Potential decision day for U.S Supreme Court cases
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Thursday could bring decisions in many highly anticipated U.S. Supreme Court cases, including birthright citizenship. Professor Stephen Caliendo joins Chicago’s Morning News to discuss what to watch for.

Victim in 1975 homicide case identified as Chicago-area resident
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A teen found dead in the Mississippi River in 1975 has been identified as a Waukegan resident. Matthew Waterfield, a member of the DNA Doe Project, joins Chicago’s Morning News to discuss how the decades old mystery was solved.

See the damage storms left behind across Chicagoland
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From Bartlett to Merrillville, communities are cleaning up after damaging winds and heavy rain swept through Chicagoland Wednesday night.

Johnson signs order to create Chicago gun violence reduction office

Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order creating Chicago's new Office of Gun Violence Reduction, the first step toward a permanent city department. Here's what it means.

Chicago leaders to discuss parking meter ownership transfer
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Chicago aldermen are expected to discuss a proposed transfer of the city's controversial parking meter lease to a new investment company.

Chicagoland storm damage stretches from suburbs to NW Indiana
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From Bartlett to Merrillville, communities are cleaning up after damaging winds and heavy rain swept through Chicagoland Wednesday night.

Chicago weather: First heat wave of the year next week

A cool-down arrives Friday, but don't get used to it. Chicagoland's first true heat wave of the year is expected to begin Monday.

Road rage shooting on northwest Indiana interstate leads to driver's arrest, police say

A road rage dispute on a Northwest Indiana interstate ended in gunfire Wednesday afternoon, leaving one driver with minor injuries and another behind bars, Indiana State Police said.

TSA says more than 300 drones have been seized near World Cup sites

Hundreds of "unauthorized" drones have been seized at FIFA World Cup sites since the tournament began earlier this month. Here's what to know.

Chicago teens tell City Council lack of youth spaces fuels teen takeovers

Chicago teenagers urged City Council to invest in more free, safe, and welcoming spaces where young people can gather, arguing that a lack of youth-focused options contributes to teen takeovers.

Prostitution bust next to Chicago alderman's office
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 This time, it's in Brighton Park, and right next door, to the alderwoman's office.  Joanie Lum is live on Archer Avenue.