Two killed in motorcycle crash in Schaumburg: officials
Two people are dead after a motorcycle crash in Schaumburg on Saturday, according to officials.
Two people are dead after a motorcycle crash in Schaumburg on Saturday, according to officials.
3 Grand Canyon deaths blamed on the heat as 100+ degree days continue
Temperatures are expected to reach triple digits again this week at the Grand Canyon, which has seen an increasing number of heat-related incidents, including the deaths of three hikers.
Temperatures are expected to reach triple digits again this week at the Grand Canyon, which has seen an increasing number of heat-related incidents, including the deaths of three hikers.
Chicago police warn of burglary spree targeting businesses in Loop, Lake View, Uptown
Chicago Police are warning of a string of burglaries at retail stores and restaurants in the Loop, Lake View, and Uptown.
Chicago Police are warning of a string of burglaries at retail stores and restaurants in the Loop, Lake View, and Uptown.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson speaks at Juneteenth Day of Action rally
Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke out at the Juneteenth Day of Action rally in downtown Chicago on June 20, 2026.
Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke out at the Juneteenth Day of Action rally in downtown Chicago on June 20, 2026.
When will gas prices drop after US-Iran deal? | ChicagoLIVE
We hear from Michael Negron from the Center for American Progress on the latest state of gas prices as the U.S. and Iran work through a ceasefire deal.
We hear from Michael Negron from the Center for American Progress on the latest state of gas prices as the U.S. and Iran work through a ceasefire deal.
Chicago to purchase Greyhound bus station. What that means | ChicagoLIVE
After the Chicago City Council approved the purchase of a Greyhound bus station, city leaders hope to improve the site and keep it running for commuters. Ald. Bill Conway (34th Ward) joined the show to talk about the effort.
After the Chicago City Council approved the purchase of a Greyhound bus station, city leaders hope to improve the site and keep it running for commuters. Ald. Bill Conway (34th Ward) joined the show to talk about the effort.
Twice-deported illegal immigrant charged with flying drone in restricted airspace during FIFA Fan Festival
A twice-deported illegal immigrant with a long criminal history has been charged with flying a drone in restricted airspace in Atlanta during a FIFA Fan Festival, authorities said.
A twice-deported illegal immigrant with a long criminal history has been charged with flying a drone in restricted airspace in Atlanta during a FIFA Fan Festival, authorities said.
Summer solstice 2026: When is it and what to know
The first day of summer arrives this weekend. June 21 marks the first day of the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere this year, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
The first day of summer arrives this weekend. June 21 marks the first day of the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere this year, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
Chicago weather: A beautiful Saturday before a rainy Father’s Day
You may want to think about moving up those Father’s Day plans with some rain in the forecast.
You may want to think about moving up those Father’s Day plans with some rain in the forecast.
Chicago drive-by mass shooting leaves at least 12 injured on South Side, police say
About a dozen people were shot and injured late Friday night on Chicago’s South Side in a drive-by shooting.
About a dozen people were shot and injured late Friday night on Chicago’s South Side in a drive-by shooting.
How Chicago shaped Barack Obama: From ‘a place to start’ to the national stage
In Chicago, Obama got his first real-world experience, where he "grew up" and would eventually catch the bug for politics.
In Chicago, Obama got his first real-world experience, where he "grew up" and would eventually catch the bug for politics.
Chicago drive-by mass shooting leaves at least 14 injured on South Side, police say
Fourteen people were shot and injured late Friday night on Chicago’s South Side in a drive-by shooting.
Fourteen people were shot and injured late Friday night on Chicago’s South Side in a drive-by shooting.
Chicago weather: Sunny Saturday ahead before rainy Father's Day
Chicago-area residents can expect a brief round of light rain Friday night before a sunny and pleasant Saturday gives way to a wetter Father's Day weekend.
Chicago-area residents can expect a brief round of light rain Friday night before a sunny and pleasant Saturday gives way to a wetter Father's Day weekend.
South Side shooting leaves man dead
A 29-year-old man is dead and another man is recovering after a shooting on the South Side.
A 29-year-old man is dead and another man is recovering after a shooting on the South Side.
FBI's Most Wanted captured after 14 years
More than 14 years after a woman was found murdered just hours after her wedding, the man accused of killing her is finally back in the United States.
More than 14 years after a woman was found murdered just hours after her wedding, the man accused of killing her is finally back in the United States.
Man killed, bystander injured in West Pullman shooting: police
A 29-year-old man has died, and a 70-year-old has been injured after a shooting in the West Pullman neighborhood on Friday, according to Chicago police.
A 29-year-old man has died, and a 70-year-old has been injured after a shooting in the West Pullman neighborhood on Friday, according to Chicago police.
Fry Pie Factory recalls pepperoni rolls for undeclared milk allergen
Fry Pie Factory's pepperoni rolls are being recalled over an undeclared allergen and concerns about improper storage. Here's what to know.
Fry Pie Factory's pepperoni rolls are being recalled over an undeclared allergen and concerns about improper storage. Here's what to know.
Chicago Public Library opens Obama branch
This Obama branch of the Chicago Public Library is the first at any presidential library in the country. Chicago Public Library Commissioner Chris Brown joins.
This Obama branch of the Chicago Public Library is the first at any presidential library in the country. Chicago Public Library Commissioner Chris Brown joins.
Inside Chicago's teen takeovers: Organizers say violence isn't the goal
While some events have ended in fights, shootings, and arrests, the people helping organize them say the gatherings were never intended to become synonymous with violence.
While some events have ended in fights, shootings, and arrests, the people helping organize them say the gatherings were never intended to become synonymous with violence.
Inside Chicago's teen takeovers: Organizers say violence isn't the goal
While some events have ended in fights, shootings, and arrests, the people helping organize them say the gatherings were never intended to become synonymous with violence.
While some events have ended in fights, shootings, and arrests, the people helping organize them say the gatherings were never intended to become synonymous with violence.