Family seeks justice in unsolved killing of Chicago basketball star Marquise Pryor
The family of Chicago basketball standout Marquise Pryor is still seeking justice after his 2022 murder remains unsolved despite a known person of interest.
The family of Chicago basketball standout Marquise Pryor is still seeking justice after his 2022 murder remains unsolved despite a known person of interest.
Live updates: Strong storms move through Chicago area
Another round of severe storms could hit the Chicago area today. Here's what to expect.
Another round of severe storms could hit the Chicago area today. Here's what to expect.
Chicago piping plovers return to Montrose Beach as Imani and Pippin search for mates
Chicago’s piping plovers have returned to Montrose Beach for the spring, with Imani and Pippin back and searching for mates as the seasonal nesting period begins.
Chicago’s piping plovers have returned to Montrose Beach for the spring, with Imani and Pippin back and searching for mates as the seasonal nesting period begins.
Singer leading Jackie Robinson festivities collapses before White Sox game against Rays
A singer leading the “Jackie Robinson Day" festivities before the Chicago White Sox’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday night collapsed and was taken to a hospital.
A singer leading the “Jackie Robinson Day" festivities before the Chicago White Sox’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday night collapsed and was taken to a hospital.
Teen girls in custody after attacking Cook County sheriff’s officers, police say
Two teenage girls are in custody after battering Cook County sheriff’s officers responding to a call of gunfire Wednesday on the South Side, according to Chicago police.
Two teenage girls are in custody after battering Cook County sheriff’s officers responding to a call of gunfire Wednesday on the South Side, according to Chicago police.
Former Chicago charter school CEO indicted for $103K embezzlement: prosecutors
The former CEO of a Chicago charter school network has been indicted for misusing more than $103,000 of the nonprofit's funds for personal gain, according to prosecutors.
The former CEO of a Chicago charter school network has been indicted for misusing more than $103,000 of the nonprofit's funds for personal gain, according to prosecutors.
Chicago mourns wife, son of late Cook County Commissioner | The Chicago Report
Cook County Board Commissioner Bill Lowry was a friend of the Deer family and is joining us now on The Chicago Report.
Cook County Board Commissioner Bill Lowry was a friend of the Deer family and is joining us now on The Chicago Report.
Markham to honor investigators in double murder case
The City of Markham to recognize the investigators who helped solve a double murder that shook the community. Police say the case was cracked in less than 48 hours, leading to an arrest and charges against a suspect.
The City of Markham to recognize the investigators who helped solve a double murder that shook the community. Police say the case was cracked in less than 48 hours, leading to an arrest and charges against a suspect.
Mother demands answers after veteran daughter found dead, belongings gone in Chicago Heights
A mother is seeking answers after her Marine veteran daughter was found dead in her apartment and her belongings were allegedly cleared out before the family could retrieve them, with both the death and missing items still unresolved.
A mother is seeking answers after her Marine veteran daughter was found dead in her apartment and her belongings were allegedly cleared out before the family could retrieve them, with both the death and missing items still unresolved.
Markham to honor officers for solving double murder case
Markham officials will recognize investigators who quickly solved a 2025 double murder case, leading to an arrest within 48 hours.
Markham officials will recognize investigators who quickly solved a 2025 double murder case, leading to an arrest within 48 hours.
Chicago mayor speaks after alders fail to override his veto on tipped wage ordinance
Mayor Brandon Johnson speaks to media after alders fail to override his veto on the tipped wage ordinance.
Mayor Brandon Johnson speaks to media after alders fail to override his veto on the tipped wage ordinance.
Piping plovers return to Montrose Beach for mating season
Chicago’s famous piping plovers are back at Montrose Beach, with returning birds like Imani and Pippin hoping to find mates and start new nests this season.
Chicago’s famous piping plovers are back at Montrose Beach, with returning birds like Imani and Pippin hoping to find mates and start new nests this season.
2 hospitalized after shooting near YMCA in Woodlawn
Two people were hospitalized after a shooting near a YMCA in Woodlawn on Wednesday afternoon.
Two people were hospitalized after a shooting near a YMCA in Woodlawn on Wednesday afternoon.
Chicago OIG report details misconduct, fraud, on-duty drinking by city employees | ChicagoLIVE
A new report from the City of Chicago’s Office of Inspector General outlines multiple investigations into city employees and agencies. Findings include a mishandled death investigation, on-duty drinking, PPP loan fraud cases and allegation of misuse of authority.
A new report from the City of Chicago’s Office of Inspector General outlines multiple investigations into city employees and agencies. Findings include a mishandled death investigation, on-duty drinking, PPP loan fraud cases and allegation of misuse of authority.
Teen boy killed, girl hurt in bus stop shooting near YMCA on Chicago’s South Side, police say
A teenage boy was killed and a teenage girl is hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday afternoon at a bus stop on Chicago’s South Side near a YMCA facility, authorities said.
A teenage boy was killed and a teenage girl is hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday afternoon at a bus stop on Chicago’s South Side near a YMCA facility, authorities said.
Chicago leaders back ordinance to treat squatters as trespassers | ChicagoLIVE
A Chicago City Council committee has approved a measure that would classify squatters as trespassers, making it easier for police to remove and charge them.
A Chicago City Council committee has approved a measure that would classify squatters as trespassers, making it easier for police to remove and charge them.
Lululemon faces probe over ‘forever chemicals’ linked to long-term health risks | ChicagoLIVE
Lululemon is facing new scrutiny as regulators investigate potential use of PFAS in its apparel. Experts say the chemicals have been associated with serious health risks and environmental concerns.
Lululemon is facing new scrutiny as regulators investigate potential use of PFAS in its apparel. Experts say the chemicals have been associated with serious health risks and environmental concerns.
Illinois bill would fund housing, services for residents leaving prison | ChicagoLIVE
A proposed bill would expand housing and support services for people returning from prison. Advocates say the plan could help address housing instability and generate long-term economic benefits for communities.
A proposed bill would expand housing and support services for people returning from prison. Advocates say the plan could help address housing instability and generate long-term economic benefits for communities.
NASA scientist reveals surprises from the Artemis II mission | ChicagoLIVE
Dr. Kelsey Young shares insight after the Artemis II lunar expedition.
Dr. Kelsey Young shares insight after the Artemis II lunar expedition.
Chicago City Council fails to override mayor's veto on tipped wage ordinance
Chicago aldermen failed Wednesday to override Mayor Brandon Johnson’s veto, clearing the way for tipped workers’ wages to continue rising toward the city’s full minimum wage.
Chicago aldermen failed Wednesday to override Mayor Brandon Johnson’s veto, clearing the way for tipped workers’ wages to continue rising toward the city’s full minimum wage.