Caught on camera: Chicago street performer robbed mid-song
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During a recent performance, a high school student stole his tip box with about $100, though a bystander later returned it and the school reimbursed him after the teen was identified.

Cinco de Mayo celebrations continue across Chicago — but Little Village parade canceled again
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Cinco de Mayo celebrations are happening across Chicago, but Little Village’s longtime parade is canceled for a second year. Cermak Road Chamber of Commerce President Hector Escobar explains the history behind the holiday, the concerns driving the decision, and the impact on local businesses. Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas also joins festivities downtown, highlighting the city’s continued celebration.

Woman killed, 2 wounded in daylight shooting on Chicago’s South Side, police say

A 26-year-old woman was killed and two males — ages 18 and 16 — are hospitalized after a daylight shooting Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side, police said.

Grand Avenue bike lane barriers spark backlash, protest planned
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Concerns over new bike lane barriers are growing on Chicago’s Northwest Side. After similar complaints in Brighton Park, residents along Grand Avenue are now speaking out — and planning a protest. Dan Olas, a 27th Ward resident, joined FOX Chicago to walk through what’s happening, the biggest issues he sees with the changes, and what he hopes city leaders will address.

Chicago's newest bike lane fight: Grand Avenue | ChicagoLIVE
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The debate over bike lanes in Chicago is reaching another level on Grand Avenue. Dan Olas, a 30-year resident and homeowner in the 27th Ward, joins us to discuss the project that neighbors say was decided behind closed doors.

Illinois landlords sue for compensation over pandemic rent freezes | ChicagoLIVE
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Years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many Illinois property owners are still fighting to recover from the financial blow of the eviction moratorium. Paul Arena, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association, joins us to discuss the ongoing legal battles at both the state and national levels.

Supreme Court preserves abortion pill access; Planned Parenthood CEO weighs in | ChicagoLIVE
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The Supreme Court has temporarily restored access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Adrienne White-Faines, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Illinois, joins us to explain what the ruling means for patients and what could come next. 

Chicago weather: Clouds and spotty rain today with highs near 60

Chicago will be mostly cloudy and mild today with a chance of afternoon rain, followed by a gradual warm-up into the weekend

 Journalist Howard Reich turns family Holocaust story into new Chicago opera | ChicagoNOW
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Howard Reich joins in studio to discuss transforming his family’s Holocaust history into the opera “The Dialogue of Memories,” which premieres later this month at the Studebaker Theater. 

Joost Klein talks ‘Crazy Frog’, viral fame ahead of Chicago show | ChicagoNOW
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Dutch musician Joost Klein joins us to discuss his rise from Europe to a global tour, his independent approach to music, and the creativity behind his viral moments.

Cook County official found not guilty of DUI after two-day trial: 'Justice prevailed'

A Cook County elected official has been found not guilty of driving under the influence following a bench trial stemming from a 2024 crash in the Ravenswood neighborhood.