Hundreds of swimmers dive into Lake Michigan for cancer research
National nonprofit Swim Across America is holding its annual swim event Saturday to raise money for cancer research. Event director Alyse Mauro Mason explains the history of the event and how it supports cancer research in Chicago.
National nonprofit Swim Across America is holding its annual swim event Saturday to raise money for cancer research. Event director Alyse Mauro Mason explains the history of the event and how it supports cancer research in Chicago.
AI being used in healthcare for insurance claims, administration
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in every industry, even healthcare, creating debate over whether it is helping solve challenges or replacing doctors. University of Michigan Professor in Medicinal Science Dr. Marschall Runge explains how AI is currently being used in the industry.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in every industry, even healthcare, creating debate over whether it is helping solve challenges or replacing doctors. University of Michigan Professor in Medicinal Science Dr. Marschall Runge explains how AI is currently being used in the industry.
Chicago church expands 'Food for Life' food pantry
New Life Covenant Church Southeast is expanding its Food for Life food pantry to 79th Street, furthering its mission to help feed people. Church founder and lead pastor John Hannah talks about why he wanted to expand the food pantry and what you can do to help support its mission.
New Life Covenant Church Southeast is expanding its Food for Life food pantry to 79th Street, furthering its mission to help feed people. Church founder and lead pastor John Hannah talks about why he wanted to expand the food pantry and what you can do to help support its mission.
New law proposed by Illinois state rep. intern reforms sexual assault reporting
A new law amends Illinois sexual assault reporting procedures, expanding the rights of victims to request the gender of an interviewing officer and allowing them a support person during interviews. Stephanie Bolanos, 20, developed the bill as an intern for State Rep. Daniel Didech and explains what went into her proposal.
A new law amends Illinois sexual assault reporting procedures, expanding the rights of victims to request the gender of an interviewing officer and allowing them a support person during interviews. Stephanie Bolanos, 20, developed the bill as an intern for State Rep. Daniel Didech and explains what went into her proposal.
Illinois second to last state in building new homes, leading to homebuying bidding wars
Homebuyers across Chicago and the suburbs are finding themselves in bidding wars, paying hundreds of thousands of dollars above asking price to secure a home. Realtor.com senior economist Hannah Jones joins Good Day to break down the numbers and give you tips on navigating the current housing market.
Homebuyers across Chicago and the suburbs are finding themselves in bidding wars, paying hundreds of thousands of dollars above asking price to secure a home. Realtor.com senior economist Hannah Jones joins Good Day to break down the numbers and give you tips on navigating the current housing market.
What key primary results could mean for the midterm elections
Political science professor Stephen Maynard Caliendo breaks down key primary results in Michigan and Missouri and explains what they could reveal about voter priorities and the upcoming midterm elections.
Political science professor Stephen Maynard Caliendo breaks down key primary results in Michigan and Missouri and explains what they could reveal about voter priorities and the upcoming midterm elections.
How Flock cameras work and why they raise privacy concerns
A former Secret Service agent explains how Flock cameras help law enforcement investigate crimes, how automated license plate recognition works, and why privacy concerns continue to fuel public debate.
A former Secret Service agent explains how Flock cameras help law enforcement investigate crimes, how automated license plate recognition works, and why privacy concerns continue to fuel public debate.
Crews recover sunken boat from Lake Michigan in Chicago
A boat recovery operation was underway Wednesday along Chicago's lakefront after a 42-foot vessel sank the night before.
A boat recovery operation was underway Wednesday along Chicago's lakefront after a 42-foot vessel sank the night before.
2 killed in fiery crash on I-88 in Aurora
Two people were killed in a fiery overnight crash on I-88 in Aurora, according to Illinois State Police.
Two people were killed in a fiery overnight crash on I-88 in Aurora, according to Illinois State Police.
Chicago area faces off-and-on rain today, with heavier storms possible this evening
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Chicago man charged in killings of two girls on Southeast Side
A 21-year-old Chicago man is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two teenage girls.
A 21-year-old Chicago man is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two teenage girls.
National Night Out celebration draws large crowd in Indiana
It's National Night Out and the biggest celebration is in Munster, Indiana.
It's National Night Out and the biggest celebration is in Munster, Indiana.
Chicago weather: Localized flash flooding could be possible on Wednesday
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Ballot laws lawsuit, Mayor Johnson's finance director resigns | The Chicago Report
Chicago alderman and independent Congressional candidate Byron Sigcho-Lopez is taking Illinois' ballot laws to federal court. And, Mayor Brandon Johnson's director of the office of budget and management has announced she is leaving her post. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Chicago alderman and independent Congressional candidate Byron Sigcho-Lopez is taking Illinois' ballot laws to federal court. And, Mayor Brandon Johnson's director of the office of budget and management has announced she is leaving her post. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
The Bears and Darnell Wright make NFL History, plus Jahmyr Gibbs demands Bijan Robinson cash
The Bears lose Coby Bryant for eight to ten weeks but lock up Darnell Wright with a record extension, while the Lions watch Jahmyr Gibbs wait for a new deal. The Packers welcome back tight end Tucker Kraft as Zach Tom changes his last name. The Vikings deal with two QB's riding the struggle bus early in practice.
The Bears lose Coby Bryant for eight to ten weeks but lock up Darnell Wright with a record extension, while the Lions watch Jahmyr Gibbs wait for a new deal. The Packers welcome back tight end Tucker Kraft as Zach Tom changes his last name. The Vikings deal with two QB's riding the struggle bus early in practice.
Aurora hosts 50th Beep Baseball World Series
A form of baseball focusing on sound is giving those who are blind or visually impaired a chance to play. This week, the world series is happening in Aurora.
A form of baseball focusing on sound is giving those who are blind or visually impaired a chance to play. This week, the world series is happening in Aurora.
Wishbone closing after three decades in business
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
A beloved Chicago breakfast spot is closing for good after 36 years.
The rise of modern cyberwarfare: What you should know
Several states across the country have experienced cyberattacks targeting water and wastewater systems. Cybersecurity Expert Harry Maugans joins ChicagoLIVE to share tips on how to help protect against potential hacks.
Several states across the country have experienced cyberattacks targeting water and wastewater systems. Cybersecurity Expert Harry Maugans joins ChicagoLIVE to share tips on how to help protect against potential hacks.
2 missing kayakers from Chicagoland area found dead in Wisconsin
Two people from the Chicagoland area died over the weekend in Door County, Wisconsin. Both had been missing since Saturday night.
Two people from the Chicagoland area died over the weekend in Door County, Wisconsin. Both had been missing since Saturday night.
How an Illinois program is helping high-risk pregnancy patients | ChicagoLIVE
The CARLA program was created after the Roe v. Wade ruling to help eliminate barriers to abortion care. It provides one-on-one support for patients, including transportation and other assistance. Meghan Daniels of the Chicago Abortion Fund joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the program's impact.
The CARLA program was created after the Roe v. Wade ruling to help eliminate barriers to abortion care. It provides one-on-one support for patients, including transportation and other assistance. Meghan Daniels of the Chicago Abortion Fund joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the program's impact.