Inside scoop on potential White Sox stadium site in the South Loop | Toyota Talks
In this week's Toyota Talks, Tina Nguyen chatted with MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin about the new potential White Sox stadium site after Matt Ishbia purchased a plot of land in the South Loop. Scott also previews how White Sox spring training is going in Arizona and some storylines White Sox fans should be looking for with Opening Day a week away.
In this week's Toyota Talks, Tina Nguyen chatted with MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin about the new potential White Sox stadium site after Matt Ishbia purchased a plot of land in the South Loop. Scott also previews how White Sox spring training is going in Arizona and some storylines White Sox fans should be looking for with Opening Day a week away.
Joakim Noah backs Illinois bill to expand housing support for people leaving prison
Former Chicago Bulls All Star Joakim Noah stood alongside community leaders Thursday to push state legislation aimed at expanding housing support for people returning from prison, arguing stable housing can shape whether someone successfully rebuilds their life.
Former Chicago Bulls All Star Joakim Noah stood alongside community leaders Thursday to push state legislation aimed at expanding housing support for people returning from prison, arguing stable housing can shape whether someone successfully rebuilds their life.
Chicago mother moves after finding strangers in her bed
A young mom walks into her home expecting peace. Instead, she gets total chaos. Her window's shattered. Her stuff tossed everywhere. Inside strangers weren't just in her home but in her bed. Tia Ewing has the video from the encounter.
A young mom walks into her home expecting peace. Instead, she gets total chaos. Her window's shattered. Her stuff tossed everywhere. Inside strangers weren't just in her home but in her bed. Tia Ewing has the video from the encounter.
Illinois lawmakers push tax incentives to keep Bears in Chicago
A new “mega projects” bill aims to offer tax advantages to the Chicago Bears and major developers as state leaders respond to the team’s potential move to Indiana.
A new “mega projects” bill aims to offer tax advantages to the Chicago Bears and major developers as state leaders respond to the team’s potential move to Indiana.
USPS warns it could run out of cash next year
The U.S. Postal Service says it may run out of money by next year and is asking Congress for help. Officials are considering raising stamp prices and cutting services, while customers say they still rely on the mail for essentials like bills, medications and deliveries.
The U.S. Postal Service says it may run out of money by next year and is asking Congress for help. Officials are considering raising stamp prices and cutting services, while customers say they still rely on the mail for essentials like bills, medications and deliveries.
Loyola student shot to death while walking with friends near Chicago beach
A Loyola student was shot and killed near Tobey Prinz Beach early Thursday morning in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood.
A Loyola student was shot and killed near Tobey Prinz Beach early Thursday morning in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood.
Chicago firefighter’s death under investigation; man questioned after deadly fire
Police are questioning a man in connection to the fire that killed Chicago firefighter Michael Altman, though no arrests have been confirmed. Altman died after falling through a floor while battling a blaze in Rogers Park.
Police are questioning a man in connection to the fire that killed Chicago firefighter Michael Altman, though no arrests have been confirmed. Altman died after falling through a floor while battling a blaze in Rogers Park.
Jimmy Gracey: Body of missing Chicago-area man pulled from Barcelona waters
Spanish police confirm the body of 20-year-old Jimmy Gracey was pulled from the waters in Barcelona on Thursday.
Spanish police confirm the body of 20-year-old Jimmy Gracey was pulled from the waters in Barcelona on Thursday.
Mayor Johnson fires Deputy Mayor for Public Safety
A surprise firing of Mayor Johnson's top official for public safety- Deputy Mayor Garien Gatewood.
A surprise firing of Mayor Johnson's top official for public safety- Deputy Mayor Garien Gatewood.
Moose Vinyl acquires beloved Lemont record store | ChicagoLIVE
Moose Vinyl expands to brick-and-mortar with the acquisition of Lemont’s B-Side Records.
Moose Vinyl expands to brick-and-mortar with the acquisition of Lemont’s B-Side Records.
South Shore Line opens Monon Corridor branch | ChicagoLIVE
The long-awaited West Lake extension is now live. Monon Corridor service begins March 31, connecting Munster/Dyer to Chicago with new stops at Hammond Gateway, South Hammond, and Munster Ridge.
The long-awaited West Lake extension is now live. Monon Corridor service begins March 31, connecting Munster/Dyer to Chicago with new stops at Hammond Gateway, South Hammond, and Munster Ridge.
New Soldier Field concept video shows domed stadium vision
A newly released concept video from Edward Peck Design shows a reimagined Soldier Field with a dome and surrounding entertainment district.
A newly released concept video from Edward Peck Design shows a reimagined Soldier Field with a dome and surrounding entertainment district.
The battle for Durbin’s seat: Juliana Stratton to face Don Tracy in November
Following Tuesday's primary, Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Don Tracy are officially facing off for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Dick Durbin.
Following Tuesday's primary, Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Don Tracy are officially facing off for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Dick Durbin.
Lovely warm Chicago weekend on tap
Kaitlin Cody has your Chicago weather update!
Kaitlin Cody has your Chicago weather update!
Notre Dame makes tuition free for families under $150K | ChicagoLIVE
The University of Notre Dame will cover full tuition for undergraduates from families earning less than $150,000 starting in 2026-27.
The University of Notre Dame will cover full tuition for undergraduates from families earning less than $150,000 starting in 2026-27.
Loyola student killed in Rogers Park shooting, alder speaks out | ChicagoLIVE
Police say a masked man opened fire on a group of friends early Thursday morning, killing Sheridan Gorman, a Loyola student.
Police say a masked man opened fire on a group of friends early Thursday morning, killing Sheridan Gorman, a Loyola student.
Jimmy Gracey: Search for missing Chicago-area man in Barcelona reportedly shifts to sea
The search for Jimmy Gracey, a Chicago-area man who vanished this week while in Barcelona, has shifted to the sea, according to a local journalist.
The search for Jimmy Gracey, a Chicago-area man who vanished this week while in Barcelona, has shifted to the sea, according to a local journalist.
Deadly counterfeit Xanax linked to overdoses in Cook County: DEA
Federal officials say fake pills made with a dangerous synthetic drug are driving dozens of overdoses, urging the public to recognize risks and avoid counterfeit medications.
Federal officials say fake pills made with a dangerous synthetic drug are driving dozens of overdoses, urging the public to recognize risks and avoid counterfeit medications.
Airport security lines surge nationwide as staffing shortages disrupt travel
Ongoing TSA staffing shortages tied to the prolonged DHS shutdown are causing hours-long airport security delays, checkpoint closures, and travel disruptions as spring break demand rises.
Ongoing TSA staffing shortages tied to the prolonged DHS shutdown are causing hours-long airport security delays, checkpoint closures, and travel disruptions as spring break demand rises.
Pentagon seeks $200B as U.S. strikes on Iran intensify
U.S. forces are ramping up attacks on Iranian targets while the Pentagon asks Congress for billions more to sustain operations amid ongoing conflict and rising casualties.
U.S. forces are ramping up attacks on Iranian targets while the Pentagon asks Congress for billions more to sustain operations amid ongoing conflict and rising casualties.