Save a Lot closing seven Chicago stores on Saturday
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There's growing concern on Chicago's South and West Sides where seven Save a Lot stores are set to close this weekend. The stores serve communities where access to fresh and affordable food is already limited.

Chicago brother allegedly shot woman he believed was involved in sister's death
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Javan Weatherspoon is charged with attempted murder after he allegedly shot a woman he believed had information about the death of his sister, Zenobia "Zee" Weatherspoon, whose body was found earlier this month inside a garbage can.

DePaul begins demolition for new basketball practice facility despite criticism
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Demolition is underway in Lincoln Park as DePaul University clears former student housing to make way for a new four-story basketball practice facility, a project the university says will strengthen its athletic programs but preservation advocates argue will permanently change the neighborhood.

Chicago YouTuber accused of swapping luxury perfumes with modeling clay in $250K fraud scheme

A Chicago man is facing fraud charges after investigators say he stole hundreds of luxury fragrances by returning packages filled with modeling clay instead of the original products in a scheme called “Operation Eau de Fraud.”

Chicago's new serial killer exhibition | ChicagoLIVE
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A true-crime exhibition featuring the world's first and only collection of authentic artifacts connected to history's most notorious serial killers in making its way to Chicago. Author and forensic specialist, Dr. Bill Kimberlin, joins to discuss more.

Unions speak out against outsourcing decision by Art Institute of Chicago | ChicagoLIVE
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The Art Institute of Chicago is facing immense backlash for its plans to outsource its custodial workers to a private contractor. Museum employee and board member of the union Vicente Robinson and American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees communications director Ben Conboy join ChicagoLIVE to explain the situation and respond to the Art Institute.

Will airports ditch TSA for private security | ChicagoLIVE
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Some airports are making a plan to push for private security over TSA. Travel expert, Clint Henderson, weighs in more on how this could impact your next vacation.

Chicago weather: Comfortable Friday leads into hot and humid weekend

By July standards, this is a fantastic Friday in terms of weather (and certainly better than what we were dealing with a week ago).

Nolan Wells findings, Patrick Kane returns, Bears stadium & more | Week in Review
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This week on "Week in Review:" New independent autopsy findings were released in the death of Nolan Wells, Patrick Kane is returning to the Blackhawks, a new Bears stadium proposal is making headlines and four rescued beluga whales have arrived at Shedd Aquarium. Plus, we look at wildfire smoke over Chicagoland, a Chicago police officer shot, Save-A-Lot store closures, Mayor Brandon Johnson, the NAACP National Convention and more.

Chicago SWAT officer shot: Court docs reveal new details in Albany Park standoff

Court documents reveal new details about the Albany Park standoff earlier this week. Prosecutors say a Chicago man held his partner and daughter hostage, shot the woman's mother through a door and then wounded a SWAT officer during the confrontation.

Gianno Caldwell honors brother with Chicago march against violence
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Gianno Caldwell discusses how the loss of his teenage brother inspired his foundation, the upcoming March Against Violence, and how Chicagoans can get involved in building safer communities.

Pritzker pushes for Benton report release, CPS race heats up | The Chicago Report
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Gov. Pritzker isn't holding back. He wants the state to release the full ethics report on former State Rep. Harry Benton. And, the Chicago Teachers Union is making their opposition to Chicago School Board candidate Jessica Biggs loud and clear. All this and more on The Chicago Report.