicago’s getting sued by the company that used to pick up bodies from crime scenes and hospitals. Joanie Lum is live with the story.
Chicago’s getting sued by the company that used to pick up bodies from crime scenes and hospitals. Joanie Lum is live with the story.
Chicago City Council OKs pause on wage hike for tipped workers
The City Council approved a compromise deal to delay the gradual increase in the subminimum wage for tipped workers in Chicago.
The City Council approved a compromise deal to delay the gradual increase in the subminimum wage for tipped workers in Chicago.
Subminimum wage hike delay OK’d by Chicago City Council
The City Council approved a compromise deal to delay the gradual increase in the subminimum wage for tipped workers in Chicago.
The City Council approved a compromise deal to delay the gradual increase in the subminimum wage for tipped workers in Chicago.
Vote now! Three finalist names chosen for Chicago eagle chicks
Three names have been chosen as finalists for Chicago's newest bald eagle babies, according to the Chicago Park District.
Three names have been chosen as finalists for Chicago's newest bald eagle babies, according to the Chicago Park District.
Chicago affordable housing search may soon get easier – here’s what we know | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago leaders are advancing a proposal to create a centralized online portal aimed at helping residents more easily search for affordable housing units.
Chicago leaders are advancing a proposal to create a centralized online portal aimed at helping residents more easily search for affordable housing units.
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling breaks silence on retirement rumors
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling on Wednesday addressed speculation surrounding his future with the department.
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling on Wednesday addressed speculation surrounding his future with the department.
Research program wants your saliva for massive new health study | ChicagoLIVE
The National Institute of Health’s All of Us Research Program is encouraging people nationwide to share health data to help researchers advance precision medicine.
The National Institute of Health’s All of Us Research Program is encouraging people nationwide to share health data to help researchers advance precision medicine.
Nuclear project moves forward at University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign | ChicagoLIVE
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun its formal safety and environmental review process for a proposed advanced microreactor at UIUC.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun its formal safety and environmental review process for a proposed advanced microreactor at UIUC.
Elk Grove Village mayor defends data centers ahead of tonight’s town hall | ChicagoLIVE
Elk Grove Village officials say tonight’s town hall will address residents’ concerns about local data centers.
Elk Grove Village officials say tonight’s town hall will address residents’ concerns about local data centers.
Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas talk 'Power Ballad' and wildest wedding stories | ChicagoNOW
Jake Hamilton talks with Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas about their new comedy POWER BALLAD.
Jake Hamilton talks with Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas about their new comedy POWER BALLAD.
Chicago weather: Beach hazards in effect along Lake Michigan
Cool lakeside conditions today will give way to a warm holiday weekend with highs near 80.
Cool lakeside conditions today will give way to a warm holiday weekend with highs near 80.
Old-school Pizza Huts are making a comeback at restaurants nationwide | ChicagoNOW
Retro Pizza Hut restaurants are making a comeback as customers embrace nostalgic dining experiences inspired by the chain’s classic red-roof era.
Retro Pizza Hut restaurants are making a comeback as customers embrace nostalgic dining experiences inspired by the chain’s classic red-roof era.
Police search for group tied to CTA armed robbery on Red Line
Chicago police are warning train riders about a recent armed robbery at a CTA Red Line station in the city’s Edgewater neighborhood.
Chicago police are warning train riders about a recent armed robbery at a CTA Red Line station in the city’s Edgewater neighborhood.
Can blood pressure medication cure acne? Doctor weighs in | ChicagoNOW
A blood-pressure medication long prescribed off-label for acne is going viral on social media, with users calling the drug a “life-changing” treatment.
A blood-pressure medication long prescribed off-label for acne is going viral on social media, with users calling the drug a “life-changing” treatment.