Free grocery store rides available for Chicago seniors after Save A Lot closures | ChicagoLIVE
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced a new program that provides seniors with free rides to grocery stores. Jackie Rosa of United Way of Metro Chicago joins ChicagoLIVE to explain how the program works and who is eligible.

Woman charged in fatal hit-and-run near Chicago Executive Airport, police say

A woman accused of fatally striking a pedestrian near Chicago Executive Airport in May and leaving the scene is now in custody, authorities said.

7 tornadoes confirmed in Chicago suburbs during Monday's storms

The National Weather Service has confirmed at least seven tornadoes touched down in the Chicago suburbs during Monday's severe weather outbreak.

LA influencer accused of robbing wealthy people she met on dating apps arrested again

Social media influencer and OnlyFans model Mia Ventura was re-arrested in Beverly Hills on new Riverside County theft allegations while awaiting trial for dating app burglaries.

After School Matters’ Increase the Peace program empowers Chicago teens to make an impact
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After School Matters is serving more than 10,000 teens across Chicago this summer. Instructor Rebecca Fuentes and student Tiffany join Good Day Chicago to discuss the Increase the Peace program and how it is making an impact in the community.

Gruesome discovery leads to murder charges in case of missing Illinois man
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Two men have been charged with the murder of a man who disappeared last November after detectives uncovered evidence that they dismembered his body and disposed of the remains.

Blood beneath new floor leads to murder charges in missing Illinois man's case

Two men have been charged with the murder of a man who disappeared last November after detectives uncovered evidence that they dismembered his body and disposed of the remains.

Chicago shootings: Teen killed, 5 injured Wednesday evening into Thursday

A 17-year-old boy was killed and five other people were wounded in separate shootings across Chicago from Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.

New Illinois law keeps hospital financial information hidden from the public
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A new Illinois law limits public access to financial information about hospitals, raising concerns that communities could have little warning before a local hospital closes. State Rep. Anna Moeller joins Good Day Chicago to explain why the law may not protect the interests of patients or taxpayers.

Little Village community rallies for justice after mother of 4 killed in hit-and-run

The Little Village community is mourning the loss of a mother of four after police say she was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash while crossing the street Wednesday morning.

Milwaukee Public Schools recruits Chicago teachers amid CPS layoffs
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Milwaukee Public Schools is recruiting Chicago educators as CPS faces a $732 million budget gap and proposed teacher layoffs, highlighting job opportunities, commuting options and benefits.

Can Michael Madigan's corruption case reach the US Supreme Court?
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Political science professor Stephen Caliendo discusses former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's bid to have the U.S. Supreme Court hear his corruption case and explains what factors could influence whether the justices take it up.

Chicago students get hands-on look at veterinary careers at U of I: 'The perfect opportunity'
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More than 50 Chicago high school students traveled to the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine for a day of hands-on labs, CPR training and career exploration aimed at inspiring the next generation of veterinarians.

Could ComEd's $15B grid plan raise your electric bill?
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The Citizens Utility Board explains why it believes more than $1 billion in ComEd's proposed $15 billion power grid upgrade plan is unnecessary and what the Illinois Commerce Commission's decision could mean for customers.

Chicago Board of Education to vote on CPS budget as payroll deadline looms
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The Chicago Board of Education is expected to vote Thursday on a revised nearly $10 billion CPS budget that includes job cuts, increased TIF funding and the removal of furlough days as the Chicago Teachers Union calls for a delay.