Can Chicago be saved? | Wearing the Badge S2E4
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Garry McCarthy leads a candid Chicago public-safety conversation in this special live town hall with Fox News' Gianno Caldwell.

Local toy company celebrates Supreme Court's tariff ruling
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One suburban toy company that took its fight all the way to the top is celebrating the Supreme Court's ruling on Friday on Trump's tariffs. 

Englewood Girl Scouts on a mission
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Just 24 hours ago, a group of Englewood Girl Scouts were at risk losing their troop, but now they are looking to make a historic run.

The House of Tomorrow of 1933's World's Fair
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 A relic of Chicago's 1933 World's Fair is looking a lot brighter these days.  The "House of Tomorrow" is one of five modern homes showcased at the fair nearly a century ago that were later moved to Beverly Shores, Indiana.  Dane Placko reports on the multi-million dollar effort to bring the historic home back to its former glory.

Jesse Jackson remembered and what a possible Bears move to Indiana means | Week in Review
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On this episode of "Week in Review," we remember civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and break down the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana. Plus, a SWAT response in Arlington Heights, ICE operating in the suburbs and rising Indiana energy bills. Also honoring E2 victims, celebrating Buddy Guy, Paczki Day, Lunar New Year and more.

More setbacks for family-owned record store
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We have a follow up to a story we first told you about in January. Someone crashed through the Beverly Phono Mart on New Year's Day. And now they're dealing with two more setbacks. Bret Buganski is live in Beverly.

Balloon release honors victim of car crash on Bishop Ford Freeway
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Friends and family are getting ready to honor one of the victims who died in an accident on the Bishop Ford Freeway early Thursday morning. 

Arlington Heights: Bears haven’t ruled out suburb for new stadium
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Arlington Heights officials say the Chicago Bears have not ruled out the northwest suburb as a potential new stadium site, even as Indiana lawmakers advanced legislation aimed at bringing the team to Hammond.

Congresswoman requests White House flags to be lowered
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 An Illinois congresswoman is asking President Trump to lower flags at the White House to honor Reverend Jesse Jackson, sr.  The civil rights icon died this week at the age of 84.

Loved ones remember Ofelia Torres
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St. William Parish filled up this morning with people who love Ofelia Torres.  You may remember, last fall, immigration detained her dad, Ruben Torres Maldonado.  She was sixteen and spent the last year fighting a rare cancer. 

Cubs tickets now on sale | Everything you need to know
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Cubs tickets are officially on sale, and demand is already high. Cale Vennum, the Cubs’ senior vice president of ticketing, says the team has seen a huge response this morning. Opening Day is March 26.

Suspect in fatal shooting of woman at UIC parking garage found dead

The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman inside a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage earlier this month has been found dead, according to UIC.

IKEA to open new store at Gurnee Mills mall | ChicagoLIVE
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Big news for Gurnee. IKEA is coming to Gurnee Mills mall, with plans to open this fall, according to Mayor Thomas Hood.

Rare Shohei Ohtani card pulled in Downers Grove | ChicagoLIVE
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Big pull in Downers Grove. A teen snagged a rare Shohei Ohtani card worth about $5,000 at Mark’s Card Shop, according to owner Mark Gronek.

Police seek man accused of assaulting woman outside workplace in Rogers Park

Chicago police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman outside her workplace in Rogers Park.

What the tariff decision reveals about presidential power | ChicagoLIVE
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Tad DeHaven joins ChicagoLIVE to react to the Supreme Court’s surprise move on President Trump's tariffs — and what it means for your wallet.

'Who’s looking after them?' — Chicago alderman on sick calls from shelter volunteers | ChicagoLIVE
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Alderman Gilbert Viegas joined ChicagoLIVE after volunteers described animals not being walked for days, inexperienced staff handling exotic animals and even volunteers facing retribution for speaking up. Viegas explains why he and more than a dozen aldermen want a national search — and what residents should expect next from the mayor’s office.