Training Camp Recap: “The Bears’ depth is being tested” | Chicago Sports Tonight
Cassie Carlson & Dan Wiederer recap an intense Bears training camp practice on Thursday. How much is the Bears depth being tested with some of these injuries on the offensive line and secondary? Also, what is the timeline for the Bears to make their decision at left tackle and who is the best option if Braxton Jones’ injury is long-term? Plus, Ben Johnson sings Darnell Wright’s praises and believes there is an even higher level the All-Pro right tackle can get to.
Cassie Carlson & Dan Wiederer recap an intense Bears training camp practice on Thursday. How much is the Bears depth being tested with some of these injuries on the offensive line and secondary? Also, what is the timeline for the Bears to make their decision at left tackle and who is the best option if Braxton Jones’ injury is long-term? Plus, Ben Johnson sings Darnell Wright’s praises and believes there is an even higher level the All-Pro right tackle can get to.
Florida woman's wing-fueled weed traffic stop leaves sheriff with questions | ChicagoLIVE
A Florida woman is facing drug trafficking charges after deputies say she was pulled over for weaving on the road and blamed her driving on eating chicken wings. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd joins ChicagoLIVE to break down the unusual traffic stop.
A Florida woman is facing drug trafficking charges after deputies say she was pulled over for weaving on the road and blamed her driving on eating chicken wings. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd joins ChicagoLIVE to break down the unusual traffic stop.
Bears' longest practice brings heavy "thumping" & injuries | Chicago Sports Tonight
Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson & Devan Kaney recap the most physical and longest Bears training camp practice yet. Thursday's padded practice brought heavy "thumping", but it came with a price as left tackle Braxton Jones and pass rusher Montez Sweat left with injuries. Plus, Ben Johnson calls out the offense for their pre-snap mistakes, while veteran wide receiver Kalif Raymonds sets the tone with his relentless work ethic.
Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson & Devan Kaney recap the most physical and longest Bears training camp practice yet. Thursday's padded practice brought heavy "thumping", but it came with a price as left tackle Braxton Jones and pass rusher Montez Sweat left with injuries. Plus, Ben Johnson calls out the offense for their pre-snap mistakes, while veteran wide receiver Kalif Raymonds sets the tone with his relentless work ethic.
Chicago boat tours, water taxis face cancellations due to rising river levels | ChicagoLIVE
Rising river levels are impacting some tours and water taxi operations, with concerns about safely passing beneath Chicago’s bridges. Wendella Tours & Cruises’ Andrew Sargis explains the issue and what it means for passengers.
Rising river levels are impacting some tours and water taxi operations, with concerns about safely passing beneath Chicago’s bridges. Wendella Tours & Cruises’ Andrew Sargis explains the issue and what it means for passengers.
How your voice could shape Chicago's next park improvements | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago residents now have a direct say in how the Chicago Park District spends $500,000 on park improvements. Chicago Park District CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa joins ChicagoLIVE to explain how residents can get involved and help shape future projects.
Chicago residents now have a direct say in how the Chicago Park District spends $500,000 on park improvements. Chicago Park District CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa joins ChicagoLIVE to explain how residents can get involved and help shape future projects.
Fox River boat crash: Chicago attorney details family's wrongful death lawsuit | ChicagoLIVE
Earlier in July, U.S. Marine veteran Magdalena Jablonska of Des Plaines was killed after an alleged intoxicated boater crashed into her on Fox River. Louis C. Cairo, an attorney with GWC Injury Lawyers, explains the details of the family’s wrongful death lawsuit.
Earlier in July, U.S. Marine veteran Magdalena Jablonska of Des Plaines was killed after an alleged intoxicated boater crashed into her on Fox River. Louis C. Cairo, an attorney with GWC Injury Lawyers, explains the details of the family’s wrongful death lawsuit.
Indiana Democratic Party chair: 'End the war' instead of extending gas tax holiday
Indiana drivers will continue paying some of the nation's lowest gas prices after Gov. Mike Braun extended the state's gas tax holiday, which had been set to expire Friday. Karen Tallian, chair of the Indiana Democratic Party, joins the show to discuss the extension and what it means for Hoosier drivers.
Indiana drivers will continue paying some of the nation's lowest gas prices after Gov. Mike Braun extended the state's gas tax holiday, which had been set to expire Friday. Karen Tallian, chair of the Indiana Democratic Party, joins the show to discuss the extension and what it means for Hoosier drivers.
