US destroys Iranian boats as tensions rise in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. military strikes multiple Iranian boats amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, as both sides warn of further consequences while efforts continue to reopen the critical shipping route.
The U.S. military strikes multiple Iranian boats amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, as both sides warn of further consequences while efforts continue to reopen the critical shipping route.
Much cooler air settles into Chicagoland
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Chicago South Side residents push back against Walgreens closure
A South Side community is speaking out as a Walgreens at 86th Street and Cottage Grove prepares to close its doors on June 4, raising concerns about access to critical healthcare services in Chicago’s 6th Ward.
A South Side community is speaking out as a Walgreens at 86th Street and Cottage Grove prepares to close its doors on June 4, raising concerns about access to critical healthcare services in Chicago’s 6th Ward.
Chicago leaders debate video gambling risks, rewards
A debate over expanding video gambling in Chicago is intensifying, with supporters touting potential revenue and critics warning of crime and addiction risks.
A debate over expanding video gambling in Chicago is intensifying, with supporters touting potential revenue and critics warning of crime and addiction risks.
After marijuana reclassified, Illinois businesses see opportunities
A major shift in federal marijuana policy could have a big impact on Illinois’ cannabis industry. The Trump administration has reclassified marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III, allowing for expanded medical research.
A major shift in federal marijuana policy could have a big impact on Illinois’ cannabis industry. The Trump administration has reclassified marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III, allowing for expanded medical research.
Some Brookfield Zoo Chicago workers strike as contract talks stall
Some Brookfield Zoo Chicago workers are on strike Monday. Here’s what it means for visitors.
Some Brookfield Zoo Chicago workers are on strike Monday. Here’s what it means for visitors.
Delays reported in Chicago body removal services after contract change
There is a backlog in the removal of bodies in Chicago, according to those who did it for years.
There is a backlog in the removal of bodies in Chicago, according to those who did it for years.
DOJ goes after IL schools, Chicago gambling debate | The Chicago Report
Why the Department of Justice is targeting Illinois schools for teaching "gender ideology"; a Chicago alderman wants to limit city officials' ability to bet on prediction markets; and why one South Side community is slamming Walgreens for closing their local store.
Why the Department of Justice is targeting Illinois schools for teaching "gender ideology"; a Chicago alderman wants to limit city officials' ability to bet on prediction markets; and why one South Side community is slamming Walgreens for closing their local store.
Why Bryson Graham is a home run hire for the Bulls | Chicago Sports Tonight
CHSN & The Score's Gabe Ramirez joined Cassie Carlson in studio on CST to react to the huge news that the Bulls have hired Bryson Graham as their new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. Gabe explains why he believes this is a home run hire, and what led the Bulls to choose Graham to lead their franchise. Plus, who should Graham target for his General Manager and Head Coach?
CHSN & The Score's Gabe Ramirez joined Cassie Carlson in studio on CST to react to the huge news that the Bulls have hired Bryson Graham as their new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. Gabe explains why he believes this is a home run hire, and what led the Bulls to choose Graham to lead their franchise. Plus, who should Graham target for his General Manager and Head Coach?
Push to limit Chicago officials' ability to bet on prediction markets | The Chicago Report
A Chicago alderman is pushing to limit how city officials can use prediction market platforms, citing concerns over conflicts of interest and access to sensitive information.
A Chicago alderman is pushing to limit how city officials can use prediction market platforms, citing concerns over conflicts of interest and access to sensitive information.
Trump admin probes Illinois schools over teaching 'gender ideology' | The Chicago Report
Dozens of Illinois school districts are in the crosshairs of a federal investigation over teaching so-called "gender ideology," but it's still unclear exactly what the probe is about.
Dozens of Illinois school districts are in the crosshairs of a federal investigation over teaching so-called "gender ideology," but it's still unclear exactly what the probe is about.
Why the month of May will be pivotal for the Cubs | 1-on-1 with Alex Bregman
Tina Nguyen goes 1-on-1 with Cubs 3rd baseman Alex Bregman. The northsiders are red hot, winning 15 of their last 18 games and Bregman talks about the pivotal next stretch against divisional opponents in May. Plus, how much as Bregman enjoyed playing for his favorite childhood team and in front of the Wrigley faithful?
Tina Nguyen goes 1-on-1 with Cubs 3rd baseman Alex Bregman. The northsiders are red hot, winning 15 of their last 18 games and Bregman talks about the pivotal next stretch against divisional opponents in May. Plus, how much as Bregman enjoyed playing for his favorite childhood team and in front of the Wrigley faithful?
Chicago weather: Strong storms roll in after summerlike warmth
JD Rudd has your weather update!
JD Rudd has your weather update!
US Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to Chicago lawsuit against gun shop
The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would not hear a challenge to the City of Chicago’s lawsuit against a Northwest Indiana gun shop.
The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would not hear a challenge to the City of Chicago’s lawsuit against a Northwest Indiana gun shop.
Breaking down SCOTUS's decision on access to abortion pill
Carolyn Shapiro, a Chicago law professor, joined the show to break down the Supreme Court's decision to temporarily allow access to an abortion medication.
Carolyn Shapiro, a Chicago law professor, joined the show to break down the Supreme Court's decision to temporarily allow access to an abortion medication.
Some Chicago-area leaders worry video gambling brings too much crime
A debate over video gambling is heating up in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs over whether the revenue it brings is worth the potential increase in crime.
A debate over video gambling is heating up in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs over whether the revenue it brings is worth the potential increase in crime.
Public urged to avoid Costco in Chicago’s northwest suburbs as police investigate
Authorities are asking the public to avoid a Costco in Chicago's northwest suburbs as they investigate an incident.
Authorities are asking the public to avoid a Costco in Chicago's northwest suburbs as they investigate an incident.
War in Iran: Strikes in Strait of Hormuz could reignite conflict
New attacks in the Strait of Hormuz could reignite the war in Iran as the ceasefire faces its biggest test to date.
New attacks in the Strait of Hormuz could reignite the war in Iran as the ceasefire faces its biggest test to date.
Marijuana reclassified federally, bringing major changes to Illinois cannabis industry
Cannabis has been moved to a less restrictive federal category, a historic shift expected to expand research and growth for Illinois businesses while it remains illegal at the federal level.
Cannabis has been moved to a less restrictive federal category, a historic shift expected to expand research and growth for Illinois businesses while it remains illegal at the federal level.
Chicago body removal backlog leads to long delays: 'Lots of angry families'
When someone dies, the body needs to be taken to the proper place, but a backlog in the field is causing anguish for families and frustration for first responders.
When someone dies, the body needs to be taken to the proper place, but a backlog in the field is causing anguish for families and frustration for first responders.