Senate begins votes on funding deal
On Capitol Hill, the Senate inching closer to an agreement to fund the government, but, even if a deal gets done, it will still need to pass the house - meaning a temporary government shutdown is all but inevitable. Caroline Elliott reports.
On Capitol Hill, the Senate inching closer to an agreement to fund the government, but, even if a deal gets done, it will still need to pass the house - meaning a temporary government shutdown is all but inevitable. Caroline Elliott reports.
Chicagoland snow removal crews are busy
With a winter storm warning in effect for parts of our area, it's shaping up to be a busy time for those in the snow removal business. Bret Buganski is live in the West Loop.
With a winter storm warning in effect for parts of our area, it's shaping up to be a busy time for those in the snow removal business. Bret Buganski is live in the West Loop.
ICE shooting vigil, winter weather & Chicago’s hidden gems | Week in Review
On this episode of “Week in Review,” a vigil grows in Minneapolis after a shooting involving ICE, troubling new details emerge in the stabbing death of a pregnant woman, and Indiana lawmakers pass a utility relief bill. We also look at charges against a suburban spa owner accused of secretly recording clients, a bizarre duplicate license plate mystery leading to tickets, and a Chicago man nearing release after a possible wrongful conviction. Plus, THC drinks could soon be sold at the United Center, winter weather makes its mark nationwide, questions swirl over whether Terrence Lee is AI, and a mystery vending machine celebrates Chicago Pride. We’ll also take you to Brookfield Zoo, say goodbye to a popular Chicago brewery, turn snow into sculpture in Lake Geneva, spotlight Barry Butler’s stunning winter photography, and wrap up with hidden gems in “Secret Chicago.”
On this episode of “Week in Review,” a vigil grows in Minneapolis after a shooting involving ICE, troubling new details emerge in the stabbing death of a pregnant woman, and Indiana lawmakers pass a utility relief bill. We also look at charges against a suburban spa owner accused of secretly recording clients, a bizarre duplicate license plate mystery leading to tickets, and a Chicago man nearing release after a possible wrongful conviction. Plus, THC drinks could soon be sold at the United Center, winter weather makes its mark nationwide, questions swirl over whether Terrence Lee is AI, and a mystery vending machine celebrates Chicago Pride. We’ll also take you to Brookfield Zoo, say goodbye to a popular Chicago brewery, turn snow into sculpture in Lake Geneva, spotlight Barry Butler’s stunning winter photography, and wrap up with hidden gems in “Secret Chicago.”
Meals on Wheels to help seniors facing SNAP requirements | ChicagoLIVE
Meals on Wheels Chicago launches new volunteer program to support seniors facing SNAP work requirements.
Meals on Wheels Chicago launches new volunteer program to support seniors facing SNAP work requirements.
Fox Chicago's Jake Hamilton talk about the late Catherine O'Hara.
Fox Chicago's Jake Hamilton talk about the late Catherine O'Hara.
Fox Chicago's Jake Hamilton talk about the late Catherine O'Hara.
Spooky Plainfield home goes viral, owners speak out | ChicagoLIVE
A two-story Plainfield home on 143rd St. has been receiving a lot of attention on social media, specifically TikTok, with videos of flashing lights that some believe are signaling SOS. That has led to a heightened concern that something suspicious is happening on that property.
A two-story Plainfield home on 143rd St. has been receiving a lot of attention on social media, specifically TikTok, with videos of flashing lights that some believe are signaling SOS. That has led to a heightened concern that something suspicious is happening on that property.
Illinois native in NASA's astronaut candidate class | ChicagoLIVE
An Illinois native, Cameron Jones, is part of NASA's astronaut candidate class.
An Illinois native, Cameron Jones, is part of NASA's astronaut candidate class.
Some Autumn Ridge residents without heat, 1 building condemned
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Chicago couple accused of leading cocaine ring among 9 charged in federal case
A couple accused of leading an organization that trafficked cocaine in and around the Chicago area are among nine people facing federal charges following an undercover investigation.
A couple accused of leading an organization that trafficked cocaine in and around the Chicago area are among nine people facing federal charges following an undercover investigation.
7 cases, 2 deaths from meningitis outbreak in Chicago area | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago-area doctor with Rush Health weighs in on meningitis outbreak in the area that has seven reported cases and two death.
Chicago-area doctor with Rush Health weighs in on meningitis outbreak in the area that has seven reported cases and two death.
