Chicago's newest bike lane fight: Grand Avenue | ChicagoLIVE
The debate over bike lanes in Chicago is reaching another level on Grand Avenue. Dan Olas, a 30-year resident and homeowner in the 27th Ward, joins us to discuss the project that neighbors say was decided behind closed doors.
The debate over bike lanes in Chicago is reaching another level on Grand Avenue. Dan Olas, a 30-year resident and homeowner in the 27th Ward, joins us to discuss the project that neighbors say was decided behind closed doors.
Illinois landlords sue for compensation over pandemic rent freezes | ChicagoLIVE
Years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many Illinois property owners are still fighting to recover from the financial blow of the eviction moratorium. Paul Arena, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association, joins us to discuss the ongoing legal battles at both the state and national levels.
Years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many Illinois property owners are still fighting to recover from the financial blow of the eviction moratorium. Paul Arena, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association, joins us to discuss the ongoing legal battles at both the state and national levels.
Chicago mayor bashes effort to pass bill tied to Bears stadium as ‘short-sighted’
Johnson said he didn't know why anyone who represents Chicago would back the effort to allow the Bears to move to Arlington Heights.
Johnson said he didn't know why anyone who represents Chicago would back the effort to allow the Bears to move to Arlington Heights.
Supreme Court preserves abortion pill access; Planned Parenthood CEO weighs in | ChicagoLIVE
The Supreme Court has temporarily restored access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Adrienne White-Faines, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Illinois, joins us to explain what the ruling means for patients and what could come next.
The Supreme Court has temporarily restored access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Adrienne White-Faines, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Illinois, joins us to explain what the ruling means for patients and what could come next.
Bulls front office move, Cubs streak continues, White Sox win big | ChicagoLIVE
The Bulls hire Bryson Graham to help lead basketball operations. The Cubs secure their 12th straight win at Wrigley, and the White Sox notch a 6-0 win.
The Bulls hire Bryson Graham to help lead basketball operations. The Cubs secure their 12th straight win at Wrigley, and the White Sox notch a 6-0 win.
Coast Guard to launch drone fleet on Great Lakes this summer | ChicagoLIVE
Autonomous, wind and solar-powered drones will patrol the Great Lakes to help monitor activity and gather data.
Autonomous, wind and solar-powered drones will patrol the Great Lakes to help monitor activity and gather data.
Goose Island traffic worsens amid bridge closures, business leaders call for solutions | ChicagoLIVE
Traffic congestion on Goose Island is intensifying as nearby bridge closures create major bottlenecks along Division Street and Elston Avenue.
Traffic congestion on Goose Island is intensifying as nearby bridge closures create major bottlenecks along Division Street and Elston Avenue.
Chicago weather: Clouds and spotty rain today with highs near 60
Chicago will be mostly cloudy and mild today with a chance of afternoon rain, followed by a gradual warm-up into the weekend
Chicago will be mostly cloudy and mild today with a chance of afternoon rain, followed by a gradual warm-up into the weekend
Journalist Howard Reich turns family Holocaust story into new Chicago opera | ChicagoNOW
Howard Reich joins in studio to discuss transforming his family’s Holocaust history into the opera “The Dialogue of Memories,” which premieres later this month at the Studebaker Theater.
Howard Reich joins in studio to discuss transforming his family’s Holocaust history into the opera “The Dialogue of Memories,” which premieres later this month at the Studebaker Theater.
Hemky Madera reflects on ‘Euphoria’ debut, returning to ‘Star Wars’ universe | ChicagoNOW
Actor Hemky Madera joins us to discuss his role in season 3 of Euphoria and what it’s like working within the Star Wars universe.
Actor Hemky Madera joins us to discuss his role in season 3 of Euphoria and what it’s like working within the Star Wars universe.
Joost Klein talks ‘Crazy Frog’, viral fame ahead of Chicago show | ChicagoNOW
Dutch musician Joost Klein joins us to discuss his rise from Europe to a global tour, his independent approach to music, and the creativity behind his viral moments.
Dutch musician Joost Klein joins us to discuss his rise from Europe to a global tour, his independent approach to music, and the creativity behind his viral moments.
Brookfield Zoo strike enters second day as contract talks stall
More than 100 union workers remain on strike at Brookfield Zoo, with negotiations over pay and health care at a standstill after talks broke down.
More than 100 union workers remain on strike at Brookfield Zoo, with negotiations over pay and health care at a standstill after talks broke down.
Teenage boy hospitalized after shooting at home in Chicago's west suburbs: police
Heavy police presence reported in a west suburban neighborhood Tuesday — here’s what we know.
Heavy police presence reported in a west suburban neighborhood Tuesday — here’s what we know.
Cook County official found not guilty of DUI after two-day trial: 'Justice prevailed'
A Cook County elected official has been found not guilty of driving under the influence following a bench trial stemming from a 2024 crash in the Ravenswood neighborhood.
A Cook County elected official has been found not guilty of driving under the influence following a bench trial stemming from a 2024 crash in the Ravenswood neighborhood.
McDonald’s to phase out self-serve soda fountains nationwide – here’s why | ChicagoNOW
McDonald’s is rolling out major changes to how customers get their drinks, eliminating self-serve soda stations across the U.S.
McDonald’s is rolling out major changes to how customers get their drinks, eliminating self-serve soda stations across the U.S.
Delta to end food, beverage service on hundreds of flights – here’s what we know | ChicagoNOW
Delta Air Lines is scaling back onboard service on hundreds of daily flights as the airline industry faces broader challenges.
Delta Air Lines is scaling back onboard service on hundreds of daily flights as the airline industry faces broader challenges.
Met Gala 2026 featured art-inspired designs – here’s what the celebrities wore | ChicagoNOW
Met Gala 2026 featured avant-garde designs inspired by art, with celebrities taking risks on the red carpet.
Met Gala 2026 featured avant-garde designs inspired by art, with celebrities taking risks on the red carpet.
Delays reported in Chicago body removal services after contract change: 'A lot of angry families'
Chicago is facing reported delays in body removal services, with former technicians saying response times have slowed since a new company took over the contract.
Chicago is facing reported delays in body removal services, with former technicians saying response times have slowed since a new company took over the contract.
Baked By Melissa talks simple meals, family recipes in new cookbook | ChicagoNOW
Melissa Ben-Ishay joins to discuss her new cookbook Come Eat, featuring simple recipes to bring people together.
Melissa Ben-Ishay joins to discuss her new cookbook Come Eat, featuring simple recipes to bring people together.
‘Say Yes to the Dress’ retailer shares 2026 bridal trends | ChicagoNOW
Dorthy Silver of Kleinfeld Bridal joins to break down 2026 bridal trends, including ‘90s-inspired styles, petal pink gowns and classic ballgowns.
Dorthy Silver of Kleinfeld Bridal joins to break down 2026 bridal trends, including ‘90s-inspired styles, petal pink gowns and classic ballgowns.