New DNA breakthrough could identify decades-old cold case | ChicagoLIVE
A 2003 cold case is seeing new progress after forensic genealogy linked an unidentified man found in Minneapolis to Polish heritage.
A 2003 cold case is seeing new progress after forensic genealogy linked an unidentified man found in Minneapolis to Polish heritage.
Teen charged as adult with murder in killing of Cicero high school student, officials say
A Cicero teen has been charged with murder as an adult in the shooting of a Morton East High School student in January, according to Cicero officials.
A Cicero teen has been charged with murder as an adult in the shooting of a Morton East High School student in January, according to Cicero officials.
No workplace retirement plan? Trump's new site aims to change that
Trump’s executive order calls for a new government website where people in the U.S. can find and compare retirement savings accounts, aiming to help millions of workers who don’t have access to one through their employer.
Trump’s executive order calls for a new government website where people in the U.S. can find and compare retirement savings accounts, aiming to help millions of workers who don’t have access to one through their employer.
Rod Blagojevich explains decision to speak at controversial Judson University forum | ChicagoLIVE
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich joins us to discuss his appearance at Judson University’s World Leaders Forum in Elgin, as the event draws criticism over one of its featured international speakers.
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich joins us to discuss his appearance at Judson University’s World Leaders Forum in Elgin, as the event draws criticism over one of its featured international speakers.
Cubs Arms Thinning Out — But the Offense Is Rolling | Chicago Sports Tonight
ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers and 104.3 The Score’s Matt Spiegel join the show to break down the latest on Justin Steele’s setback as the injuries continue to pile up on their pitching staff. Plus, Pete Crow-Armstrong is heating up at the plate, and rookie Moises Ballesteros is already making a noticeable impact — are these signs the offense can carry the load?
ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers and 104.3 The Score’s Matt Spiegel join the show to break down the latest on Justin Steele’s setback as the injuries continue to pile up on their pitching staff. Plus, Pete Crow-Armstrong is heating up at the plate, and rookie Moises Ballesteros is already making a noticeable impact — are these signs the offense can carry the load?
Indiana standoff ends after SWAT armored vehicle rams home: sheriff
A Gary, Ind. man was arrested after opening fire on U.S. Marshals who were attempting to serve an arrest warrant, prompting a SWAT response, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
A Gary, Ind. man was arrested after opening fire on U.S. Marshals who were attempting to serve an arrest warrant, prompting a SWAT response, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
Former federal prosecutor explains indictments amid Northwest Indiana gambling case | ChicagoLIVE
Following a major federal indictment in a Northwest Indiana gambling case, we’re breaking down how the process works. A former federal prosecutor explains how charges are brought and what it means for the defendants.
Following a major federal indictment in a Northwest Indiana gambling case, we’re breaking down how the process works. A former federal prosecutor explains how charges are brought and what it means for the defendants.
White Sox building confidence + Bulls zeroing in on Matt Lloyd? | Chicago Sports Tonight
ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers and 104.3 The Score’s Matt Spiegel join the show to break down what’s behind the White Sox surge. After a sweep of the Angels, the Sox are gaining confidence and creeping back into the division race — is this the start of something real or just a hot stretch? Plus, we dive into the historic start from slugger Munetaka Murakami — is he already becoming the face of the franchise? And if Matt Lloyd is the right choice to lead the Chicago Bulls front office.
ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers and 104.3 The Score’s Matt Spiegel join the show to break down what’s behind the White Sox surge. After a sweep of the Angels, the Sox are gaining confidence and creeping back into the division race — is this the start of something real or just a hot stretch? Plus, we dive into the historic start from slugger Munetaka Murakami — is he already becoming the face of the franchise? And if Matt Lloyd is the right choice to lead the Chicago Bulls front office.
