Obama Presidential Center opens to public on Juneteenth
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The Obama Presidential Center officially opens to the public. Strong interest has sold out tickets through this fall.

Juneteenth: Things to do in Chicago this weekend
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There's plenty of Juneteenth celebrations happening in Chicago throughout the weekend. Choose Chicago's Roz Stuttley, breaks down some of the festivities.

Obama Presidential Center brings traffic concerns for South Side residents
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With the Obama Presidential Center opening to the public today, concerns are growing about the impact it will have on South Side traffic. Ald. Desmon Yancy (5th) discusses what residents can expect.

Chicago Pride Fest celebrates 25 years with weekend of music, community and celebration
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Chicago's Pride Fest returns this weekend for its 25th anniversary, bringing thousands to Northalsted for live entertainment, community events and a celebration of LGBTQ+ pride and inclusion.

Large fire tears through Jay's Backyard BBQ on Chicago's West Side

Thick smoke could be seen for miles as firefighters battled a large restaurant fire on Chicago's West Side Friday morning.

Chicago weather: Dry through Saturday, rain likely on Father's Day

Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. Dry weather sticks around through Saturday before a cooler, wetter pattern moves in. Father's Day plans may need a backup option.

Chicago weather: Sunny Friday before evening rain returns

Chicago will see a cool, quiet night and sunny Friday, with rain arriving Friday night, a pleasant Saturday, and a cooler, potentially soggy Father's Day before mostly dry, below-average temperatures continue next week.

Looking back at Obama's presidency | The Chicago Report
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Joining us is Alain Sanders, professor emeritus of political science at St. Peter's University, former Time Magazine senior reporter and a longtime political analyst, to shed light on Barack Obama's presidency.

Pride Fest in Chicago returns Saturday
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Pride Fest is back in Chicago this weekend and there is a whole lot of fun to be had. Music, food, performances and so much more. Joining us is Mark Liberson, the festival chairperson of Pride Fest and two performers, Miz Cracker and the Vixen.

New University of Chicago study links CPS school closures to increased shootings | ChicagoLIVE
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Researchers have found a link between increased shootings near closed Chicago Public Schools on the city’s South and West sides. Thomas Statchen joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the study’s findings.