Illinois leaders react to birthright citizenship ruling by Supreme Court

Reactions from Illinois politicians are coming in after the Supreme Court ruled President Donald Trump’s 2025 order on birthright citizenship is unconstitutional.

Illinois' new e-bike, scooter rules: What to expect
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New rules for e-bikes and e-scooters are coming to Illinois. Rob Cohen, an attorney with Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, explains what the changes mean and how they'll build on existing bicycle laws.

Inside the $580M Woodlawn development that could transform the South Side
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A $580 million development in Woodlawn is one step closer to breaking ground. J. Byron Brazier, lead developer of Woodlawn Central, joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the impact it could have on the South Side.

Chicago man charged with DUI in crash that killed 2 in Jackson Park

A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a crash that killed his passenger and another driver over the weekend in Jackson Park.

Video shows fatal Oak Park police shooting that killed Christian Wallace

New video shows the moments leading up to, during and after an Oak Park officer fatally shot Christian Wallace at a gas station last month. Here's what police say happened.

Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports
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The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that states can enforce laws restricting transgender athletes from competing on female school sports teams. Northwestern University Law Professor Kara Ingelhart breaks down the decision.

Supreme Court deals blow to Trump as limits on birthright citizenship struck down
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The Supreme Court released its opinion Tuesday on the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s 2025 order on birthright citizenship, rejecting the president’s proposed limitations. 

Bally's hires Lori Lightfoot's law firm amid Chicago legal dispute
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Bally's has retained former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's law firm as the casino prepares for a possible court fight with the city, with FOX 32's Gabriella Premus explaining what's at stake.

New Illinois law expands protections against AI-powered cyberbullying
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State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr explains how a new Illinois law broadens the definition of cyberbullying to include AI-generated content and outlines what it means for students, parents and schools.

Chicago crime overnight: Man killed, 3 shot, woman stabbed in separate incidents

Overnight violence across Chicago left one man dead and three others wounded in two shootings, and a woman stabbed during an argument on the Southwest Side. Here's what police say happened.

3 arrested after Chicago TV news crew threatened near Adler Planetarium

Three people are in custody after a Chicago TV reporter and photographer were threatened while preparing for a live report near Adler Planetarium. Police also recovered a rifle, a city official said.

Chicago Edgewater apartment fire leaves resident with almost nothing after escape

Three days after a fire ripped through the Wyndham Apartments in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood, one resident is sharing his story of survival and the devastating losses he now faces.

CTA employee killed in attempted carjacking on Chicago's South Side, officials say

A Chicago Transit Authority employee was fatally shot during an apparent attempted carjacking early Monday on the city's South Side, according to police and union officials.