Illinois data center boom tied to rising utility bills, experts say
A surge in data centers across Illinois is being linked to rising water and electric bills for residents. Here's what you should know.
A surge in data centers across Illinois is being linked to rising water and electric bills for residents. Here's what you should know.
Shooting near downtown Aurora leaves man in critical condition, police say
A man was injured in a shooting near Aurora’s downtown river area early Monday, authorities said.
A man was injured in a shooting near Aurora’s downtown river area early Monday, authorities said.
2 officers hurt, man arrested after domestic disturbance in Chicago suburb
A domestic disturbance in southwest suburban Orland Park left one man in custody and two police officers injured, authorities said.
A domestic disturbance in southwest suburban Orland Park left one man in custody and two police officers injured, authorities said.
Immersive Anne Frank exhibits opens at Griffin MSI | ChicagoNOW
The exhibit gives visitors a chance to experience a full-scale recreation of the Annex while learning more about Anne Frank’s life and legacy.
The exhibit gives visitors a chance to experience a full-scale recreation of the Annex while learning more about Anne Frank’s life and legacy.
UChicago Medicine adds 24/7 doulas to labor and delivery care | ChicagoNOW
A new partnership is bringing around-the-clock doula support to eligible patients in Chicago
A new partnership is bringing around-the-clock doula support to eligible patients in Chicago
Which airplane seat is the germiest? Here’s what we know | ChicagoNOW
Experts say passengers in aisle seats face more contact with others, increasing exposure to germs during flights.
Experts say passengers in aisle seats face more contact with others, increasing exposure to germs during flights.
Could taxing millionaires lower property taxes in Illinois? What to know
Tom Demmer of the Illinois Policy Institute explains a new study on a proposed millionaire tax, the constitutional hurdles, and the potential risks and rewards for Illinois residents.
Tom Demmer of the Illinois Policy Institute explains a new study on a proposed millionaire tax, the constitutional hurdles, and the potential risks and rewards for Illinois residents.
Why Labrinth is no longer part of ‘Euphoria’ | ChicagoNOW
The musician behind HBO’s “Euphoria” says he’s stepping away from the show after speaking out about his experience in the industry.
The musician behind HBO’s “Euphoria” says he’s stepping away from the show after speaking out about his experience in the industry.
Geoffrey Baer’s ‘Riding the Rails’ showcases Chicago’s railroad history | ChicagoNOW
The WTTW program “Riding the Rails” highlights how railroads shaped the city, with a focus on key moments and figures.
The WTTW program “Riding the Rails” highlights how railroads shaped the city, with a focus on key moments and figures.
‘Masters meltdown’: Sergio Garcia loses his cool, draws warning from officials | ChicagoNOW
The former Masters champion took out his frustration on the course – damaging turf and breaking a club before being issues a formal warning.
The former Masters champion took out his frustration on the course – damaging turf and breaking a club before being issues a formal warning.
What did people eat centuries ago? One Tiktoker is finding out | ChicagoNOW
Donnie Dodson is blending history and cooking, recreating dishes from the past and building a social media following along the way.
Donnie Dodson is blending history and cooking, recreating dishes from the past and building a social media following along the way.
Illinois residents weigh concerns over data centers' impact on energy and water
Kari Ross from the Natural Resources Defense Council explains a new state poll and what it reveals about public concerns over data center regulations.
Kari Ross from the Natural Resources Defense Council explains a new state poll and what it reveals about public concerns over data center regulations.
Lauren Sanchez Bezos reveals the biggest rule in her morning routine with Jeff Bezos | ChicagoNOW
The media personality reveals how she and Jeff Bezos start their day.
The media personality reveals how she and Jeff Bezos start their day.
Bradford pear trees bloom across Illinois as ban countdown begins | ChicagoNOW
The foul-smelling Bradford pear tree is back in bloom across Illinois. The invasive species is set to be banned statewide starting in 2028.
The foul-smelling Bradford pear tree is back in bloom across Illinois. The invasive species is set to be banned statewide starting in 2028.
Chicago severe weather threat: Strong storms, tornadoes possible this week
Severe weather is expected to hit Chicagoland this week, and tornadoes can’t be ruled out. Here’s what we know.
Severe weather is expected to hit Chicagoland this week, and tornadoes can’t be ruled out. Here’s what we know.
Chicago man charged with threatening to 'hunt' secret service agent
A Chicago man was charged after allegedly threatening to "shoot up" a U.S. Secret Service office and "hunt" a federal agent last month.
A Chicago man was charged after allegedly threatening to "shoot up" a U.S. Secret Service office and "hunt" a federal agent last month.
Medicaid changes could impact hundreds of thousands in Illinois
Cook County Health CEO Dr. Erik Mikaitis explains upcoming Medicaid changes, who’s most at risk of losing coverage and what steps residents should take now to stay insured.
Cook County Health CEO Dr. Erik Mikaitis explains upcoming Medicaid changes, who’s most at risk of losing coverage and what steps residents should take now to stay insured.
Suburban Chicago man charged after gun, drugs found during search warrant
A suburban Chicago man is facing felony charges after sheriff's police searched his home.
A suburban Chicago man is facing felony charges after sheriff's police searched his home.
Chicago man charged in armed robbery on SW Side
A Chicago man has been charged with robbing someone at gunpoint last month in the Brighton Park neighborhood.
A Chicago man has been charged with robbing someone at gunpoint last month in the Brighton Park neighborhood.
State Street closure near major CTA station rebuild in Chicago's Loop begins
A busy stretch of State Street in downtown Chicago will close today for about six weeks.
A busy stretch of State Street in downtown Chicago will close today for about six weeks.