Super Bowl LX logo conspiracy theory | ChicagoNOW
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The Super Bowl logo conspiracy theory claims the colors in the official Super Bowl logo, released months in advance, predict the colors of the two teams that will play in the championship, suggesting the NFL is "scripted" or "rigged". ChicagoNOW hosts, Anthony Ponce & Kaitlin Cody, react to this conspiracy theory.

TMZ: Hailey Bieber serves TikToker cease and desist | ChicagoNOW
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Hailey and Justin Bieber are continuing to beef with TikToker Julie Theis after serving her a cease and desist letter. TMZ obtained a copy of the letter written by the Biebers' attorney Evan Spiegel.

Driver killed after car collides with school bus in Will County

One person was killed, and several children were taken to hospitals for evaluation after a school bus and a vehicle collided Wednesday morning in suburban Manhattan.

Girl, 13, reported missing from Chicago since Sunday

Chicago police are asking for the public's help in locating a 13-year-old girl who was reported missing Sunday from the Southwest Side.

Police warn of string of Chicago business burglaries

Chicago police are warning business owners after a series of overnight burglaries across multiple neighborhoods on the North and South sides earlier this week.

Chicago crime: 3 shot, 1 fatally, in Morgan Park

A man was killed, and two others were wounded in a shooting Wednesday night in Chicago's Morgan Park neighborhood.

'It's Bears weather': Snow in Chicago area
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The snow and wind have calmed down in Chicago - for now. Northwest Indiana dealt with the brunt of lake effect snow. No matter where you were--- you felt it today. Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski shows you why they all said the timing is perfect for Bears weather.

Board vice president to stay, but lose position
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A decision has been made about the vice president of the Matteson school board. Parents in Matteson elementary school district 159 speaking out tonight about the controversial video involving him.   Leslie Moreno joins us live right now.

Hate your job? Dozens hiring at Southwest Job Fair

The Southwest Job Fair returns Thursday, Jan. 15, bringing together local employers and job-seekers for a single, in-person hiring event in the south suburbs.

Chicago man fighting murder conviction faces another setback in court

 A judge on Wednesday refused to release Elias Gomez, a Chicago man convicted of murder in 1995, during a court hearing about whether his case should move toward a new trial.

UChicago study: Student-teacher relationships impact absenteeism | The Chicago Report
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A crisis in Chicago Public Schools, more and more students are missing more and more class. According to the University of Chicago Consortium on School Research, the rate of chronic absenteeism rose during covid and has not gone back down. But, the consortium has some suggestions on how to change it.