Park Forest man charged after allegedly approaching student at bus stop
A Park Forest man is facing charges after police say he approached a 12-year-old student at a school bus stop and made an inappropriate comment about his genitalia.
A Park Forest man is facing charges after police say he approached a 12-year-old student at a school bus stop and made an inappropriate comment about his genitalia.
Petty Court is now in session: Judge JD Rudd settles Chicago's most relatable debates
From hot takes to hometown arguments, Judge JD Rudd presides over the first-ever ChicagoLIVE Primetime Petty Court, delivering final rulings on the city's pettiest debates.
From hot takes to hometown arguments, Judge JD Rudd presides over the first-ever ChicagoLIVE Primetime Petty Court, delivering final rulings on the city's pettiest debates.
Chicago police warn of electric scooter thefts targeting North Side neighborhoods
Chicago police are warning electric scooter owners after a string of thefts across several North Side neighborhoods.
Chicago police are warning electric scooter owners after a string of thefts across several North Side neighborhoods.
One-on-one with US Senate candidate Don Tracy | The Chicago Report
We're less than two months out from a high-stakes election that could reshape Illinois' representation in Washington as control of Congress hangs in the balance. US Senate candidate Don Tracy joins us.
We're less than two months out from a high-stakes election that could reshape Illinois' representation in Washington as control of Congress hangs in the balance. US Senate candidate Don Tracy joins us.
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan sues rivals over dual office bids
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is coming out swinging against some of his rivals, challenging their decision to run for two offices at the same time — and asking the courts to step in.
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is coming out swinging against some of his rivals, challenging their decision to run for two offices at the same time — and asking the courts to step in.
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan sues rivals over dual office bids
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is coming out swinging against some of his rivals, challenging their decision to run for two offices at the same time — and asking the courts to step in.
Chicago mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is coming out swinging against some of his rivals, challenging their decision to run for two offices at the same time — and asking the courts to step in.
Chicago police warn of e-scooter thefts on North Side
Chicago police say thieves are stealing electric scooters all over the North Side.
Chicago police say thieves are stealing electric scooters all over the North Side.
New study offers possible explanation for ‘mommy brain’ during pregnancy
Scientists may have found a biological explanation for "pregnancy brain." Here's what to know.
Scientists may have found a biological explanation for "pregnancy brain." Here's what to know.
Rich Township food pantry sees surge in demand as families struggle with rising costs
A Rich Township food pantry is seeing more families turn to its shelves for help, as rising costs make it harder for some residents to afford the groceries they need.
A Rich Township food pantry is seeing more families turn to its shelves for help, as rising costs make it harder for some residents to afford the groceries they need.
Rich Township food pantry sees surge in demand as families struggle with rising costs
A Rich Township food pantry is seeing more families turn to its shelves for help, as rising costs make it harder for some residents to afford the groceries they need.
A Rich Township food pantry is seeing more families turn to its shelves for help, as rising costs make it harder for some residents to afford the groceries they need.
Chicago mom of three living above fire-damaged apartments waits for CHA transfer
A Chicago mother says she and her three children have been living above two fire-damaged apartments for more than four months while waiting for the Chicago Housing Authority to relocate them.
A Chicago mother says she and her three children have been living above two fire-damaged apartments for more than four months while waiting for the Chicago Housing Authority to relocate them.
Chicago mom of three living above fire-damaged apartments waits for CHA transfer
A Chicago mother says she and her three children have been living above two fire-damaged apartments for more than four months while waiting for the Chicago Housing Authority to relocate them.
A Chicago mother says she and her three children have been living above two fire-damaged apartments for more than four months while waiting for the Chicago Housing Authority to relocate them.
Chicago hotel workers strike could disrupt 46 hotels
Roughly 7,000 Chicago hotel workers have authorized a strike at 46 hotels, demanding higher wages, better benefits and safer working conditions as rising costs make it harder to support their families.
Roughly 7,000 Chicago hotel workers have authorized a strike at 46 hotels, demanding higher wages, better benefits and safer working conditions as rising costs make it harder to support their families.
Chicago hotel workers authorize strike at 46 hotels
More than 7,000 Chicago hotel workers have authorized a strike at 46 hotels, demanding higher wages, better benefits and safer working conditions as rising costs make it harder to support their families.
More than 7,000 Chicago hotel workers have authorized a strike at 46 hotels, demanding higher wages, better benefits and safer working conditions as rising costs make it harder to support their families.
Chicago mayoral candidate sues rivals over dual-office campaigns
Running for two offices at once is turning into a big issue this campaign season. Mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is suing three challengers over what he calls 'double dipping.'
Running for two offices at once is turning into a big issue this campaign season. Mayoral candidate William J. Quinlan is suing three challengers over what he calls 'double dipping.'
Debate over daylight saving time | ChicagoLIVE
Are there actually benefits to daylight saving time? With daylight saving time coming to an end on Sunday November 1st the debate over its effectiveness is back in the news. Dr. Ashtaad Dalal of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine joins to settle the debate.
Are there actually benefits to daylight saving time? With daylight saving time coming to an end on Sunday November 1st the debate over its effectiveness is back in the news. Dr. Ashtaad Dalal of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine joins to settle the debate.
‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer ‘Clavicular’ charged with rape in Massachusetts
Social media influencer "Clavicular" has been charged in Massachusetts with allegedly raping a 17-year-old girl.
Social media influencer "Clavicular" has been charged in Massachusetts with allegedly raping a 17-year-old girl.
How Willie Wilson would keep the Bears in Chicago
Mayoral candidate Willie Wilson talks about his plan to keep the Bears in Chicago and lays out other pillars of his campaign.
Mayoral candidate Willie Wilson talks about his plan to keep the Bears in Chicago and lays out other pillars of his campaign.
Lindsay Clancy attorney wants holdout juror investigated
A lawyer for Lindsay Clancy is asking a judge to probe the lone holdout juror whose refusal to acquit Clancy led to a mistrial in the murder case involving the deaths of her three children.
A lawyer for Lindsay Clancy is asking a judge to probe the lone holdout juror whose refusal to acquit Clancy led to a mistrial in the murder case involving the deaths of her three children.
What to know about the 'mystery meat' entering the US beef supply
Eric Schlosser explains concerns about imported beef, food safety oversight and what the changes could mean for consumers and American ranchers.
Eric Schlosser explains concerns about imported beef, food safety oversight and what the changes could mean for consumers and American ranchers.