Why Southwest Airlines is ending O’Hare service
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Southwest Airlines plans to stop flying out of O’Hare International Airport and instead focus its Chicago operations at Midway. A transportation expert explains how competition with United and American at O’Hare, airline restructuring, and federal concerns about airport congestion could shape flight availability and travel costs in Chicago.

Illinois vs. Wisconsin: Big Ten tournament predictions and NBA prospects | ChicagoLIVE
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Chris K from Fox Chicago Sports joins the show live from the United Center to break down all the action at the Big Ten tournament! We discuss why Michigan looks like an unstoppable force, preview the highly anticipated Illinois vs. Wisconsin matchup and explore which "Cinderella" teams the selection committee might be sleeping on. 

What Chicago’s tip credit fight means for restaurants
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Rebekah Paxton of the Employment Policies Institute discusses the push to freeze Chicago’s phaseout of the tipped wage credit. Supporters of the pause say the change could raise costs for restaurants, slow hiring and hurt workers, while city leaders weigh whether Chicago could face some of the same challenges seen in Washington, D.C.

Strong winds tear roof off suburban Chicago high school, classes canceled | ChicagoLIVE
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Classes were canceled at Walsh Academy in Niles on Friday after powerful wind gusts reaching 60 mph tore a portion of the roof off the building. Fox Chicago's Tia Ewing reports. 

Are AI real estate photos misleading buyers?
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Property Pixel founder Subhav Gautam explains how AI is being used to enhance real estate listing photos through decluttering, virtual staging and lighting fixes. He also addresses the growing concern over “home fishing,” where edited images can make a property look better than it really is, and says guardrails and honest use are key to keeping buyers from being misled.

Restaurants hit a price ceiling and look for new ways to cut costs
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A new industry report finds many independent restaurants can’t keep raising menu prices, forcing operators to focus on cutting costs, staffing challenges, and changing dining habits.

FBI investigates synagogue attack in Michigan as antisemitic act of hate
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Authorities say a man drove a truck into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield while armed with a rifle and explosive device, but a security guard stopped the attack before more than 100 children inside were harmed.

Person found dead in Aroma Park home damaged by tornado identified
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A person found dead inside an Aroma Park home damaged by a tornado that tore through Kankakee County earlier this week has been identified.

Southwest Airlines to end service at O’Hare
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Southwest Airlines will discontinue service at O'Hare International Airport beginning this summer.

Meet Golden Girls MKE: The over-50 dance squad making their Chicago St. Patrick’s Day Parade debut | ChicagoNOW
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Leaders of the dance group Golden Girls MKE joins the studio to discuss their intense rehearsal schedule and what fans can expect from their high-energy Chicago St. Patrick’s Day Parade performance.

Report: Surprising percentage of U.S. produce contains ‘forever’ pesticides | ChicagoNOW
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Varun Subramaniam with the Environmental Working Group (EWG) joins us to discuss a new report revealing that nearly 40% of nonorganic fruits and vegetables grown in California contain traces of "forever chemical" PFAS pesticides.

Florida Man Arrested: The $600,000 onion & potato heist explained | ChicagoNOW
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A Florida man faces up to 10 years in federal prison after allegedly stealing over $600,000 in produce through a series of elaborate fraud schemes targeting wholesale companies.

Chicago Sky unveils Fire Orange 3-point line to inspire the next generation of girls in basketball
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Former Whitney Young star Linnae Harper and Chicago Sky Foundation’s Awvee Storey discuss how the new South Side Fire Orange 3-point line and youth clinic aim to create opportunities and empower young girls in Chicagoland basketball.

Rising fertilizer and diesel costs could make groceries more expensive
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Professor Nick Paulson from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign explains how global conflicts are driving up farm input costs and what that could mean for corn, soybeans, pumpkins, and your grocery bill.

Mom Dance Party brings music and mental health support to Chicago
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DJ Lady D previews Chicago’s upcoming Mom Dance Party, a growing national event designed to give mothers a fun space to connect, dance and support maternal mental health.

Illinois offers $15,000 grant to help first-time homebuyers
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Financial advisor Aaron Sims of Northwestern Mutual explains how a new Illinois first-time homebuyer grant program offering up to $15,000 could help more residents afford their first home.

The mysterious Chicago grave of Boston Tea Party survivor David Kennison | Monument Moment
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Did you know the last survivor of the Boston Tea Party is buried in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood? And that he lived to be 115 years old? In our newest Monument Moment, we dig into the mystery of David Kennison, the man behind some seriously “tall tales.”

Chicago prepares for massive St. Patrick’s Day crowds with citywide safety plan
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Chicago Deputy Mayor of Community Safety Garien Gatewood explains how the city plans to manage huge St. Patrick’s Day crowds—from police presence and violence interrupters to alcohol rules and potential hot spots.