Remains found on I-94 identified 14 years later | ChicagoLIVE
Human remains that were found on I-94 have been identified 14 years later. Master Sergeant Dan Thomas with Illinois State Police joins us.
Human remains that were found on I-94 have been identified 14 years later. Master Sergeant Dan Thomas with Illinois State Police joins us.
Funny Marco on viral fame and bringing his comedy to Chicago
Comedian Funny Marco joins us to talk about his rise from viral sketches to A-list interviews on his hit YouTube series Open Thoughts. With millions of followers, Marco breaks down his deadpan style, celebrity moments and what fans can expect from his Chicago Improv shows this weekend.
Comedian Funny Marco joins us to talk about his rise from viral sketches to A-list interviews on his hit YouTube series Open Thoughts. With millions of followers, Marco breaks down his deadpan style, celebrity moments and what fans can expect from his Chicago Improv shows this weekend.
Chicago businesses close or fundraise as part of 'National Shutdown Day' to protest ICE
A nationwide boycott called “National Shutdown Day" is taking shape today. Here’s what’s happening in Chicago.
A nationwide boycott called “National Shutdown Day" is taking shape today. Here’s what’s happening in Chicago.
Chicago businesses close or fundraise as part of 'National Shutdown Day'
A nationwide boycott called “National Shutdown Day" is taking shape today. Here’s what’s happening in Chicago.
A nationwide boycott called “National Shutdown Day" is taking shape today. Here’s what’s happening in Chicago.
RHOA’s Drew Sidora talks new Tubi thriller 'Twin' and what’s next in season 17
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Drew Sidora joins us to break down her new Tubi film Twin, a story of identity, reinvention and second chances. She also teases what fans can expect from season 17 and shares a few Chicago shoutouts along the way.
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Drew Sidora joins us to break down her new Tubi film Twin, a story of identity, reinvention and second chances. She also teases what fans can expect from season 17 and shares a few Chicago shoutouts along the way.
Spooky “SOS” lights go viral — then the Plainfield mystery is solved | ChicagoNOW
Was someone secretly signaling for help? A Plainfield home with flashing lights sparked viral panic and plenty of TikTok theories. Police say the truth behind the “SOS” scare is far less sinister.
Was someone secretly signaling for help? A Plainfield home with flashing lights sparked viral panic and plenty of TikTok theories. Police say the truth behind the “SOS” scare is far less sinister.
Suburban Chicago man charged after thousands of child sexual abuse images found: sheriff
A suburban Chicago man faces multiple felony charges after authorities said they found thousands of images and videos of child sexual abuse material on his cellphone and laptop.
A suburban Chicago man faces multiple felony charges after authorities said they found thousands of images and videos of child sexual abuse material on his cellphone and laptop.
Stereophonic — Tony-winning rock drama, now through Feb. 8 at CIBC Theatre
Set in a 1976 music studio, Stereophonic follows an up-and-coming rock band on the cusp of superstardom — a story of pressure, breakup and breakthrough with original music by Will Butler. Starring Claire DeJean and Emilie Kouatchou, the most Tony-nominated play of all time runs at the CIBC Theatre through Feb. 8. Get tickets at the CIBC Theatre box office or official theatre site.
Set in a 1976 music studio, Stereophonic follows an up-and-coming rock band on the cusp of superstardom — a story of pressure, breakup and breakthrough with original music by Will Butler. Starring Claire DeJean and Emilie Kouatchou, the most Tony-nominated play of all time runs at the CIBC Theatre through Feb. 8. Get tickets at the CIBC Theatre box office or official theatre site.
Romeoville senior selected to represent Illinois in prestigious U.S. Senate Youth Program
Romeoville High School senior Elani Trejo joins us to talk about being chosen for the U.S. Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C., what she’ll experience during the weeklong program, and how she hopes to inspire other young people to engage in civic leadership.
Romeoville High School senior Elani Trejo joins us to talk about being chosen for the U.S. Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C., what she’ll experience during the weeklong program, and how she hopes to inspire other young people to engage in civic leadership.
Lurie Children’s announces new hospital planned for Downers Grove
Dr. Thomas Shanley, president and CEO of Lurie Children’s Hospital, joins us to discuss plans for a new Downers Grove facility, what services it will offer families, why the western suburbs were chosen, and what’s next for the hospital’s continued growth.
Dr. Thomas Shanley, president and CEO of Lurie Children’s Hospital, joins us to discuss plans for a new Downers Grove facility, what services it will offer families, why the western suburbs were chosen, and what’s next for the hospital’s continued growth.