TMZ sets up shop in Washington to cover Capitol Hill | ChicagoNOW
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The new TMZ team will cover developments on Capitol Hill while highlighting the crossover between politics and entertainment. 

Chicago men charged in deadly drive-by shooting of Alsip man

Two Chicago men have been charged with murder in connection with a drive-by shooting over the weekend in southwest suburban Oak Forest.

‘Seconds Away’ makes Chicagoland debut with powerful story of resilience
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Director Benjamin Kegan and Peter Callahan and Patrick McHugh discuss the emotional documentary centered on an Evanston athlete, his coach’s cancer battle, and the bond that drives them forward.

New push aims to spark economic revival in Harvey and the Southland
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Community leaders highlight a coalition-driven effort to attract businesses and investment to Harvey, Illinois, anchored by a free Franchise Expo at Governors State University designed to connect entrepreneurs, job seekers and national brands.

Chicago man charged after gun found during CTA Red Line disturbance

Cook County Sheriff's police say a Chicago man was charged after they found a gun on him when responding to loud music on the CTA Red Line.

Smash-and-grab crew crashes jeep into River North gas station, steals ATM
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A group rammed a Jeep into a gas station in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, stole an ATM, and fled in another vehicle, with no injuries reported as police investigate.

Chicago police officers among 8 injured in South Side crash

Two Chicago police officers and six other people were injured in a crash Tuesday morning in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.

Trump vs. Pope Leo, teen trends and millionaire tax | The Chicago Report
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President Trump is sparring with Pope Leo over the Iran War, one Chicago alderman spoke with Meta about teen trends and more, coming up on "The Chicago Report." 

Transwestern says 31% of downtown space available for rent in Chicago | The Chicago Report
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Downtown Chicago's office market has taken a hit since the COVID-19 pandemic, but now we're seeing a shift. After the pandemic and the shift to remote working, there's less foot traffic and less people working from the Loop. Joining us now to break it all down is real estate expert Lee Golub and Kimberly Beres.

Chicago leaders push Meta for stronger action on teen gatherings

City leaders are taking a new approach to stopping large teen gatherings by working directly with social media companies.