Chicago crime: 2 women shot, 1 killed in East Side drive-by, police say
Two women were shot, one fatally, in a drive-by shooting on Chicago’s East Side early Saturday morning.
Two women were shot, one fatally, in a drive-by shooting on Chicago’s East Side early Saturday morning.
Chicago weather: Breezy conditions continue with light snow chances
Gusty winds that reached 40 to 50 mph earlier in the day eased Friday evening, though breezy conditions persisted across the Chicago area.
Gusty winds that reached 40 to 50 mph earlier in the day eased Friday evening, though breezy conditions persisted across the Chicago area.
Beverly record store faces more setbacks after New Year's Day crash
A family-owned record store in the Beverly neighborhood is still closed after a crash damaged the building on New Year’s Day.
A family-owned record store in the Beverly neighborhood is still closed after a crash damaged the building on New Year’s Day.
South Side Chicago mourns 23-year-old dancer killed in Bishop Ford crash
Friends and family gathered on the South Side to celebrate the life of 23-year-old Lazaruz Gonzalez, a dancer known to many as "Hollywood."
Friends and family gathered on the South Side to celebrate the life of 23-year-old Lazaruz Gonzalez, a dancer known to many as "Hollywood."
Survivor of fatal Lake Shore Drive crash taken into ICE custody
A new development has emerged in the investigation into the fatal Lake Shore Drive collision that killed three people in Chicago last fall.
A new development has emerged in the investigation into the fatal Lake Shore Drive collision that killed three people in Chicago last fall.
Can Chicago be saved? | Wearing the Badge S2E4
Garry McCarthy leads a candid Chicago public-safety conversation in this special live town hall with Fox News' Gianno Caldwell.
Garry McCarthy leads a candid Chicago public-safety conversation in this special live town hall with Fox News' Gianno Caldwell.
Jesse Jackson remembered and what a possible Bears move to Indiana means | Week in Review
On this episode of "Week in Review," we remember civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and break down the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana. Plus, a SWAT response in Arlington Heights, ICE operating in the suburbs and rising Indiana energy bills. Also honoring E2 victims, celebrating Buddy Guy, Paczki Day, Lunar New Year and more.
On this episode of "Week in Review," we remember civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and break down the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana. Plus, a SWAT response in Arlington Heights, ICE operating in the suburbs and rising Indiana energy bills. Also honoring E2 victims, celebrating Buddy Guy, Paczki Day, Lunar New Year and more.
Balloon release honors victim of car crash on Bishop Ford Freeway
Friends and family are getting ready to honor one of the victims who died in an accident on the Bishop Ford Freeway early Thursday morning.
Friends and family are getting ready to honor one of the victims who died in an accident on the Bishop Ford Freeway early Thursday morning.
Cubs tickets now on sale | Everything you need to know
Cubs tickets are officially on sale, and demand is already high. Cale Vennum, the Cubs’ senior vice president of ticketing, says the team has seen a huge response this morning. Opening Day is March 26.
Cubs tickets are officially on sale, and demand is already high. Cale Vennum, the Cubs’ senior vice president of ticketing, says the team has seen a huge response this morning. Opening Day is March 26.
Suspect in fatal shooting of woman at UIC parking garage found dead
The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman inside a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage earlier this month has been found dead, according to UIC.
The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman inside a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage earlier this month has been found dead, according to UIC.
Funeral held for Chicago teen Ofelia Torres after battle with rare cancer, dad's ICE detainment
Family and friends of Ofelia Torres gathered Friday morning at St. William Parish on Chicago’s Northwest Side for her funeral, according to church officials.
Family and friends of Ofelia Torres gathered Friday morning at St. William Parish on Chicago’s Northwest Side for her funeral, according to church officials.
Police seek man accused of assaulting woman outside workplace in Rogers Park
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman outside her workplace in Rogers Park.
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman outside her workplace in Rogers Park.
What the tariff decision reveals about presidential power | ChicagoLIVE
Tad DeHaven joins ChicagoLIVE to react to the Supreme Court’s surprise move on President Trump's tariffs — and what it means for your wallet.
Tad DeHaven joins ChicagoLIVE to react to the Supreme Court’s surprise move on President Trump's tariffs — and what it means for your wallet.
'Who’s looking after them?' — Chicago alderman on sick calls from shelter volunteers | ChicagoLIVE
Alderman Gilbert Viegas joined ChicagoLIVE after volunteers described animals not being walked for days, inexperienced staff handling exotic animals and even volunteers facing retribution for speaking up. Viegas explains why he and more than a dozen aldermen want a national search — and what residents should expect next from the mayor’s office.
Alderman Gilbert Viegas joined ChicagoLIVE after volunteers described animals not being walked for days, inexperienced staff handling exotic animals and even volunteers facing retribution for speaking up. Viegas explains why he and more than a dozen aldermen want a national search — and what residents should expect next from the mayor’s office.
Disabled veteran faces foreclosure notice again amid dispute with US Bank
Disabled veteran Martin Guest is once again facing a foreclosure notice after some back and forth with US Bank since 2024.
Disabled veteran Martin Guest is once again facing a foreclosure notice after some back and forth with US Bank since 2024.
FBI Chicago looks to identify alleged scammers posing as federal agents to steal money, personal information
The FBI Chicago is warning about scammers posing as federal agents to steal money and personal information, and they're looking to identify two people believed to be involved.
The FBI Chicago is warning about scammers posing as federal agents to steal money and personal information, and they're looking to identify two people believed to be involved.
Tarot readings surge in popularity, but beware of scams | ChicagoNOW
Professional tarot reader Marina Smargiannakis explains red flags to watch for and what makes a tarot reading authentic.
Professional tarot reader Marina Smargiannakis explains red flags to watch for and what makes a tarot reading authentic.
Black girl rest: The ultimate self-care experience | ChicagoNOW
Ladies of Virtue, the Chicago nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and mentoring Black girls to become confident and purpose-driven leaders, is hosting Black girl rest: the ultimate self-care experience.
Ladies of Virtue, the Chicago nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and mentoring Black girls to become confident and purpose-driven leaders, is hosting Black girl rest: the ultimate self-care experience.
Lunar New Year superstitions and Hammond Indiana Bears | ChicagoNOW
Kenzie & Roman break down Lunar New Year superstitions and weigh in on the possibility of the Hammond Indiana Bears.
Kenzie & Roman break down Lunar New Year superstitions and weigh in on the possibility of the Hammond Indiana Bears.
Trending topics with Kenzie & Roman | ChicagoNOW
Kenzie & Roman stop by ChicagoNOW to discuss 2026 Cubs slogan and Tony Clark's alleged fraud and affair scandal.
Kenzie & Roman stop by ChicagoNOW to discuss 2026 Cubs slogan and Tony Clark's alleged fraud and affair scandal.