Chicago

The man charged with shooting and killing a Chicago police officer will stay behind bars until his next court date. 

A 2003 cold case is seeing new progress after forensic genealogy linked an unidentified man found in Minneapolis to Polish heritage. 

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich joins us to discuss his appearance at Judson University’s World Leaders Forum in Elgin, as the event draws criticism over one of its featured international speakers. 

Following a major federal indictment in a Northwest Indiana gambling case, we’re breaking down how the process works. A former federal prosecutor explains how charges are brought and what it means for the defendants.  

ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers and 104.3 The Score’s Matt Spiegel join the show to break down what’s behind the White Sox surge. After a sweep of the Angels, the Sox are gaining confidence and creeping back into the division race — is this the start of something real or just a hot stretch? Plus, we dive into the historic start from slugger Munetaka Murakami — is he already becoming the face of the franchise? And if Matt Lloyd is the right choice to lead the Chicago Bulls front office. 

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that race cannot be used as a basis for drawing congressional districts to comply with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. We break down the 6-3 decision in Louisiana vs. Callais and its impact on redistricting. 

 Major automakers are adjusting electric vehicle plans as the global industry continues to evolve. 

Midwest Lighting is giving residents a way to show support for Chicago police through free blue porch lights. 

Bravo has confirmed that an unauthorized audio recording form the “Summer House” season 10 reunion was traced to a production-related source. 

Unveiled in 1935 before a crowd of more than 40,000, this rare Art Deco monument in Marquette Park remains a striking piece of Chicago history.

Block Club Chicago joins "ChicagoNOW" to break down the story behind Thousand Island dressing and its possible Chicago roots.

The White House has released details of a state dinner menu curated by Melania Trump in honor of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. 

Think your go-to fast food is harmless? A new ranking based on nutrition scores may make you think twice about your next drive-thru order. 

A new travel trend is turning heads at baggage claim – passengers are wrapping suitcases in large prints of their own faces to help avoid lost luggage.

Author and comedy writer J.D. Amato joins us in studio to talk about his new middle-grade graphic ovel, “The Endless Game,” inspired in part by his upbringing in Wilmette. 

Chicago Public Schools will remain open on May 1 after a compromise with the Chicago Teachers Union on student participation in May Day events. 

New fillings from prosecutors outline allegations against singer D4vd in the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas.