Iran reimposes restrictions on Strait of Hormuz
video

Now to the latest on the War with Iran.  A major reversal - Iran has once again imposed restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz.  About a fifth of the world's oil moves through that narrow passage.  This comes after president trump said the U.S. would continue its blockade until Iran signs off on a peace deal.  Matt Finn has more.

Police searching for CTA Blue Line sexual assault suspect
video

Chicago police are looking for a man who they say sexually assaulted a woman on a CTA Blue Line train in the Austin neighborhood today.

Heavy rain, storms causing severe flooding in Lake County
video

The torrential rains over the past few days also causing problems in Chicago's northern suburbs.       We chatted earlier today with a representative of the Lake County Emergency Management Agency who said they're working with the Red Cross and Salvation Army in case people need to be evacuated.

5 tornadoes confirmed in Illinois from Friday's storms
video

The National Weather Service confirmed five tornados swept through Illinois on Friday night as the threat of flooding continues in the Chicago area.

Illinois lawmakers seek to allow schools to ban cell phones  | ChicagoLIVE
video

Illinois lawmakers recently passed a bill to allow schools to ban the use of cell phones by students during classes. State Rep. Michelle Mussman (D) explains what happens next.

Tornado devastates parts of NW Illinois
video

Fox Chicago Meteorologist Mark Strehl recaps the devastating line of storms that swept through much of the country, including parts of Northwest Illinois on Friday night.

CPS parent reacts to May 1 drama | The Chicago Report
video

After a lot of back and forth, Chicago Public School leaders and the teachers union have agreed school will be in session on May 1. But there's a catch.  Starting at 1 p.m. CPS will provide about 100 buses and students will have an excused absence for the afternoon if they want to be chaperoned and attend the May Day protests.  They have to get a permission slip. No student will be retaliated against if they choose to stay in school and not attend. Brittany Preston is a CPS parent. She has 4 children in the district, and she's here to weigh in.

Money moves to stay afloat in the economy | The Chicago Report
video

 With rising costs and economic uncertainty hitting close to home, a lot of people say they’re living paycheck to paycheck.  Dr. Boyce Watkins is the founder of the Black Business School is joining us tonight to break down what’s really going on and what families can do to stay afloat.

Bears' officials visit Hammond as stadium decision looms
video

On Friday, the Bears met with representatives at the Lost Marsh Golf Club in Hammond as the back-and-forth continues.

CPS parent reacts to May 1 drama| The Chicago Report
video

After a lot of back and forth, Chicago Public School leaders and the teachers union have agreed school will be in session on May 1. But there's a catch.  Starting at 1 p.m. CPS will provide about 100 buses and students will have an excused absence for the afternoon if they want to be chaperoned and attend the May Day protests.  They have to get a permission slip. No student will be retaliated against if they choose to stay in school and not attend. Brittany Preston is a CPS parent. She has 4 children in the district, and she's here to weigh in.

Bigger Bears draft priority, edge rusher or defensive tackle? | The Offseason, EP 9
video

On Episode 9 of The Offseason, Cassie Carlson is joined by The Athletic's Dan Wiederer and Bears analyst, Anthony Herron to preview the NFL Draft. What is the higher priority for the Bears, defensive end or defensive tackle? Also, should the Bears take a big swing at a high upside prospect or focus on immediate production? Plus, Anthony breaks down two potential trench targets: OT Caleb Lomu and DT Kayden McDonald.