Iran re-closes Strait of Hormuz after fragile ceasefire with US
Iran has re-closed the Strait of Hormuz just hours after the announcement of a fragile ceasefire with the US. Meanwhile, Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon continue to trade strikes.
Iran has re-closed the Strait of Hormuz just hours after the announcement of a fragile ceasefire with the US. Meanwhile, Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon continue to trade strikes.
O’Hare ranked most stressful airport in U.S., study finds
Flying through O’Hare? A new report says it’s the most stressful airport in the U.S. – here’s what’s driving it.
Flying through O’Hare? A new report says it’s the most stressful airport in the U.S. – here’s what’s driving it.
Cook County launches CTA crime task force | ChicagoLIVE
Officials outline a new effort to strengthen transit-related prosecutions and improve safety across the CTA system.
Officials outline a new effort to strengthen transit-related prosecutions and improve safety across the CTA system.
Robbins mayor says village ‘open for business’ | ChicagoLIVE
Mayor Darren Bryant highlights new investments and development opportunities as the south suburban community looks to attract growth.
Mayor Darren Bryant highlights new investments and development opportunities as the south suburban community looks to attract growth.
$51M verdict tied to missed diabetes diagnosis | ChicagoLIVE
A Chicago attorney breaks down a major jury award tied to a missed blood glucose test and what it could mean for emergency care.
A Chicago attorney breaks down a major jury award tied to a missed blood glucose test and what it could mean for emergency care.
String of car break-ins target work vehicles in Loop, West Loop: police
Chicago police are warning the public about car burglaries targeting construction equipment in the Loop and West Loop.
Chicago police are warning the public about car burglaries targeting construction equipment in the Loop and West Loop.
AI fears leading to longer workweeks, report finds | ChicagoNOW
Many employees say they’re taking on extra responsibilities and sacrificing personal time to stay ahead.
Many employees say they’re taking on extra responsibilities and sacrificing personal time to stay ahead.
What April’s astrology means for dating and relationships | ChicagoNOW
A relationship astrologer shares insights on compatibility, timing and navigating uncertain connections.
A relationship astrologer shares insights on compatibility, timing and navigating uncertain connections.
Thornton Township trustee who raised concerns about Tiffany Henyard’s spending dies, officials say
A Thornton Township trustee who publicly raised concerns about former Dolton Mayor and Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard’s leadership and spending has died, officials said.
A Thornton Township trustee who publicly raised concerns about former Dolton Mayor and Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard’s leadership and spending has died, officials said.
Suburban Chicago man busted with gun, marijuana during home search: police
An Aurora man was charged after a search warrant uncovered a gun and 2 kilograms of illegal marijuana from his home on Monday.
An Aurora man was charged after a search warrant uncovered a gun and 2 kilograms of illegal marijuana from his home on Monday.
Bricks for the Blind is making LEGO more accessible for the visually impaired | ChicagoNOW
Matthew Shifrin discusses how Bricks for the Blind is expanding access for visually impaired builders through custom guides.
Matthew Shifrin discusses how Bricks for the Blind is expanding access for visually impaired builders through custom guides.
Chicago weather: Warm, windy today with storms possible tonight
Warm, windy weather today gives way to rounds of rain and storms through Friday.
Warm, windy weather today gives way to rounds of rain and storms through Friday.
Vrabel, Russini say viral photos are ‘misleading’ | ChicagoNOW
The Patriots coach and an NFL reporter respond to rumors after photos of the two spread quickly online.
The Patriots coach and an NFL reporter respond to rumors after photos of the two spread quickly online.
You paid how much for coffee? High coffee prices spark backlash at local shop | ChicagoNOW
Customers are taking to social media after paying more than $15 for drinks.
Customers are taking to social media after paying more than $15 for drinks.
Chicago could see a surge in bugs this spring. Here’s what we know | ChicagoNOW
Experts say the polar vortex created ideal conditions for pests this spring. Here’s what we know and what to watch out for.
Experts say the polar vortex created ideal conditions for pests this spring. Here’s what we know and what to watch out for.
Toad venom for depression? Experimental treatment shows promising results | ChicagoNOW
A Rush doctor explains how a toad venom-based compound could change how severe depression is treated.
A Rush doctor explains how a toad venom-based compound could change how severe depression is treated.
Viral teacher Courtney Cook talks food trends and fame | ChicagoNOW
The teacher-turned-influencer talks about her rapid rise on TikTok, unique recipes and a new brand partnership.
The teacher-turned-influencer talks about her rapid rise on TikTok, unique recipes and a new brand partnership.
‘You’d be up at night’: Congressman says UFO briefings could alarm public | ChicagoNOW
Rep. Tim Burchett says classified briefings on unexplained phenomena are deeply alarming, though details remain undisclosed.
Rep. Tim Burchett says classified briefings on unexplained phenomena are deeply alarming, though details remain undisclosed.
What really happens during a PR crisis? An expert weighs in | ChicagoNOW
Author Bradley Akubuiro shares how companies respond behind the scenes and why managing public trust is harder than ever.
Author Bradley Akubuiro shares how companies respond behind the scenes and why managing public trust is harder than ever.
Chicago City Hall turmoil: Emails allege 'lies,' 'hostile work environment'
Former city human relations commissioner Nancy Andrade resigned from her post last month amid a spat over a report on antisemitism she was preparing.
Former city human relations commissioner Nancy Andrade resigned from her post last month amid a spat over a report on antisemitism she was preparing.