Strong winds rip roof off of Dyer daycare
Strong winds blew the roof off of a daycare facility in Dyer on Friday.
Strong winds blew the roof off of a daycare facility in Dyer on Friday.
Cubs tickets now on sale | Everything you need to know
Cubs tickets are officially on sale, and demand is already high. Cale Vennum, the Cubs’ senior vice president of ticketing, says the team has seen a huge response this morning. Opening Day is March 26.
Cubs tickets are officially on sale, and demand is already high. Cale Vennum, the Cubs’ senior vice president of ticketing, says the team has seen a huge response this morning. Opening Day is March 26.
Suspect in fatal shooting of woman at UIC parking garage found dead
The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman inside a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage earlier this month has been found dead, according to UIC.
The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman inside a University of Illinois Chicago parking garage earlier this month has been found dead, according to UIC.
IKEA to open new store at Gurnee Mills mall | ChicagoLIVE
Big news for Gurnee. IKEA is coming to Gurnee Mills mall, with plans to open this fall, according to Mayor Thomas Hood.
Big news for Gurnee. IKEA is coming to Gurnee Mills mall, with plans to open this fall, according to Mayor Thomas Hood.
Funeral held for Chicago teen Ofelia Torres after battle with rare cancer, dad's ICE detainment
Family and friends of Ofelia Torres gathered Friday morning at St. William Parish on Chicago’s Northwest Side for her funeral, according to church officials.
Family and friends of Ofelia Torres gathered Friday morning at St. William Parish on Chicago’s Northwest Side for her funeral, according to church officials.
Two arrested after police chase ends in fiery crash in Northwest Indiana: officials
Two people were arrested after a police chase turned into a fiery crash on Thursday in Indiana, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
Two people were arrested after a police chase turned into a fiery crash on Thursday in Indiana, according to the Lake County Sheriff.
Rare Shohei Ohtani card pulled in Downers Grove | ChicagoLIVE
Big pull in Downers Grove. A teen snagged a rare Shohei Ohtani card worth about $5,000 at Mark’s Card Shop, according to owner Mark Gronek.
Big pull in Downers Grove. A teen snagged a rare Shohei Ohtani card worth about $5,000 at Mark’s Card Shop, according to owner Mark Gronek.
Police seek man accused of assaulting woman outside workplace in Rogers Park
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman outside her workplace in Rogers Park.
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman outside her workplace in Rogers Park.
Singer Steve Perry sets the record straight, says rumors he’s rejoining Journey not true
Legendary rock singer Steve Perry has taken to social media to set the record straight about rumors that he would be rejoining Journey where he was the lead singer in the band’s heyday.
Legendary rock singer Steve Perry has taken to social media to set the record straight about rumors that he would be rejoining Journey where he was the lead singer in the band’s heyday.
What the tariff decision reveals about presidential power | ChicagoLIVE
Tad DeHaven joins ChicagoLIVE to react to the Supreme Court’s surprise move on President Trump's tariffs — and what it means for your wallet.
Tad DeHaven joins ChicagoLIVE to react to the Supreme Court’s surprise move on President Trump's tariffs — and what it means for your wallet.
'Who’s looking after them?' — Chicago alderman on sick calls from shelter volunteers | ChicagoLIVE
Alderman Gilbert Viegas joined ChicagoLIVE after volunteers described animals not being walked for days, inexperienced staff handling exotic animals and even volunteers facing retribution for speaking up. Viegas explains why he and more than a dozen aldermen want a national search — and what residents should expect next from the mayor’s office.
Alderman Gilbert Viegas joined ChicagoLIVE after volunteers described animals not being walked for days, inexperienced staff handling exotic animals and even volunteers facing retribution for speaking up. Viegas explains why he and more than a dozen aldermen want a national search — and what residents should expect next from the mayor’s office.
Bicyclist critically injured in Aurora crash with SUV: police
A bicyclist has been hospitalized in critical condition after being hit by a hit in Aurora on Thursday, according to police.
A bicyclist has been hospitalized in critical condition after being hit by a hit in Aurora on Thursday, according to police.
Arlington Heights: Bears haven’t ruled out suburb for new stadium
Arlington Heights officials say the Chicago Bears have not ruled out the northwest suburb as a potential new stadium site, even as Indiana lawmakers advanced legislation aimed at bringing the team to Hammond.
Arlington Heights officials say the Chicago Bears have not ruled out the northwest suburb as a potential new stadium site, even as Indiana lawmakers advanced legislation aimed at bringing the team to Hammond.
Three engineers charged with allegedly stealing Google trade secrets and sending them to Iran
The engineers allegedly stole confidential information, including Google trade secrets and transferred the sensitive data to Iran and other places, according to the Department of Justice.
The engineers allegedly stole confidential information, including Google trade secrets and transferred the sensitive data to Iran and other places, according to the Department of Justice.
Disabled veteran faces foreclosure notice again amid dispute with US Bank
Disabled veteran Martin Guest is once again facing a foreclosure notice after some back and forth with US Bank since 2024.
Disabled veteran Martin Guest is once again facing a foreclosure notice after some back and forth with US Bank since 2024.
FBI Chicago looks to identify alleged scammers posing as federal agents to steal money, personal information
The FBI Chicago is warning about scammers posing as federal agents to steal money and personal information, and they're looking to identify two people believed to be involved.
The FBI Chicago is warning about scammers posing as federal agents to steal money and personal information, and they're looking to identify two people believed to be involved.
Illinois chiropractor indicted on 76 counts alleging secret sexual recordings: prosecutors
An Illinois chiropractor faces a 76-count indictment returned by a Kane County grand jury alleging he secretly recorded patients and possessed and distributed child sexual abuse material.
An Illinois chiropractor faces a 76-count indictment returned by a Kane County grand jury alleging he secretly recorded patients and possessed and distributed child sexual abuse material.
Trump says he's considering strike on Iran to force nuclear deal
President Donald Trump warns that a targeted military strike on Iran is on the table as pressure mounts for Tehran to agree to U.S. terms for a nuclear agreement amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
President Donald Trump warns that a targeted military strike on Iran is on the table as pressure mounts for Tehran to agree to U.S. terms for a nuclear agreement amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
Tarot readings surge in popularity, but beware of scams | ChicagoNOW
Professional tarot reader Marina Smargiannakis explains red flags to watch for and what makes a tarot reading authentic.
Professional tarot reader Marina Smargiannakis explains red flags to watch for and what makes a tarot reading authentic.
Pritzker visits suburban Chicago high school to promote statewide student cellphone ban
Gov. JB Pritzker visited Oak Park and River Forest High School to highlight his proposal banning cellphones for K–12 students, saying the policy would reduce classroom distractions, improve mental health, curb cyberbullying, and allow limited exceptions for medical needs and emergencies.
Gov. JB Pritzker visited Oak Park and River Forest High School to highlight his proposal banning cellphones for K–12 students, saying the policy would reduce classroom distractions, improve mental health, curb cyberbullying, and allow limited exceptions for medical needs and emergencies.