Man killed, 2 others seriously wounded in Gage Park shooting
Chicago police say a late-night shooting in Gage Park left one man dead and two others seriously hurt.
Chicago police say a late-night shooting in Gage Park left one man dead and two others seriously hurt.
Record rainfall floods roads, leaves drivers stranded in Chicago area
Heavy rain flooded roads and stranded cars across the Chicago area Thursday night.
Heavy rain flooded roads and stranded cars across the Chicago area Thursday night.
Chicago flooding: Torrential downpour causes mess in Chicago area
The Chicago area was hit with heavy rain Thursday night, causing major problems for drivers.
The Chicago area was hit with heavy rain Thursday night, causing major problems for drivers.
Heavy rain brings flooding across Chicago area
Chicago set a daily precipitation record Wednesday.
Chicago set a daily precipitation record Wednesday.
Chicago weather: Record warmth gives way to gusty cold front, snow on tap?
Big changes are on the way!
Big changes are on the way!
Thursday night's Heat-Bulls game at the United Center postponed due to court conditions
Thursday night's Chicago Bulls game against the Miami Heat has been postponed by the NBA.
Thursday night's Chicago Bulls game against the Miami Heat has been postponed by the NBA.
Cicero high school student killed in shooting after dismissal, officials say
A suburban Chicago high school student was killed in a shooting after dismissal Thursday, according to officials.
A suburban Chicago high school student was killed in a shooting after dismissal Thursday, according to officials.
Peoples Gas $202M rate hike request ignites outcry | The Chicago Report
Peoples Gas is proposing a rate hike of $202 million that could sock the average homeowner with a $10-$11 increase per month. This on top of several other rate hikes in recent years. Director of the Illinois Public Interest Research Group Abe Scarr joins us.
Peoples Gas is proposing a rate hike of $202 million that could sock the average homeowner with a $10-$11 increase per month. This on top of several other rate hikes in recent years. Director of the Illinois Public Interest Research Group Abe Scarr joins us.
Chicago weather: Strong to possibly a few severe storms are possible this evening
Rain and storms are moving through the region this evening ahead of a cold front that will bring cooler temperatures to the area on Friday.
Rain and storms are moving through the region this evening ahead of a cold front that will bring cooler temperatures to the area on Friday.
Illinois joins lawsuit as Trump Administration freezes $130M in EV charging funds
Illinois is suing the Trump Administration over a freeze on $130 million in EV charging funds, a move that could slow the state’s push to expand electric vehicle infrastructure as demand continues to grow.
Illinois is suing the Trump Administration over a freeze on $130 million in EV charging funds, a move that could slow the state’s push to expand electric vehicle infrastructure as demand continues to grow.
Bears-Packers house divided: 'I just think you need some patience with each other'
For one couple living in Wisconsin, it's a house divided any time the Bears play the Packers.
For one couple living in Wisconsin, it's a house divided any time the Bears play the Packers.
Lansing accepting applications for firefighter, paramedic positions
Applications are now being accepted for firefighter and paramedic positions with the Village of Lansing.
Applications are now being accepted for firefighter and paramedic positions with the Village of Lansing.
Touring play 'Black Boys Cry' returns to Chicago with focus on mental health
“Black Boys Cry" blends theater and real-life conversations about mental health. It opens this weekend in Chicago.
“Black Boys Cry" blends theater and real-life conversations about mental health. It opens this weekend in Chicago.
Quadajah 'Holly' Johnson case: Man linked to both women speaks out in court
During the hearing, the court heard from Carlos Smith, the man who shares a child with both the victim and the defendant and who was present at the scene when the shooting occurred.
During the hearing, the court heard from Carlos Smith, the man who shares a child with both the victim and the defendant and who was present at the scene when the shooting occurred.
Chicago-area doctors warn TikTok challenge is sending teens to the hospital
Kids are winding up in the hospital with burns all over their hands. Why? They’re lighting themselves on fire for TikTok.
Kids are winding up in the hospital with burns all over their hands. Why? They’re lighting themselves on fire for TikTok.
Chicago-area doctors warn TikTok challenge is sending teens to the hospital
Kids are winding up in the hospital with burns all over their hands. Why? They’re lighting themselves on fire for TikTok.
Kids are winding up in the hospital with burns all over their hands. Why? They’re lighting themselves on fire for TikTok.
Lansing Fire Department opens hiring process for new firefighters | ChicagoLIVE
The Lansing Fire Department is accepting applications for new firefighter-paramedics on Jan. 31.
The Lansing Fire Department is accepting applications for new firefighter-paramedics on Jan. 31.
Chicago residents voice concerns over CPD, ICE interactions
Dozens of residents and elected officials gathered Thursday evening in Pilsen to voice concerns about how the Chicago Police Department interacts with federal immigration agencies, following nationwide scrutiny of ICE operations.
Dozens of residents and elected officials gathered Thursday evening in Pilsen to voice concerns about how the Chicago Police Department interacts with federal immigration agencies, following nationwide scrutiny of ICE operations.
U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly calls for impeachment of DHS Secretary Noem | ChicagoLIVE
Rep. Robin Kelly announced plans to file articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following recent federal immigration operations.
Rep. Robin Kelly announced plans to file articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following recent federal immigration operations.
How Amazon Prime members can claim refunds in $2.5B settlement | ChicagoLIVE
Millions of current and former Amazon Prime subscribers may qualify for refunds following a federal settlement over deceptive enrollment and cancellation practices.
Millions of current and former Amazon Prime subscribers may qualify for refunds following a federal settlement over deceptive enrollment and cancellation practices.