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Hundreds of thousands of worshippers are braving the cold Thursday night to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, one of the largest Catholic gatherings in the nation and a cornerstone of faith for many Latino families.

Tonight, a huge show of generosity for Lurie Children's. The grand total is in. They raised nearly a million dollars! Thanks to listeners and viewers like you, the hospital's annual radiothon brought in more than $925,000 dollars. Those funds will go toward lifesaving patient care, critical research, and family support. Kasey Chronis has our recap. 

The World Cup is still six months away. But tickets are already on sale now. And as fox business correspondent Max Gorden reports, resale prices are going through the roof.

It's the annual Lurie Children's Radiothon. Kasey Chronis is inside the phone bank room.

Back here locally, thousands are braving the cold for one of the largest Catholic gatherings in the nation this weekend, but there are concerns this year over immigration enforcement.  Our Leslie Moreno is live at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Des Plaines.

President Trump's newly launched Gold Card immigration program meanwhile is also facing backlash. Critics say the administration's policies unfairly favor the wealthy. Rich Edson has the latest.

Deputies are looking for a pair of suspects involved in a home invasion in Will County.

A group of young fathers are celebrating a huge milestone. The latest cohort of graduates from the Dovetail Project walked the stage today.

There are just over 2 hours left in the Lurie Children's Radiothon. Last year, over a million dollars was raised. The money helps families facing the toughest battles of their lives. Kasey Chronis joins us again from the phone bank room with one of those families.

With the White House's recent announcement that Customs and Immigration services is now reviewing the status of all refugees admitted into the U.S. during the Biden administration. Members of several Chicago area refugee support groups gathered to call out what they call racist and xenophobic attacks on Chicago's immigrant communities.

The Trump administration has extended the National Guard's deployment in the Chicago area, despite a recent court ruling that the president doesn't have that authority. The news came out of a bombshell hearing on Capitol Hill - where Illinois senator Tammy Duckworth had pointed questions for defense department officials. Political reporter Paris Schutz is here to break it all down.

The family of Officer Krystal Rivera is suing the Chicago Police Department and her partner over her death in the line of duty back in June.

Attorney Karen Conti joins ChicagoLIVE to unpack an explosive 24 hours for Michigan’s head coach: fired for an alleged affair, then reportedly showing up at a staffer’s home with a knife. She explains how employment contracts treat workplace relationships, what “fired with cause” means for his multimillion-dollar deal, the potential criminal charges, and why experts say employers need plans for emotionally charged firings.