Dutch Bros Coffee opens first Chicagoland location
Calling all coffee lovers – Dutch Bros Coffee has opened its first Chicagoland location.
Calling all coffee lovers – Dutch Bros Coffee has opened its first Chicagoland location.
Teen arrested after bringing gun to Chicago school, officials say
A teen was arrested Thursday morning after bringing a gun to his South Side school, officials said.
A teen was arrested Thursday morning after bringing a gun to his South Side school, officials said.
NAIA set to bring Mediterranean dining to Chicago riverfront | ChicagoNOW
NAIA, a new Mediterranean seafood restaurant and bar is set to open along the Chicago River this summer.
NAIA, a new Mediterranean seafood restaurant and bar is set to open along the Chicago River this summer.
Quinn XCII talks ‘HOOPLA’ tour ahead of Chicago show | ChicagoNOW
Quinn XCII previews his Chop Shop performance and connection to the Midwest.
Quinn XCII previews his Chop Shop performance and connection to the Midwest.
Rare American eel spotted in Chicago River | ChicagoNOW x Block Club Chicago
Block Club Chicago talks about the rare American eel caught by a River North angler last week.
Block Club Chicago talks about the rare American eel caught by a River North angler last week.
Matt Walsh, Brad Morris preview Bluebird Improv show in Chicago | ChicagoNOW
Matt Walsh and Brad Morris join Jake Hamilton to preview their one-night performance at the Studebaker Theater.
Matt Walsh and Brad Morris join Jake Hamilton to preview their one-night performance at the Studebaker Theater.
Illinois gas prices spike again as pain at the pump worsens
Gas prices across Illinois have jumped another 70 cents in just a week, and Brian Jackson breaks down what’s driving the surge and how long drivers could feel the impact.
Gas prices across Illinois have jumped another 70 cents in just a week, and Brian Jackson breaks down what’s driving the surge and how long drivers could feel the impact.
NHRA winner Jordan Vandergriff previews Route 66 Nationals in Joliet | ChicagoNOW
NHRA Funny Car driver Jordan Vandergriff talks his first career victory and preparation for the Route 66 Nationals.
NHRA Funny Car driver Jordan Vandergriff talks his first career victory and preparation for the Route 66 Nationals.
Boxing champion Christy Martin talks film, advocacy work and WINGS partnership | ChicagoNOW
Christy Martin reflects on her career and the Hollywood film chronicling her life.
Christy Martin reflects on her career and the Hollywood film chronicling her life.
TMZ: ‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer Clavicular says he used hammer to reshape jaw | ChicagoNOW
Clavicular drew attention online after sharing claims about striking his jaw with a hammer to change his facial structure.
Clavicular drew attention online after sharing claims about striking his jaw with a hammer to change his facial structure.
TMZ: Spencer Pratt responds to criticism over trailer living claims | ChicagoNOW
Spencer Pratt addressed controversy surrounding his mayoral campaign, denying accusations that he lied about living in trailer.
Spencer Pratt addressed controversy surrounding his mayoral campaign, denying accusations that he lied about living in trailer.
2 shot, 1 fatally, on Chicago's North Side
A man was killed and another was wounded in a shooting Thursday morning in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood.
A man was killed and another was wounded in a shooting Thursday morning in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood.
40 things to do in Chicago: May 15 – 17
From “Les Misérables”, Lincoln Park Mayfest, Renegade Craft Fair, Anime Central Convention, D.L. Hughley, and more – there's no shortage of things to do around Chicago this weekend.
From “Les Misérables”, Lincoln Park Mayfest, Renegade Craft Fair, Anime Central Convention, D.L. Hughley, and more – there's no shortage of things to do around Chicago this weekend.
Man found shot to death on Chicago's West Side, police say
Chicago police say a man was found shot to death Thursday morning on the city's West Side.
Chicago police say a man was found shot to death Thursday morning on the city's West Side.
Former Chicago executive explores life after career loss in new book
After losing a longtime leadership role following a company acquisition, author Geoff Curtis opens up about identity, burnout and finding meaning in the uncertain space between careers in his new book, “Embracing Your Own Purgatory.”
After losing a longtime leadership role following a company acquisition, author Geoff Curtis opens up about identity, burnout and finding meaning in the uncertain space between careers in his new book, “Embracing Your Own Purgatory.”
Chicago safety agencies demonstrate life-saving water rescue tips ahead of beach season
Emergency crews at Navy Pier are showing how fast water emergencies can turn deadly and sharing critical safety advice to help families stay safe this summer.
Emergency crews at Navy Pier are showing how fast water emergencies can turn deadly and sharing critical safety advice to help families stay safe this summer.
Chicago crime: Man, 19, shot and killed while getting into car
A man was shot and killed while getting into his car early Thursday on Chicago's South Side.
A man was shot and killed while getting into his car early Thursday on Chicago's South Side.
Chicago police host weekend gun turn-in events: 'No questions asked'
CPD Community Policing Director Glenn Brooks discusses upcoming “no questions asked” gun turn-in events, community safety efforts and ongoing concerns about crime across Chicago, including on the CTA.
CPD Community Policing Director Glenn Brooks discusses upcoming “no questions asked” gun turn-in events, community safety efforts and ongoing concerns about crime across Chicago, including on the CTA.
Drone leads to arrest in Chicago railcar burglary, officials say
A drone helped authorities catch a suspected railcar burglar in Chicago.
A drone helped authorities catch a suspected railcar burglar in Chicago.
Chicago Public Schools faces massive budget deficit as fears grow over cuts
Chicago Civic Federation President Joe Ferguson breaks down how CPS ended up facing a $732 million deficit and what options leaders may have to avoid major impacts on students, staffing and programs.
Chicago Civic Federation President Joe Ferguson breaks down how CPS ended up facing a $732 million deficit and what options leaders may have to avoid major impacts on students, staffing and programs.