Chicago

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the Loop on Monday night.

Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality who worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and inspired generations with his call to "never look down on anybody unless you are helping him up," has died at 84.

Tuesday marks the Lunar New Year, and for the first time in 60 years, the Chinese zodiac honors the "Fire Horse."

Grace Chan McKibben of the Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community explains the Chinese New Year and ways to celebrate in the city. 

John Moberg, president of Checker and Yellow Taxi, said rising costs and fewer drivers have made it critical for the city to approve a fare increase, the first since 2016. 

Ring announced it would no longer partner with Flock Safety after privacy concerns raised after a Super Bowl commercial. 

Father David Inczauskis of the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership said Ash Wednesday Mass in Melrose Park will follow a judge’s order restoring clergy access to the Broadview ICE Facility for pastoral care and Communion. 

Norovirus is spreading again, causing vomiting, diarrhea and stomach cramps. Doctors say most cases clear up in a few days, but prevention is key.

The Jazz Institute of Chicago will host its annual Winter Jazz Fest at the Chicago Cultural Center this Friday. Executive Director Heather Ireland Robinson joined us to preview the performances and special tributes planned for the event. 

Health educator Troy Duell from Centurion Health discussed hidden sugars in everyday foods and how reducing intake can support liver health. 

A new series from WTTW spotlights five Chicago-area residents working to strengthen democracy in their communities.