Chicago couple scrambles after Mexico wedding plans fall apart
With the event already paid for, the couple is scrambling to organize a new ceremony in Chicago or the suburbs this Friday.
With the event already paid for, the couple is scrambling to organize a new ceremony in Chicago or the suburbs this Friday.
New dinosaur species discovered by Chicago paleontologist
A scientist from the University of Chicago has discovered a new dinosaur species. Kasey Chronis reports.
A scientist from the University of Chicago has discovered a new dinosaur species. Kasey Chronis reports.
Spoken word and second chances: Reentry program uplifts women at Cook County Jail
Inside the Cook County Jail, the sound echoing through Division 3 Annex wasn’t the usual clank of metal doors, it was applause.
Inside the Cook County Jail, the sound echoing through Division 3 Annex wasn’t the usual clank of metal doors, it was applause.
Man accused of using dating app to rob 4 victims sought in Woodlawn: police
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of using a dating app to lure and rob four victims in the Woodlawn neighborhood this month.
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of using a dating app to lure and rob four victims in the Woodlawn neighborhood this month.
Chicago couple scrambles to replan wedding after Mexico violence
Just days before saying “I do,” a Chicago couple had to cancel their fully paid destination wedding in Mexico because of cartel-related violence, leaving 150 guests unable to travel. Now, with only four days to pull it off, they’re racing to find a new venue and recreate their big day closer to home.
Just days before saying “I do,” a Chicago couple had to cancel their fully paid destination wedding in Mexico because of cartel-related violence, leaving 150 guests unable to travel. Now, with only four days to pull it off, they’re racing to find a new venue and recreate their big day closer to home.
Majority of Illinois residents want more school funding, higher teacher pay: survey
A new survey found that a majority of Illinois residents want more public school funding and higher pay for teachers.
A new survey found that a majority of Illinois residents want more public school funding and higher pay for teachers.
Reps. Garcia, Ramirez back Kaegi in Cook County assessor race
The race for Cook County assessor has become one of the most closely watched on the primary ballot.
The race for Cook County assessor has become one of the most closely watched on the primary ballot.
Spoken word program brings hope to women inside Cook County Jail
During Black History Month, 75 women inside Cook County Jail took part in a powerful spoken word and re-entry program designed to help them find their voice and prepare for life after release. Through counseling, creative expression, and the message “I Am Somebody,” organizers say the goal is not just freedom — but stability, dignity, and a real second chance.
During Black History Month, 75 women inside Cook County Jail took part in a powerful spoken word and re-entry program designed to help them find their voice and prepare for life after release. Through counseling, creative expression, and the message “I Am Somebody,” organizers say the goal is not just freedom — but stability, dignity, and a real second chance.
Reps. Garcia, Ramirez back Kaegi in Cook County assessor race
On Monday, outgoing U.S. Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia and U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez rallied for Kaegi.
On Monday, outgoing U.S. Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia and U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez rallied for Kaegi.
Chicago Bears, state lawmakers to meet on bill team needs for new local stadium
As Indiana state lawmakers race to pass a bill to allow for a new stadium for the Chicago Bears, team officials and Illinois state lawmakers will meet to get another piece of legislation passed, needed to make an Arlington Heights stadium possible.
As Indiana state lawmakers race to pass a bill to allow for a new stadium for the Chicago Bears, team officials and Illinois state lawmakers will meet to get another piece of legislation passed, needed to make an Arlington Heights stadium possible.
Local impacts following killing of Mexican cartel leader
What impact the killing of Mexican cartel leader 'El Mencho' could have on Chicago.
What impact the killing of Mexican cartel leader 'El Mencho' could have on Chicago.
Why some homeowners are ditching smart homes for 'dumb houses'
More homeowners are stepping away from fully connected smart homes and embracing so-called “dumb houses” instead. Julie Provenzano, real estate agent, joins us to explain the trend and why less tech at home is starting to appeal to more buyers.
More homeowners are stepping away from fully connected smart homes and embracing so-called “dumb houses” instead. Julie Provenzano, real estate agent, joins us to explain the trend and why less tech at home is starting to appeal to more buyers.
Multiple people taken to hospital after fight involving pepper spray at Chicago high school
Multiple people are hospitalized after a fight at a Chicago high school escalated Monday morning when one person discharged pepper spray, officials said.
Multiple people are hospitalized after a fight at a Chicago high school escalated Monday morning when one person discharged pepper spray, officials said.
Man accused of using dating app to rob 4 victims sought in Woodlawn: police
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of using a dating app to lure and rob four victims in the Woodlawn neighborhood this month.
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of using a dating app to lure and rob four victims in the Woodlawn neighborhood this month.
Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to murder of his parents | ChicagoLIVE
Nick Reiner pleaded not guilty Monday to double murder charges in the December stabbing deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.
Nick Reiner pleaded not guilty Monday to double murder charges in the December stabbing deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.
Illinois Lottery player wins $1.15M off ticket purchased in Chicagoland
Was it you? A $1.15 million Lucky Day Lotto ticket was sold in the Chicagoland area over the weekend!
Was it you? A $1.15 million Lucky Day Lotto ticket was sold in the Chicagoland area over the weekend!
What women can do right now to lower cancer risk
Dr. Dario Roque from Northwestern Medicine explains how routine screenings, vaccines and everyday choices can help prevent certain cancers and improve women’s long-term health.
Dr. Dario Roque from Northwestern Medicine explains how routine screenings, vaccines and everyday choices can help prevent certain cancers and improve women’s long-term health.
Chicago poet hopes to change the opera world
Chicago’s first Poet Laureate, Avery R. Young, debuts Sophronia — an operatic score rooted in his great-grandparents’ Great Migration story that blends gospel, blues, funk and soul. He says the work is meant to make opera more accessible and, in 2026, show that “something new happened” in the art form.
Chicago’s first Poet Laureate, Avery R. Young, debuts Sophronia — an operatic score rooted in his great-grandparents’ Great Migration story that blends gospel, blues, funk and soul. He says the work is meant to make opera more accessible and, in 2026, show that “something new happened” in the art form.
Chicago dad welcomes son after rare testicular cancer
A cancer diagnosis at 38 left Kevin Hull with tough choices, including whether he could have more children. Here’s how science helped his family grow.
A cancer diagnosis at 38 left Kevin Hull with tough choices, including whether he could have more children. Here’s how science helped his family grow.
How a Chicago company is helping schools fight teen vaping | ChicagoNOW
Teen vaping remains widespread, with more than 1.6 million U.S. middle and high school students using e-cigarettes, according to the CDC. Chicago-based IT firm Tusker has installed vape detectors in more than 500 schools nationwide. Todd Zafirovski joins us to explain how the technology works.
Teen vaping remains widespread, with more than 1.6 million U.S. middle and high school students using e-cigarettes, according to the CDC. Chicago-based IT firm Tusker has installed vape detectors in more than 500 schools nationwide. Todd Zafirovski joins us to explain how the technology works.