Pair now charged with murder added after severed arm with Packers tattoo found in Illinois lake
Two people previously accused of concealing the death and dismembering the body of Plainfield man are now facing murder charges after an investigation by Illinois State Police.
Two people previously accused of concealing the death and dismembering the body of Plainfield man are now facing murder charges after an investigation by Illinois State Police.
Chicago crime: Woman found shot in both legs among 3 wounded Thursday evening into Friday
Chicago police are investigating after a teen, a woman and a man were wounded in separate shootings.
Chicago police are investigating after a teen, a woman and a man were wounded in separate shootings.
Ex-Illinois deputy Sean Grayson denied medical release in Sonya Massey killing
Sean Grayson's request for medical release has been unanimously denied by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board.
Sean Grayson's request for medical release has been unanimously denied by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board.
Scientists discover 'demon' cavefish tucked away in Alabama cave
Researchers have uncovered a new species of blind cavefish hiding in one of the most studied cave systems in Alabama.
Researchers have uncovered a new species of blind cavefish hiding in one of the most studied cave systems in Alabama.
Chicago launches 'Operation Clean Day' after Zenobia Weatherspoon's body found in Back of the Yards
A large-scale cleanup took place in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood Friday as police continue investigating the death of Zenobia Weatherspoon.
A large-scale cleanup took place in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood Friday as police continue investigating the death of Zenobia Weatherspoon.
Study accuses Amazon, Walmart of deceiving shoppers with false 'Made in USA' claims
AI shopping assistants can often detect when "Made in USA" product labels are falsely labeled, but Amazon and Walmart are not using that technology to crack down on the listings, according to a new study.
AI shopping assistants can often detect when "Made in USA" product labels are falsely labeled, but Amazon and Walmart are not using that technology to crack down on the listings, according to a new study.
Chicago launches 'Operation Clean Day' after woman's body found on Southwest Side
A large-scale cleanup took place in Back of the Yards Friday as police continue investigating the death of Zenobia Weatherspoon.
A large-scale cleanup took place in Back of the Yards Friday as police continue investigating the death of Zenobia Weatherspoon.
Tony Romo OWI arrest, on leave from CBS indefinitely
Tony Romo is on leave from his broadcast role with CBS "until further notice" after he was arrested for OWI in Milwaukee a week prior.
Tony Romo is on leave from his broadcast role with CBS "until further notice" after he was arrested for OWI in Milwaukee a week prior.
Illinois woman charged with shooting husband inside home
A suburban Chicago woman allegedly shot her husband and dropped him off at the hospital Tuesday afternoon in Crete.
A suburban Chicago woman allegedly shot her husband and dropped him off at the hospital Tuesday afternoon in Crete.
Chicago sees over half of companies planning to increase hiring
The job market is shifting in Chicago, as companies are looking ramp up hiring this year. District Director Michelle Reisdorf at staffing and business consulting firm Robert Half joins Good Day to explain what's driving the trend and what companies are looking for in potential employees.
The job market is shifting in Chicago, as companies are looking ramp up hiring this year. District Director Michelle Reisdorf at staffing and business consulting firm Robert Half joins Good Day to explain what's driving the trend and what companies are looking for in potential employees.
Illinois Democrat Michael Madigan asks Supreme Court to review corruption case
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan is appealing his corruption conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. Lawyer Ronald S. Safer from Riley Safer Holmes and Cancila LLP joins Good Day to break down how likely it is for the Supreme Court to hear the case and what Madigan is arguing in his appeal.
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan is appealing his corruption conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. Lawyer Ronald S. Safer from Riley Safer Holmes and Cancila LLP joins Good Day to break down how likely it is for the Supreme Court to hear the case and what Madigan is arguing in his appeal.
ComEd responds to criticism over proposed $15B power grid plan
ComEd's Kristin Munch addresses questions about the utility's proposed $15 billion grid modernization plan, including customer costs, reliability, data centers and criticism from the Citizens Utility Board.
ComEd's Kristin Munch addresses questions about the utility's proposed $15 billion grid modernization plan, including customer costs, reliability, data centers and criticism from the Citizens Utility Board.
Chicago school board backs revised CPS budget relying on $150M from state
The Chicago Board of Education approved an amended Chicago Public Schools budget Thursday after hours of tense debate.
The Chicago Board of Education approved an amended Chicago Public Schools budget Thursday after hours of tense debate.
Dr. Anthony Fauci could face criminal prosecution after refusing to answer questions at Senate hearing
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' director who was the face of the U.S. medical community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, refused to answer more than 100 questions Wednesday when he appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee. Fauci could now face criminal prosecution for refusing to answer.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' director who was the face of the U.S. medical community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, refused to answer more than 100 questions Wednesday when he appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee. Fauci could now face criminal prosecution for refusing to answer.
Vibes are high ahead of Lollapalooza Day 2
Friday is Day 2 of Lollapalooza in Chicago, and the vibes are high.
Friday is Day 2 of Lollapalooza in Chicago, and the vibes are high.
Middle East conflict latest: Expert discusses Iran, Gaza and what comes next
North Central College professor William Muck breaks down the latest developments involving Iran, U.S. interests in the Middle East, oil prices, Gaza and the key signs to watch in the days ahead.
North Central College professor William Muck breaks down the latest developments involving Iran, U.S. interests in the Middle East, oil prices, Gaza and the key signs to watch in the days ahead.
Chicago school board approves amended CPS budget, avoiding layoffs but raising funding concerns
The Chicago Board of Education approved an amended Chicago Public Schools budget Thursday after hours of tense debate.
The Chicago Board of Education approved an amended Chicago Public Schools budget Thursday after hours of tense debate.
1.5 million hand warmers recalled after 1 death, hundreds of injuries
The hand warmers, sold at Walmart and Amazon, were recalled after thousands of reports of the product overheating, resulting in more than a dozen fires, hundreds of injuries and one death.
The hand warmers, sold at Walmart and Amazon, were recalled after thousands of reports of the product overheating, resulting in more than a dozen fires, hundreds of injuries and one death.
Chicago police seek dirt bike rider after bicyclist seriously hurt in Gold Coast hit-and-run
Chicago police are searching for a dirt bike rider they say seriously injured a bicyclist in a Gold Coast hit-and-run.
Chicago police are searching for a dirt bike rider they say seriously injured a bicyclist in a Gold Coast hit-and-run.
Lollapalooza in Chicago: Security expert shares safety tips for festivalgoers
As Lollapalooza begins in Chicago, security expert Michael Verden discusses the safety measures in place and offers practical tips to help festivalgoers stay aware and safe throughout the weekend.
As Lollapalooza begins in Chicago, security expert Michael Verden discusses the safety measures in place and offers practical tips to help festivalgoers stay aware and safe throughout the weekend.