Chicago weather: Severe storms with destructive winds and tornadoes possible this evening
Fox 32 chief meteorologist Emily Wahls has your Tuesday afternoon forecast and details on severe weather entering the Chicago area later this evening into the overnight periods.
Chicago Crime Wrap for Monday, May 21
We’re covering today’s top crime stories in the Fox 32 Crime Wrap.
Gemini Grill opens in River North
After years of success in Lincoln Park, Gemini Grill opened a new location in River North. The downtown spot will offer similar cuisine as its North Side location.
Are cicadas poisonous to dogs?
No. Cicadas are not poisonous to dogs. Vet Dr. Gary Richter says your dog will be just fine if they eat a cicada or two.
Mayfestiversary returns to North Center this weekend with tons of fanfare
Mayfestiversary will take place over two days this weekend in Chicago's North Center neighborhood.
Major step taken in the restoration of Baltimore's Key Bridge
Maryland state officials gave updates Tuesday in the restoration of Baltimore's key bridge.
Wearable smart devices pose cybersecurity risks
Devices like smartwatches help users track their fitness, sleep, health and more. While they provide consumers with information, many of these devices are collecting a lot of user data, creating vulnerabilities for cyberattacks.
Landmark trial unfolding in Paris over deaths of French-Syrian father and son
It's being called a landmark trial. A Paris court is trying to determine if three Syrian intelligence officers were responsible for the deaths of a French-Syrian father and son.
Debate follows ICC prosecutor's request for arrest warrants
The International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several Hamas leaders for war crimes sparking a heated debate. This is the first time the ICC has tried to prosecute a US ally. The US, Israel, China and Russia do not accept the court's authority.
Chicago first responders hold water safety demonstration ahead of swimming season
Helicopters, boats, dive teams and medical personnel were on hand to stage a water rescue Tuesday morning off Navy Pier.
Trump lawyers rest in Hush Money Trial
Former President Donald Trump's defense lawyers rested their case in the Hush Money Trial Tuesday. The trial seems to be coming to a close without testimony from Trump himself.
Man dies of heart attack after London-Singapore flight hits severe turbulence
Singapore Airlines announced that one person was killed and others were injured when a flight encountered severe turbulence on Monday.
Biden to release 1M barrels of gas from reserve to lower prices
The Biden Administration plans to release 1M barrels of gas from reserves amid climbing gas prices. The action hoped to combat inflation, comes just in time before million take to the roads for Memorial Day Weekend.
11 injured in south suburban school bus crash
Three Braidwood school buses were involved in a crash in Channahon Tuesday morning. State Police said 11 children were taken to area hospitals with minor injuries while the remaining students were brought back to Reed Custer Middle School to reunite with their families.
First responders demonstrate water rescue ahead of official start to beach season
Chicago beaches open this Friday and first responders are preparing their water rescue skills. Firefighters, police, the Coast Guard and more are coming together at Navy Pier to practice water rescues.
Gina Marie and The Golden Bucks perform 'Feet Don't Fail Me Now' on Good Day Chicago
Gina Marie and The Golden Bucks join Good Day Chicago to talk about their new album "Pastures of Plenty" and bless us with a special live performance.
Going hunting for sales this Memorial Day? Here's what you need to know
Memorial Day weekend means big sales from appliances to furniture and so much more, but whats actually worth it and what's a sales gimimick? Consumer Analyst Julie Ramhold breaks it down for us.
Rebellyous Foods to offer plant-based meals for CPS kids
Chicago Public Schools will soon offer plant-based chicken options from Rebellyous Foods. The manufacturer is part of a global plan to incorporate plant-based meal options in school lunches.
Cradles to Crayons to host Diaper Day event for caregivers in need
Cradles to Crayons helps provide Chicago families with necessities in their time of need. The organization collects things like coats, shoes and diapers to distribute to caregivers in the area. Donate at a location near you during their Diaper Day event on Wednesday.
Ken Coleman dishes out advice for graduates looking to find their way in the workforce
It's graduation season, which means a huge group of young adults are looking for jobs. That process can be overwhelming but a new book called "Find the Work You're Wired to Do" is offering valuable advice.