New Tinley Park sports dome collapses just before grand opening after severe storms
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A brand-new I80 Sports Dome in Tinley Park came crashing down during Monday's severe storms just hours before its scheduled opening, delaying the highly anticipated facility by weeks.

Human remains found in Chicago alley spark renewed concerns: 'Very disturbing'
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Chicago police are investigating after what appeared to be human remains were found in a South Side alley, raising new concerns in a neighborhood still reeling from another high-profile case earlier this month.

Local artist honors late Bulls legend Stacey King with new mural | ChicagoLIVE
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A local Chicago artist has created a mural honoring late Bulls legend Stacey King, who passed away in June. The artist, Darius Dennis, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the tribute and what it means to the city of Chicago.

Chicago Bears kick off training camp at Halas Hall | ChicagoLIVE
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The Chicago Bears are back at Halas Hall for the start of training camp. FOX Chicago's Devan Kaney joins ChicagoLIVE to recap the first day and discuss what it means for the team heading into the new season.

Brookfield Zoo Chicago to welcome two gorillas after relocating two others | ChicagoLIVE
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Brookfield Zoo Chicago is relocating two gorillas, Kamba and Nora, while welcoming two new gorillas in return. Kim Skelton, Director of Primate Care and Conservation, joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the swap.

Why the Bears are locked in & ready to reset heading into the season | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Cassie Carlson & Dan Wiederer recap Day 1 of Bears practices at training camp. Coming off a playoff appearance, how will this coaching staff reset the tone heading into this season? Also, how is Caleb Williams displaying more command and leadership of his team? Plus, which DB will step up in Kyler Gordon’s absence as the team’s starting nickel cornerback and why was Dennis Allen so fired up about improving the pass coverage of his defense?

Why the Bears are willing to do whatever it takes to win a championship | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Cassie Carlson & Devan Kaney give their observations and takeaways from recap Day 1 of Bears practices at training camp. Why won’t the Bears let last year’s success impact their focus this season and why is the team willing to do whatever it takes to win a Super Bowl? Also, how has Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s relationship grown since last year? Plus, Dennis Allen explains why he loves having Coby Bryant on his defense and how Bryant’s play style is contagious. 

Chicago music reporter on who to look out for at Lollapalooza 2026
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Music journalist Selena Fragassi has gone to Lollapalooza every year since 2007, where she's seen acts like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry start out. Hear from her on Good Day about the sets you shouldn't miss this year.

Chicago mayor signs executive order tightening city gun purchasing rules
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Mayor Brandon Johnson signed a new executive order aimed at tightening the city's gun purchasing rules. The order requires all city departments, including the Chicago Police Department, to do business only with gun suppliers with strong business practices.

CPS removes furlough days, seeks more TIF funding ahead of budget vote
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Chicago Public Schools has dropped its proposal for five furlough days and is seeking additional funding from TIF districts ahead of Thursday's budget vote.

Lollapalooza 2026: What's new this year at Chicago's biggest music festival?
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Lollapalooza starts Thursday and runs throughout the weekend, bringing music's biggest names to Chicago. C3's festival director for Lollapalooza Tim Smith gives the inside scoop on the newest attractions and what festival goers need to know.

Mayor Johnson signs executive order tightening Chicago's gun purchasing standards
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order requiring stricter standards for firearm vendors that sell guns, ammunition and accessories to the city.

Chicago mayoral race heats up as candidates begin collecting signatures
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The race for Chicago mayor is getting crowded as Mayor Brandon Johnson has still not officially declared his reelection run. Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng breaks down the growing field of mayoral candidates, the petition process, key issues facing Chicago voters, and what to expect ahead of the 2027 election.

ACLU raises privacy concerns over Flock cameras
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Ed Yohnka of the ACLU of Illinois discusses the growing use of automated license plate reader cameras, privacy concerns, data sharing, and how communities can balance public safety with civil liberties.

Cleanup begins after tornado tears through Chicago suburbs: 'Scared to death'
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A Hazel Crest resident describes returning home to widespread storm damage, downed trees and power outages as neighbors begin cleaning up after an EF1 tornado struck the community.

ATV driver dies after crash with SUV on Chicago's Northwest Side

A 22-year-old ATV driver has died after a crash with an SUV Tuesday night in Chicago's Belmont Cragin neighborhood. Here's what police say.

Chicago has already seen more severe storms than all of 2025, NWS says
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National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Doom explains why this has been one of the busiest severe weather seasons on record for the Chicago area, how tornadoes are confirmed, and what could still be ahead this summer.

Chicago mayor to tighten city gun purchasing rules with executive order
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Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to require stricter standards for firearm vendors doing business with the City of Chicago. Here's what his new executive order would do.