What the Supreme Court’s voting rights ruling means for redistricting | ChicagoLIVE
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that race cannot be used as a basis for drawing congressional districts to comply with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. We break down the 6-3 decision in Louisiana vs. Callais and its impact on redistricting.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that race cannot be used as a basis for drawing congressional districts to comply with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. We break down the 6-3 decision in Louisiana vs. Callais and its impact on redistricting.
What's behind the global shift away from electric vehicles | ChicagoLIVE
Major automakers are adjusting electric vehicle plans as the global industry continues to evolve.
Major automakers are adjusting electric vehicle plans as the global industry continues to evolve.
Local business donates blue lights for residents supporting Chicago police families | ChicagoLIVE
Midwest Lighting is giving residents a way to show support for Chicago police through free blue porch lights.
Midwest Lighting is giving residents a way to show support for Chicago police through free blue porch lights.
Bravo investigates unauthorized ‘Summer House’ audio leak – here’s what we know | ChicagoNOW
Bravo has confirmed that an unauthorized audio recording form the “Summer House” season 10 reunion was traced to a production-related source.
Bravo has confirmed that an unauthorized audio recording form the “Summer House” season 10 reunion was traced to a production-related source.
Historic Art Deco monument in Chicago's Marquette Park still stands strong
Unveiled in 1935 before a crowd of more than 40,000, this rare Art Deco monument in Marquette Park remains a striking piece of Chicago history.
Unveiled in 1935 before a crowd of more than 40,000, this rare Art Deco monument in Marquette Park remains a striking piece of Chicago history.
Stunning drone video shows Old Joliet Prison, famous ‘Blues Brothers’ filming site
Take a look at incredible aerial footage of the Old Joliet Prison, one of the most iconic filming locations in Illinois. The historic site, best known for its role in The Blues Brothers, is captured from above, highlighting its massive stone walls, guard towers, and decades-old architecture that still stands as a reminder of its past.
Take a look at incredible aerial footage of the Old Joliet Prison, one of the most iconic filming locations in Illinois. The historic site, best known for its role in The Blues Brothers, is captured from above, highlighting its massive stone walls, guard towers, and decades-old architecture that still stands as a reminder of its past.
Illegal immigrant admitted posing as Border Patrol agent in calculated scheme to disrupt deportations: DOJ
A man accused of targeting federal immigration agents and pretending to be one of them is now facing serious prison time after prosecutors say his stunt put law enforcement in danger.
A man accused of targeting federal immigration agents and pretending to be one of them is now facing serious prison time after prosecutors say his stunt put law enforcement in danger.
Joliet Slammers to host game at historic prison
The Joliet Slammers are turning heads by kicking off their season with a one-of-a-kind game at the old prison.
The Joliet Slammers are turning heads by kicking off their season with a one-of-a-kind game at the old prison.
Indiana gambling ring busted with 22 facing charges
Twenty-two people have been charged for their alleged involvement in a gambling ring in northwest Indiana
Twenty-two people have been charged for their alleged involvement in a gambling ring in northwest Indiana
Costco employee fatally shot after confronting armed man at Ohio store entrance
A 61-year-old Costco employee in Strongsville, Ohio, was fatally shot after confronting an armed man and refusing him entry into the store, police said.
A 61-year-old Costco employee in Strongsville, Ohio, was fatally shot after confronting an armed man and refusing him entry into the store, police said.
Did a Chicago chef invent Thousand Island dressing? | Block Club X ChicagoNOW
Block Club Chicago joins "ChicagoNOW" to break down the story behind Thousand Island dressing and its possible Chicago roots.
Block Club Chicago joins "ChicagoNOW" to break down the story behind Thousand Island dressing and its possible Chicago roots.
Lil Zay Osama responds to federal charges in Winnetka home invasion
Chicago rapper Lil Zay Osama is speaking out after being hit with federal charges tied to a suburban home invasion last month.
Chicago rapper Lil Zay Osama is speaking out after being hit with federal charges tied to a suburban home invasion last month.