TMZ: Nolan Wells' mom faces misconduct complaint; Family says Perez Hilton is doing better
TMZ's Michael Babcock joins Good Day Chicago with the latest updates on the misconduct complaint involving Nolan Wells' mom and the latest on Perez Hilton's condition following his livestream incident.
TMZ's Michael Babcock joins Good Day Chicago with the latest updates on the misconduct complaint involving Nolan Wells' mom and the latest on Perez Hilton's condition following his livestream incident.
Chicago weather: Thursday afternoon forecast
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Chicago police station 'overrun' by rats: 'I'm seeing them pretty much everyday'
The Chicago Police Department's 20th District station in Budlong Woods has been battling a growing rat infestation, with the property going months without cleanup. The city's Department of Streets and Sanitation is now clearing the area after residents and officers raised concerns. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live with a look at the conditions.
The Chicago Police Department's 20th District station in Budlong Woods has been battling a growing rat infestation, with the property going months without cleanup. The city's Department of Streets and Sanitation is now clearing the area after residents and officers raised concerns. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live with a look at the conditions.
Bud Billiken Parade returns for its 97th year with LisaRaye as grand marshal
The Bud Billiken Parade celebrates 97 years of community, culture and back-to-school traditions, with actress LisaRaye McCoy serving as this year's grand marshal.
The Bud Billiken Parade celebrates 97 years of community, culture and back-to-school traditions, with actress LisaRaye McCoy serving as this year's grand marshal.
Six Flags announces new family adventure area with 9 attractions
Six Flags Great America is unveiling Camp Timber Trail, a brand-new family-themed area set to open in 2027 as part of a multi-year transformation of the park.
Six Flags Great America is unveiling Camp Timber Trail, a brand-new family-themed area set to open in 2027 as part of a multi-year transformation of the park.
Family files wrongful death lawsuit in deadly Fox River boat crash
Attorneys announced Thursday a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the deadly July 25 boat crash on the Fox River that killed Magdalena Jablonska and injured her fiancé, Alen Telmini.
Attorneys announced Thursday a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the deadly July 25 boat crash on the Fox River that killed Magdalena Jablonska and injured her fiancé, Alen Telmini.
Rats, weeds and unanswered calls: Chicago police station faces growing pest problem
Officers at a Chicago police district say overgrown brush and delayed maintenance have led to a rat infestation outside their station, prompting concerns about conditions and city response.
Officers at a Chicago police district say overgrown brush and delayed maintenance have led to a rat infestation outside their station, prompting concerns about conditions and city response.
Chicago children selling flowers on street corners sparks debate over safety and child labor
Young children selling flowers in busy Chicago neighborhoods are raising concerns about safety, child labor laws and the challenges facing street-vending families as advocates discuss possible solutions.
Young children selling flowers in busy Chicago neighborhoods are raising concerns about safety, child labor laws and the challenges facing street-vending families as advocates discuss possible solutions.
Postpartum Psychosis and the Lindsay Clancy trial
Our expert breaks down the difference between postpartum disorder and postpartum psychosis in light of the high profile Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
Our expert breaks down the difference between postpartum disorder and postpartum psychosis in light of the high profile Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
81 years after Hiroshima: Why Chicago still has a role in the nuclear conversation
As the world marks the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ CEO Alexandra Bell discusses Chicago’s connection to the Manhattan Project, today’s nuclear threats and efforts to prevent future disasters.
As the world marks the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ CEO Alexandra Bell discusses Chicago’s connection to the Manhattan Project, today’s nuclear threats and efforts to prevent future disasters.
Child critically injured in Crystal Lake e-bike crash as calls grow for tougher safety rules
A child is fighting for their life after an e-bike crash in Crystal Lake, adding to growing concerns about the safety of motorized bikes and scooters across the Chicago area.
A child is fighting for their life after an e-bike crash in Crystal Lake, adding to growing concerns about the safety of motorized bikes and scooters across the Chicago area.
AI is changing college: More than 80% of students now use it for school
New research shows AI use among college students is surging, and an education expert explains how students can use the technology responsibly without sacrificing critical thinking or creativity.
New research shows AI use among college students is surging, and an education expert explains how students can use the technology responsibly without sacrificing critical thinking or creativity.
Why thousands of library books are stuck in limbo across Chicago
A staffing shortage has left thousands of books backed up across Chicago Public Library branches, delaying holds, frustrating patrons and creating a growing challenge for library workers trying to keep up.
A staffing shortage has left thousands of books backed up across Chicago Public Library branches, delaying holds, frustrating patrons and creating a growing challenge for library workers trying to keep up.