Women behind Malört: Uncovering a lesser-known part of Chicago’s iconic spirit
CH Distillery’s Katey “Bunny” Rafanello discusses the role women have played in shaping Malört’s history and how opportunities for women in the spirits industry are evolving.
CH Distillery’s Katey “Bunny” Rafanello discusses the role women have played in shaping Malört’s history and how opportunities for women in the spirits industry are evolving.
Friend donates liver, helping woman beat advanced colorectal cancer: 'Another chance at life'
A woman diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer is now cancer-free after a liver transplant from a lifelong friend, highlighting a promising treatment option for select patients.
A woman diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer is now cancer-free after a liver transplant from a lifelong friend, highlighting a promising treatment option for select patients.
Friend donates liver, helping woman beat advanced colorectal cancer: ‘Another chance at life’
A woman diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer is now cancer-free after a liver transplant from a lifelong friend, highlighting a promising treatment option for select patients.
A woman diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer is now cancer-free after a liver transplant from a lifelong friend, highlighting a promising treatment option for select patients.
Chicago suburb named best city to live in America for third straight year
A Chicago suburb does it again! It was named best city to live in America for the third straight year.
A Chicago suburb does it again! It was named best city to live in America for the third straight year.
Suburban Chicago man who used COVID relief money to buy luxury cars sentenced
A suburban Chicago man is heading to prison after prosecutors say he stole millions in COVID relief funds and bought several luxury cars.
A suburban Chicago man is heading to prison after prosecutors say he stole millions in COVID relief funds and bought several luxury cars.
ICE agents deployed to O'Hare amid TSA staffing shortage
The partial government shutdown has led thousands of TSA agents to work without pay and that means a lot of them are calling out sick, leading to huge security lines. At O'Hare, ICE agents are being assigned to help.
The partial government shutdown has led thousands of TSA agents to work without pay and that means a lot of them are calling out sick, leading to huge security lines. At O'Hare, ICE agents are being assigned to help.
I-94 construction in Chicago area begins, with travel delays expected
IDOT officials are warning drivers of traffic delays during construction on I-94.
IDOT officials are warning drivers of traffic delays during construction on I-94.
Chicago man charged with threatening to 'shoot up' synagogue
A Chicago man was charged with threatening online to “shoot up” a Jewish synagogue.
A Chicago man was charged with threatening online to “shoot up” a Jewish synagogue.
Chicago crime: 63-year-old charged in Back of the Yards shooting
A 63-year-old man has been charged with a shooting that left another man seriously wounded last weekend in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood.
A 63-year-old man has been charged with a shooting that left another man seriously wounded last weekend in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood.
Chicago weather: Rollercoaster forecast on the way
A roller coaster forecast brings a warmup with potential storms Thursday, followed by a brief cooldown and a pleasant weekend.
A roller coaster forecast brings a warmup with potential storms Thursday, followed by a brief cooldown and a pleasant weekend.
Chicago 2-year-old needs kidney donation to save his life
A Chicago family is searching for a kidney donor to help save their 2-year-old son's life.
A Chicago family is searching for a kidney donor to help save their 2-year-old son's life.
Fired aides to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson detail 'hostile' work environment
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.
Attempted child luring in Lincoln Park interrupted by witness, police say
Chicago police say a young girl narrowly avoided a possible abduction over the weekend in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Chicago police say a young girl narrowly avoided a possible abduction over the weekend in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Attempted child luring in Lincoln Park interrupted by witness, police say
Chicago police say a young girl narrowly avoided a possible abduction over the weekend in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Chicago police say a young girl narrowly avoided a possible abduction over the weekend in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Suspect in Chicago firefighter's death during blaze remains in jail
A Chicago man accused of starting a fire that killed firefighter Michael Altman set a mattress on fire in a basement boiler room and left without warning anyone, according to newly released court documents.
A Chicago man accused of starting a fire that killed firefighter Michael Altman set a mattress on fire in a basement boiler room and left without warning anyone, according to newly released court documents.
ICE agents deployed to Chicago's O'Hare airport
ICE agents are now on duty inside Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. They've been deployed to airports nationwide to help TSA agents and travelers who are dealing with long wait times.
ICE agents are now on duty inside Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. They've been deployed to airports nationwide to help TSA agents and travelers who are dealing with long wait times.
Nancy Guthrie's family pleas for renewed attention to her case
The Guthrie family is begging the public for any information that could lead to finding their mother, Nancy.
The Guthrie family is begging the public for any information that could lead to finding their mother, Nancy.
Gas prices continue to go up as war in Middle East continues
Gas prices are up again, and as the U.S. war in Iran continues, they could continue to rise.
Gas prices are up again, and as the U.S. war in Iran continues, they could continue to rise.
Fired top aide to Chicago mayor alleges Brandon Johnson has 'hostility' toward law enforcement
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.
Fired top aide to Chicago mayor alleges 'hostility' toward law enforcement
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.
A former top aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging that the mayor's office had a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement.