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A data privacy expert explains how personal information can resurface even after it’s been deleted from data brokers. 

A CPS watchdog report sheds new light on sexual misconduct complaints within the district. Inspector General Philip Wagenknecht joins ChicagoLIVE with details. 

Minneapolis officials are calling for accountability after a woman was fatally shot by an ICE agent. 

Illinois has rolled out new police hiring requirements, but questions remain about whether the reforms will lead to real change.

Sales of Chicago-area homes priced at $4 million and above surged to a record high in 2025, according to new data. 

City leaders approved a plan to let police impose short-term curfews in response to large teen gatherings that pose safety concerns.   

The world’s biggest tech show is underway in Las Vegas. We check in live to preview products driving the next wave of consumer technology. 

A former FBI counterterrorism official breaks down the planning and execution behind the operation that led to Nicolás Maduro’s arrest.

A new analysis by the Chicago Tribune estimates the federal immigration enforcement campaign known as Operation Midway Blitz cost roughly $59 million.  

Chicago police recently seized a vehicle key fob programmer used to steal cars through a method known as key fob cloning. Illinois Secretary of State Police join us to explain how this crime works and why it’s becoming more common.

A New York Times Well challenge is encouraging people to focus on brain health to start the year. 

As early as February, astronauts could orbit the moon aboard NASA’s Artemis 2 mission. A space expert explains why the moon has become a priority again and how it fits into long-term plans for human exploration. 

With millions of Americans experiencing season affective disorder, doctors say teens may feel the effects more acutely during the winter months.