Local choir brings together people with early memory loss
Music can do a lot for your mind, and that's what the good memories choir is all about. It brings together people in Illinois with early memory loss and their care partners. We've got Lynn Clark with us today. She's the board president of the choir.
Music can do a lot for your mind, and that's what the good memories choir is all about. It brings together people in Illinois with early memory loss and their care partners. We've got Lynn Clark with us today. She's the board president of the choir.
Chicago HS students use coffee to support families of fallen first responders
A Chicago high school is turning a morning cup of coffee as a powerful way to give back to the families of fallen first responders.
A Chicago high school is turning a morning cup of coffee as a powerful way to give back to the families of fallen first responders.
Hegseth defends Iran War's mission, costs
Lawmakers put some tough questions to the top military officials today. It's the first time they've testified under oath since Operation Epic Fury started.
Lawmakers put some tough questions to the top military officials today. It's the first time they've testified under oath since Operation Epic Fury started.
Pritzker wants Illinois lawmakers to move on Bears stadium bill, but hurdles remain
While Gov. JB Pritzker and other state and local officials have continued to push for the passage of the so-called Mega Projects bill, which the Chicago Bears argue is necessary to build a new suburban stadium, it appears that’s unlikely to happen without some changes to the version passed by the House of Representatives last week.
While Gov. JB Pritzker and other state and local officials have continued to push for the passage of the so-called Mega Projects bill, which the Chicago Bears argue is necessary to build a new suburban stadium, it appears that’s unlikely to happen without some changes to the version passed by the House of Representatives last week.
Feds drop felony charge against remaining 'Broadview Six'
In a surprise move, federal prosecutors have decided to drop felony conspiracy charges against the remaining "Broadview Six" protesters. But that doesn't mean the case is over.
In a surprise move, federal prosecutors have decided to drop felony conspiracy charges against the remaining "Broadview Six" protesters. But that doesn't mean the case is over.
FBI raids Northwest Indiana restaurants, including Gino's Steak House
The FBI hit several places in northwest Indiana today, including businesses that have been around for years. Joanie Lum is outside Gino's in Merrillville.
The FBI hit several places in northwest Indiana today, including businesses that have been around for years. Joanie Lum is outside Gino's in Merrillville.
What to know about the Lil Zay Osama case – and the Chicago drill culture behind it | ChicagoLIVE
Lil Zay Osama is facing serious federal charges tied to a Winnetka home invasion, putting renewed attention on Chicago’s drill rap scene.
Lil Zay Osama is facing serious federal charges tied to a Winnetka home invasion, putting renewed attention on Chicago’s drill rap scene.
Stuck in traffic? Aging bridges may be to blame | ChicagoLIVE
With more bridges falling into “poor condition”, experts warn the U.S. is in a constant cycle of playing catch-up on critical infrastructure needs.
With more bridges falling into “poor condition”, experts warn the U.S. is in a constant cycle of playing catch-up on critical infrastructure needs.
Why fewer students are enrolling – and what it could mean for the future of schools | ChicagoLIVE
New data shows declining enrollment across K-12 schools and colleges, raising concerns about funding, staffing and the long-term stability of local communities.
New data shows declining enrollment across K-12 schools and colleges, raising concerns about funding, staffing and the long-term stability of local communities.
Illinois bill would expand access to adult changing stations in public spaces | ChicagoLIVE
A proposed expansion of Sami’s Law would require adult-sized changing stations in certain public buildings to improve restroom access for people with disabilities.
A proposed expansion of Sami’s Law would require adult-sized changing stations in certain public buildings to improve restroom access for people with disabilities.
What Great Lakes pink salmon can teach us about invasive species | ChicagoLIVE
A NOAA study suggests the rapid growth of pink salmon populations in the Great Lakes may provide early warnings for similar patterns emerging in the Arctic, North Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
A NOAA study suggests the rapid growth of pink salmon populations in the Great Lakes may provide early warnings for similar patterns emerging in the Arctic, North Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Viral ‘speed run’ trend targets Scientology buildings nationwide | ChicagoNOW
Videos circulating online show people storming Scientology buildings in several cities, including Los Angeles and Detroit.
Videos circulating online show people storming Scientology buildings in several cities, including Los Angeles and Detroit.
What does '8647' mean? Former prosecutor explains Comey indictment | ChicagoNOW
Former federal prosecutor Pat Brady breaks down the legal challenges in the indictment of James Comey, including how courts evaluate intent, political speech and alleged threats.
Former federal prosecutor Pat Brady breaks down the legal challenges in the indictment of James Comey, including how courts evaluate intent, political speech and alleged threats.
White Sox to celebrate women fans at ‘Gameday for the Girls’ | ChicagoNOW
The Chicago White Sox are putting women sports fans in the spotlight with “Gameday for the Girls” on May 9, including a VIP experience and programming centered on female athletes and voices.
The Chicago White Sox are putting women sports fans in the spotlight with “Gameday for the Girls” on May 9, including a VIP experience and programming centered on female athletes and voices.
Local pup takes home Pet Lover’s Choice Award | ChicagoNOW
Pancake, a local dog known for her playful personality, has been crowned a 2026 Pet Lover’s Choice Award winner.
Pancake, a local dog known for her playful personality, has been crowned a 2026 Pet Lover’s Choice Award winner.
Lawmakers demand change to SAFE-T Act following deadly Chicago police shooting | ChicagoNOW
Following the shooting death of a Chicago police officer and critical injury of another, Senate Republican Leader John Curran is urging lawmakers to take immediate action to revise the SAFE-T Act.
Following the shooting death of a Chicago police officer and critical injury of another, Senate Republican Leader John Curran is urging lawmakers to take immediate action to revise the SAFE-T Act.
Mega Projects bill makes its way to IL Senate as Bears meet with NFL
As Illinois state lawmakers continue to weigh the "Mega Projects" bill that the Chicago Bears want passed to build a new stadium, team officials are meeting with the NFL's Stadium Committee on their future plans.
As Illinois state lawmakers continue to weigh the "Mega Projects" bill that the Chicago Bears want passed to build a new stadium, team officials are meeting with the NFL's Stadium Committee on their future plans.
Multiple NW Indiana businesses searched by FBI
FBI agents were searching multiple northwest Indiana businesses Wednesday.
FBI agents were searching multiple northwest Indiana businesses Wednesday.
NeighborSpace brings green space to Chicago
An organization called NeighborSpace is helping transform Chicago’s “concrete jungle,” encouraging residents to get their hands in the dirt.
An organization called NeighborSpace is helping transform Chicago’s “concrete jungle,” encouraging residents to get their hands in the dirt.
Chicago Fire ride six-game unbeaten streak into U.S. Open Cup clash with St. Louis City
The Chicago Fire are preparing for a U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 matchup against St. Louis City.
The Chicago Fire are preparing for a U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 matchup against St. Louis City.