Over 20 states sue Trump administration over sharing social services info
More than 20 states and the District of Columbia sued the Trump administration on Monday to block it from getting wide access to the personal information of millions of recipients of a benefits program for low-income families.
More than 20 states and the District of Columbia sued the Trump administration on Monday to block it from getting wide access to the personal information of millions of recipients of a benefits program for low-income families.
Wishbone closing after three decades in business
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
The rise of modern cyberwarfare: What you should know
Several states across the country have experienced cyberattacks targeting water and wastewater systems. Cybersecurity Expert Harry Maugans joins ChicagoLIVE to share tips on how to help protect against potential hacks.
Several states across the country have experienced cyberattacks targeting water and wastewater systems. Cybersecurity Expert Harry Maugans joins ChicagoLIVE to share tips on how to help protect against potential hacks.
2 missing kayakers from Chicagoland area found dead in Wisconsin
Two people from the Chicagoland area died over the weekend in Door County, Wisconsin. Both had been missing since Saturday night.
Two people from the Chicagoland area died over the weekend in Door County, Wisconsin. Both had been missing since Saturday night.
Chipotle pulls jalapeños from stores after salmonella outbreak in Minnesota
Chipotle is pulling jalapeños from its store after a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota.
Chipotle is pulling jalapeños from its store after a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota.
How an Illinois program is helping high-risk pregnancy patients | ChicagoLIVE
The CARLA program was created after the Roe v. Wade ruling to help eliminate barriers to abortion care. It provides one-on-one support for patients, including transportation and other assistance. Meghan Daniels of the Chicago Abortion Fund joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the program's impact.
The CARLA program was created after the Roe v. Wade ruling to help eliminate barriers to abortion care. It provides one-on-one support for patients, including transportation and other assistance. Meghan Daniels of the Chicago Abortion Fund joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the program's impact.
Missing Evanston man found dead in Des Plaines River, coroner says
A missing Evanston man was found dead along the shoreline of the Des Plaines River after a two-day search, officials said.
A missing Evanston man was found dead along the shoreline of the Des Plaines River after a two-day search, officials said.
Meet the Chicagoan competing to become Illinois' best grocery bagger
Corina Cervantes of the South Loop Mariano’s is working to become Illinois’ Best Bagger. She’s heading to Springfield for the state finals and a shot at the national competition in Las Vegas. Corina joins ChicagoLIVE to share her winning story.
Corina Cervantes of the South Loop Mariano’s is working to become Illinois’ Best Bagger. She’s heading to Springfield for the state finals and a shot at the national competition in Las Vegas. Corina joins ChicagoLIVE to share her winning story.
Cook County Jail staff checking new arrestee make surprising discovery, sheriff says
Cook County Jail staff were checking a new arrestee when they made a surprising discovery.
Cook County Jail staff were checking a new arrestee when they made a surprising discovery.
Some older Ford vehicles pose 'unreasonable' safety risks, regulators warn
Some older Ford cars and SUVs pose "unreasonable" safety risks, according to federal regulators. Here's what to know.
Some older Ford cars and SUVs pose "unreasonable" safety risks, according to federal regulators. Here's what to know.
Video shows alleged CTA fare jumper knocking down woman as security guards stand nearby, lawsuit claims
New video shows the moment an alleged CTA fare jumper knocked down a 61-year-old nurse at a Red Line station. Now, she’s suing the security companies hired to patrol the area.
New video shows the moment an alleged CTA fare jumper knocked down a 61-year-old nurse at a Red Line station. Now, she’s suing the security companies hired to patrol the area.
Video shows alleged CTA fare jumper knocking down woman as security guards stand nearby: lawsuit
The attorney representing a woman injured at Chicago's 95th Street Red Line station discusses the newly filed lawsuit against the CTA and two private security companies, what allegedly happened, and what comes next in the case.
The attorney representing a woman injured at Chicago's 95th Street Red Line station discusses the newly filed lawsuit against the CTA and two private security companies, what allegedly happened, and what comes next in the case.
Court docs detail allegations against Illinois State Police sergeant
Court documents reveal what prosecutors say happened the night an off-duty Illinois State Police sergeant allegedly sexually assaulted a Tinley Park bartender.
Court documents reveal what prosecutors say happened the night an off-duty Illinois State Police sergeant allegedly sexually assaulted a Tinley Park bartender.
SNAP benefit changes leave more Illinois families turning to food pantries
Common Pantry explains how recent SNAP benefit changes are affecting Illinois families, why food pantries can't replace federal assistance, and what people who lost benefits should do next.
Common Pantry explains how recent SNAP benefit changes are affecting Illinois families, why food pantries can't replace federal assistance, and what people who lost benefits should do next.
Pritzker signs bills targeting unfair home and auto insurance rates
Gov. JB Pritzker signed two bills Tuesday aimed at protecting Illinois homeowners and drivers from unfair home and auto insurance rate hikes.
Gov. JB Pritzker signed two bills Tuesday aimed at protecting Illinois homeowners and drivers from unfair home and auto insurance rate hikes.
Indiana University fraternity members charged after alleged hazing sent pledges to hospital
Seven Indiana University Phi Kappa Psi fraternity members are facing felony charges after prosecutors say an alleged hazing event left two pledges hospitalized with rhabdomyolysis, a potentially life-threatening condition.
Seven Indiana University Phi Kappa Psi fraternity members are facing felony charges after prosecutors say an alleged hazing event left two pledges hospitalized with rhabdomyolysis, a potentially life-threatening condition.
Court documents detail allegations against ISP sergeant charged with sexual assault
Court documents reveal what prosecutors say happened the night an off-duty Illinois State Police sergeant allegedly sexually assaulted a Tinley Park bartender.
Court documents reveal what prosecutors say happened the night an off-duty Illinois State Police sergeant allegedly sexually assaulted a Tinley Park bartender.
CPD misses federal deadline for reporting use-of-force incidents
A federal judge set a deadline for the Chicago Police Department to release its annual use-of-force report, but the department missed it. Attorney Joe DiCola joins Good Day Chicago to explain what the missed deadline could mean and what happens next.
A federal judge set a deadline for the Chicago Police Department to release its annual use-of-force report, but the department missed it. Attorney Joe DiCola joins Good Day Chicago to explain what the missed deadline could mean and what happens next.
Ann Sather to replace Stella's Diner in Lakeview after weekend closure
Stella's Diner in Lakeview closed its doors over the weekend, but a new restaurant is already set to take over the space. The owner of Ann Sather joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new location and what customers can expect.
Stella's Diner in Lakeview closed its doors over the weekend, but a new restaurant is already set to take over the space. The owner of Ann Sather joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the new location and what customers can expect.
Oak Brook officer injured after women led police on 104 mph chase, prosecutors say
Two suburban Chicago women are facing felony charges after prosecutors say a traffic stop turned into a 104 mph chase.
Two suburban Chicago women are facing felony charges after prosecutors say a traffic stop turned into a 104 mph chase.