I-80/94 shooting, Sheridan Gorman case & cyclosporiasis cases | 9 a.m. headlines
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tart your morning with the latest headlines: the investigation into the I-80/94 shooting, the man accused of killing Sheridan Gorman appears in court, and the explosive diarrhea concerns.

Dems urge Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out
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Democrats are calling on Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to exit the race after a woman accused him of sexual assault, allegations he denies, raising questions about the party's chances in a key Senate contest.

Race for Chicago mayor just got bigger
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A Chicago cardiologist and former nurse has announced she is running to become the city's next mayor.

Reacting to the US 4-1 loss vs. Belgium in World Cup
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The U.S. made news with the reinstatement of Folarin Balogun before its Round of 16 match vs. Belgium, but he was not enough as the U.S. was eliminated in the Round of 16. Our crew reacts and breaks down the loss.

Family sues suburban Chicago group home after woman's choking death
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The family of a 33-year-old woman with disabilities is demanding answers after filing a wrongful death lawsuit against a suburban Chicago group home and one of its employees, alleging negligence led to her death.

New aerial video shows two potential Chicago Bears stadium sites in Hammond as questions remain
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The Chicago Bears have yet to announce where they plan to build a proposed stadium in Hammond, Indiana, but new aerial video offers a closer look at the two sites under consideration as local leaders and residents continue to seek answers.

Severed arm in Illinois lake: Court records say body parts found in freezer, half-brother claimed self-defense
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New details have emerged in the case of a severed arm bearing a distinctive Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers tattoo that was recovered from an Illinois lake, leading investigators to identify the victim.

Least violent July 4th in Chicago in 7 years; search for new CPD Supt. | The Chicago Report
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This Fourth of July weekend in Chicago was the least violent weekend in seven years. And, the search begins for the Chicago Police Department's new superintendent after Larry Snelling recently announced his retirement. All this and more on "The Chicago Report." 

Suburban Chicago family sues after choking death at group home
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A suburban family is suing a nonprofit group home and one of its employees. They claim their 33-year-old daughter died because the staff did not follow her care plan. 

Thornton Reservoir nears capacity after heavy storms
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The Thornton Reservoir, which serves many surrounding south suburbs, is nearing capacity after storms swept through the area this past weekend. FOX Chicago’s Joanie Lum has the latest on its condition.

25 years later, Bradley sisters' disappearance remains one of Chicago's biggest mysteries
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Today marks 25 years since the young Bradley sisters disappeared. It's become one of Chicago's most infamous mysteries and one of the must frustrating. Diamond and Tionda Bradley's family says their disappearance is still very raw. 

Hair company seeks support amid closure concerns | ChicagoLIVE
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Afro Unicorn, a hair care company with products sold throughout the Chicago-area, is seeking support to help avoid closure. Founder and CEO April Showers joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how viewers can help support the business.

Chicago Jazz Philharmonic students head to music residency in Italy | ChicagoLIVE
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Three Chicago Jazz Philharmonic students are traveling to Italy for a music residency. Founder and Artistic Director Orbert Davis explains what the opportunity means as the students represent Chicago and the U.S. on the international stage.

Did FIFA make the right call reversing Folarin Balogun's one-game suspension? | Chicago Sports Tonight
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FS1's Danny Parkins discusses FIFA's ruling to suspend USMNT forward Folarin Balogun's one game suspension from a red card against Bosnia and Herzegovina. He and Cassie Carlson discuss how that impacts the USA's chance to advance to the quarterfinals as they take on Belgium in the round of 16.

CTA and Pretty Cool Ice Cream launch 'L'-inspired ice cream pops | ChicagoLIVE
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Logan Square’s Pretty Cool Ice Cream is partnering with the CTA to create four custom ice cream pops inspired by train lines, each with its own signature flavor. Owner Dana Cree joins ChicagoLIVE to talk all about it.