Chicago drivers could see $70M in refunds over city sticker tickets
A major financial hit could be coming for Chicago.
A major financial hit could be coming for Chicago.
Body cam shows Downers Grove murder suspect calm, attempting to nap after arrest
New body camera video shows Downers Grove police questioning the teen accused of stabbing a pregnant woman more than 70 times.
New body camera video shows Downers Grove police questioning the teen accused of stabbing a pregnant woman more than 70 times.
Chicago drivers could see $70M in refunds over city sticker tickets
A Cook County judge ruled that the city must refund millions to drivers who were overcharged for city sticker and parking violations.
A Cook County judge ruled that the city must refund millions to drivers who were overcharged for city sticker and parking violations.
Body cam shows Downers Grove murder suspect calm, attempting to nap after arrest
Newly released body camera video shows Downers Grove police questioning the 19-year-old accused of stabbing a pregnant woman more than 70 times and setting her on fire.
Newly released body camera video shows Downers Grove police questioning the 19-year-old accused of stabbing a pregnant woman more than 70 times and setting her on fire.
Indiana lawmakers advance bill to fund new Bears stadium
Indiana lawmakers advanced a bill to fund the construction of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears in Hammond in the latest effort to lure the team away from Illinois.
Indiana lawmakers advanced a bill to fund the construction of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears in Hammond in the latest effort to lure the team away from Illinois.
Is employee leverage quietly shrinking in the 2026 job market? | ChicagoLIVE
Workplace expert Lauren Winans says a subtle recalibration is underway as job seeks begin to outnumber open roles in many industries.
Workplace expert Lauren Winans says a subtle recalibration is underway as job seeks begin to outnumber open roles in many industries.
Black Film Club Chicago hosts free family photo archive event | ChicagoLIVE
Black Film Club Chicago are inviting West Side families to take part in a free community portrait event Saturday Feb. 28 on West 16th Street.
Black Film Club Chicago are inviting West Side families to take part in a free community portrait event Saturday Feb. 28 on West 16th Street.
Indiana lawmakers advance bill to fund new Bears stadium
The bill will still need passage in the Indiana State Senate and a signature from the governor.
The bill will still need passage in the Indiana State Senate and a signature from the governor.
St. Francis’ bones go on public display in Assisi for first time | ChicagoLIVE
St. Francis of Assisi to mark the 800th anniversary of his death with relic display in Italy.
St. Francis of Assisi to mark the 800th anniversary of his death with relic display in Italy.
Suburban Chicago daycare employees accused of battering 7 children, police say
Two Des Plaines daycare employees allegedly battered seven young kids, including dragging a 4-year-old boy across the floor.
Two Des Plaines daycare employees allegedly battered seven young kids, including dragging a 4-year-old boy across the floor.
Judge orders Chicago to pay $163M over illegal ticket fines | ChicagoNOW
The City of Chicago must pay more than $163 million after a judge found it exceeded a $250 state cap on parking and compliance violations for more than a decade.
The City of Chicago must pay more than $163 million after a judge found it exceeded a $250 state cap on parking and compliance violations for more than a decade.
Nigel Barker reflects on ‘America’s Next Top Model’ in new docuseries | ChicagoNOW
Former judge Nigel Barker is speaking out about his time on America’s Next Top Model in the new Netflix docuseries “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.” Barker joins us in studio to discuss the show’s legacy and his ventures beyond fashion.
Former judge Nigel Barker is speaking out about his time on America’s Next Top Model in the new Netflix docuseries “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.” Barker joins us in studio to discuss the show’s legacy and his ventures beyond fashion.
3,000 students to perform Africana music at Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre | ChicagoNOW
Students from Chicago Public Schools and area campuses will take the stage at the Auditorium Theatre for the annual Black History Concert presented by Uniting Voices Chicago.
Students from Chicago Public Schools and area campuses will take the stage at the Auditorium Theatre for the annual Black History Concert presented by Uniting Voices Chicago.
YouTube star Joey Graceffa brings ‘The Twelve’ tour to Oak Brook | ChicagoNOW
Joey Graceffa is releasing his latest young adult fantasy novel and will appear at Barnes & Noble Oakbrook Center on Feb. 25 for a book signing and meet-and-greet.
Joey Graceffa is releasing his latest young adult fantasy novel and will appear at Barnes & Noble Oakbrook Center on Feb. 25 for a book signing and meet-and-greet.
Chicago food halls face uncertain future after recent closures | ChicagoNOW
Following the January closure of Time Out Market Chicago, questions are swirling about the future of food halls in the city.
Following the January closure of Time Out Market Chicago, questions are swirling about the future of food halls in the city.
TMZ: Nick Reiner no longer receiving family funding for murder defense | ChicagoNOW
Nick Reiner is no longer receiving financial support from his siblings for his murder defense, according to TMZ.
Nick Reiner is no longer receiving financial support from his siblings for his murder defense, according to TMZ.
TMZ: Guthrie family offers $1M reward in search for missing mother | ChicagoNOW
The family of Nancy Guthrie is offering a $1 million reward for information leading to her whereabouts.
The family of Nancy Guthrie is offering a $1 million reward for information leading to her whereabouts.
AI-powered scams surge as USPIS warn consumers to stay vigilant
The United States Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation warn that scammers are using artificial intelligence to make fake emails, texts, and calls harder to spot.
The United States Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation warn that scammers are using artificial intelligence to make fake emails, texts, and calls harder to spot.
Judge rules Chicago overcharged residents for parking tickets, other violations
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge last week found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago residents may be owed money after a judge last week found the city overcharged on parking tickets and other violations dating back to 2012.
Chicago police: Two teens arrested after string of violent robberies
Chicago police say two teens are facing multiple felony charges after robbing and attacking several people Monday night.
Chicago police say two teens are facing multiple felony charges after robbing and attacking several people Monday night.