Moms for Democracy rally against Trump in Chicago
Grassroot organizers held a rally protesting President Trump on the anniversary of him returning to the White House.
Grassroot organizers held a rally protesting President Trump on the anniversary of him returning to the White House.
NIPSCO customers with message to CEO on high utility bills: 'How are they surviving?'
Some utility customers of Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) are doing a double-take after seeing their recent bills.
Some utility customers of Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) are doing a double-take after seeing their recent bills.
Chicago crime: Man shot, killed at West Side car wash, police say
A man was shot and killed near a car wash on the city’s West Side on Tuesday evening.
A man was shot and killed near a car wash on the city’s West Side on Tuesday evening.
Fugitive hides under bed before US Marshals take him into custody
The United States Marshals Service arrested Keantray Davon Bryant-Muellner after he was found hiding underneath a child's bed.
The United States Marshals Service arrested Keantray Davon Bryant-Muellner after he was found hiding underneath a child's bed.
Timothy Busfield can be released pending trial, judge rules
A judge has ordered that actor Timothy Busfield be released from jail during a detention hearing on child sex abuse charges.
A judge has ordered that actor Timothy Busfield be released from jail during a detention hearing on child sex abuse charges.
Billie Jean King, Jason Collins among those honored by LGBTQ Sports Hall of Fame in 2026
The LGBTQ Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2026 class this week, adding 10 new inductees whose careers span professional leagues, the Olympics, high school sports and sports media.
The LGBTQ Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2026 class this week, adding 10 new inductees whose careers span professional leagues, the Olympics, high school sports and sports media.
Chicago picked to host International Jazz Day celebration
Chicago is about to become the jazz center of the world this April.
Chicago is about to become the jazz center of the world this April.
Flight delays at Chicago's O'Hare Airport after pipe burst in control tower
Hundreds of flights were delayed Tuesday at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport after a pipe burst in the airport’s main air traffic control tower, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Hundreds of flights were delayed Tuesday at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport after a pipe burst in the airport’s main air traffic control tower, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Chicago weather: Snow could impact Wednesday morning commute
Parts of the Chicago area can expect multiple inches of snow that could impact the morning commute on Wednesday.
Parts of the Chicago area can expect multiple inches of snow that could impact the morning commute on Wednesday.
Chicago designer turns grief into purpose, one stitch at a time
After losing multiple brothers and four sons, Chicago designer Tisa Johnson-Banks turned grief into purpose through sewing
After losing multiple brothers and four sons, Chicago designer Tisa Johnson-Banks turned grief into purpose through sewing
Chicago designer turns grief into purpose, one stitch at a time
After losing multiple brothers and four sons, Chicago designer Tisa Johnson-Banks turned grief into purpose through sewing
After losing multiple brothers and four sons, Chicago designer Tisa Johnson-Banks turned grief into purpose through sewing
Grading President Trump's first year back in office
Political analyst Tom Serafin joined the show to break down President Trump's first year back in office.
Political analyst Tom Serafin joined the show to break down President Trump's first year back in office.
NW Indiana residents concerned about high utility bills
If you live in northwest Indiana, you may be concerned about your recent utility bills. NIPSCO already charges more for electricity than anyone else in the state.
If you live in northwest Indiana, you may be concerned about your recent utility bills. NIPSCO already charges more for electricity than anyone else in the state.
Chicago surgeon charged in deaths of ex-wife, her husband jailed in Ohio: records
A Chicago surgeon charged in the double homicide of his ex-wife and her husband was booked into an Ohio jail on Tuesday, according to court records.
A Chicago surgeon charged in the double homicide of his ex-wife and her husband was booked into an Ohio jail on Tuesday, according to court records.
Chicago picked to host International Jazz Day celebration
Chicago has had a long and influential role in the history of jazz music, but it's never been picked to host the world's largest celebration of jazz, until now.
Chicago has had a long and influential role in the history of jazz music, but it's never been picked to host the world's largest celebration of jazz, until now.
Family of Linda Brown launches advocacy program
Linda Brown's family is starting a program to help other families when someone disappears.
Linda Brown's family is starting a program to help other families when someone disappears.
Trump says he'll cut funding to 'sanctuary' states like Illinois
President Trump again threatened to cut federal funding to states like Illinois over their so-called sanctuary laws, a move that would almost certainly be challenged in court.
President Trump again threatened to cut federal funding to states like Illinois over their so-called sanctuary laws, a move that would almost certainly be challenged in court.
Trial for suspect accused of offering money for Bovino’s murder begins
The trial of an alleged Chicago gang member accused of offering $10,000 for the murder of a top U.S. Border Patrol official began Tuesday.
The trial of an alleged Chicago gang member accused of offering $10,000 for the murder of a top U.S. Border Patrol official began Tuesday.
Chicago mayor won't pursue buyback of city's parking meters
Mayor Brandon Johnson backed off of a plan to buy back the city's parking meter system.
Mayor Brandon Johnson backed off of a plan to buy back the city's parking meter system.
Aurora launches workforce hub focused on clean energy jobs | ChicagoLIVE
The city of Aurora will launch its first Climate and Equitable Jobs Act Workforce Development Hub at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20.
The city of Aurora will launch its first Climate and Equitable Jobs Act Workforce Development Hub at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20.