Iran reviewing US proposal as pressure increases from Trump
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President Donald Trump spoke optimistically about the progress of peace negotiations with Iran, telling reporters Wednesday afternoon that the U.S. has had "very good talks" with the country’s leadership over the previous 24 hours. 

Loaves & Fishes breaks ground on hub expansion in Aurora
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One of the state's biggest resources for families facing food insecurity is growing.  Loaves and Fishes in Aurora has a brand new addition on the way. It's a move leaders say will help meet the rising need in the community.  Kasey Chronis has a look at the project, and what it means for local families.

Golden Graham: Why the Bulls found the right guy to lead the franchise | Chicago Sports Tonight
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The Athletic's Jon Greenbeg joined Cassie Carlson on CST to recap Bryson Graham's introductory press conference as the new Bulls EVP of Basketball Operations. How impressed were Cassie & John with Bryson's first appearance with the Bulls? Plus, should Bulls fans feel a sense of confidence with Graham in charge? Also, Jon tells us where the Michael Reinsdorf took Graham out to dinner the night before his interview with the Bulls.

Where did the nickname 'Mo Baller' come from? | 1-on-1 with Moisés Ballesteros
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Tina went 1-on-1 with Moises Ballesteros at Wrigley Field. How did the Cubs rookie get the nickname 'Mo Baller'? Plus, what is Ballesteros' secret to good contact and power at the plate? Also, Tina gets some Spanish lessons from the Venezuelan ball player.

Local police probe into Silverio Villegas Gonzalez's death | The Chicago Report
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We're bringing in Axios reporter Monica Eng to tell us what she's working on.  Let's start with a story that broke today, Franklin Park Police is launching an investigation into the death of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez, eight months after ICE agents shot him.

Mayor Johnson lobbies for more LGDF revenue | The Chicago Report
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Even though the dollar amount is technically staying the same, Mayor Johnson and the Illinois Municipal League, say local governments need at least another billion dollars, to pay for critical programs.  We're bringing in Brad Cole with the LMC to give us some background on this state program. 

Remembering fallen Chicago police officer Areanah Preston
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Three years after Chicago Police Officer Areanah Preston was shot and killed outside her South Side home, her family, fellow officers, and department leadership gathered Tuesday in the Fifth District for a memorial roll call to honor her life and service.

Loaves & Fishes breaks ground on new hub expansion in Aurora
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In Aurora, the state's largest food pantry is celebrating a major expansion.  Loaves and Fishes just broke ground on a huge addition.  Kasey Chronis is live with what this means for community members.

Hantavirus cruise ship outbreak: Multiple sick passengers taken for treatment
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The cruise ship at the center of a deadly hantavirus outbreak is still at sea. Several sick passengers were taken for medical treatment today. Here's what we know right now. 

Chicago Bulls introduce Bryson Graham as new executive VP
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Bryson Graham was introduced as the team's new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. The 39-year-old front office leader will take over after learning in New Orleans and reshaping Atlanta's front office.

New Illinois proposal aims to lower property taxes for homeowners | ChicagoLIVE
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With property taxes rising across Illinois, some lawmakers are proposing new legislation aimed at providing relief for homeowners. State Rep. Dan Ugaste joined ChicagoLIVE to explain the plan, how it could impact taxpayers and schools, and what challenges the proposal may face as it moves forward.

Family, Chicago police honor fallen officer Areanah Preston
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Three years after Chicago Police Officer Areanah Preston was shot and killed outside her South Side home, her family, fellow officers, and department leadership gathered Tuesday in the Fifth District for a memorial roll call to honor her life and service.

Missing gun at Arlington Heights school still unrecovered days later, person of interest in custody
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The search continues for a gun that went missing inside an Arlington Heights school earlier this week. Leslie Moreno reports police now believe the weapon was likely stolen after a school resource officer removed it in a restroom Monday afternoon. A person of interest is in custody, but the firearm has still not been recovered.