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Fox Chicago's Mark Strehl has the latest forecast.

At least three people have died after a possible tornado in Michigan.

 Sunday is Daylight Saving Time. It's going to cost us an hour of sleep.  And every time this happens, there's a debate.  Kasey Chronis has more on one group feeling the impact. 

Friends, family and members of Chicago’s dance community honored a young life taken too soon earlier this evening. Visitation for 17-year-old Boaz “Bo” Flemister took place tonight on the city’s South Side.

Affordability continues to be an issue for millions of Americans.  It's one of the topics that's on the ballot in the November elections. Fox Chicago's hosts The Chicago Report.

 We want to tell you about a rally happening in our backyard tomorrow.  A national group called "Stand Up for Science" will protest what they call quote "The Trump Administration's erosion of established climate and health science."  It starts at 1 p.m. at Federal Plaza.  CEO Colette Delawalla joins us now to tell us more about what they're fighting against.

 Jewish leaders want Mayor Brandon Johnson to do more to make Chicago's Jewish community feel safe.  This Monday, the American Defamation League asked the mayor to adopt a list of recommendations, including an antisemitism task force.  Their senior regional director Rebecca Weininger is joining us to break down her group's demands.

Affordability continues to be an issue for millions of Americans. It's one of the topics that's on the ballot in the November elections.  Right here in Illinois, and Chicago, many are looking for solutions on how to bring down your property taxes.  We're here with former state senator and Illinois senate President John Cullteron.

 It's almost that time. On Sunday, we'll move the clocks forward an hour for daylight saving time. This as a new study shows many teens are already running on too little sleep.  Kasey Chronis is live downtown with the latest. 

But before we wrap up today's services, we want to leave you with just some of the moving and emotional music from today.

FOX Chicago's special coverage on Friday before the homegoing service for Rev. Jesse Jackson in Chicago. 

Tax Day is still a month or so away, so no need to panic. But this year, some new changes could slow you down.  Ted Lindner shows you what to watch for.

Daylight Saving Time is back this weekend, so we’re all losing an hour of sleep. Plus, a new study says teens are already running on empty.  Kasey Chronis is live downtown to break it down.

New developments regarding the Epstein files.  The Department of Justice has posted three FBI interviews related to sexual assault allegation against President Trump.

It’s been almost a week since the war with Iran started, and president trump says no to peace talks right now.   And now a major U.S. adversary is getting involved.  Caroline Shively has the latest developments.

On this episode of "Week in Review," we break down a big week for Chicago sports following the news that the Bears have traded star receiver DJ Moore. We also take you inside the "People’s Celebration" for Rev. Jesse Jackson at the House of Hope, where former presidents gathered to honor a historic legacy. Plus, we look at the latest talks regarding the DNC's possible return to the city and what it could mean for Chicago’s global stage.

Jesse Jackson Jr. highlights the idea that Rev. Jesse Jackson’s biggest impact often happened one-on-one — showing up like “the stranger” in Howard Thurman’s story who restored a broken dream. He says that’s why so many people can point to a moment when Jackson helped them through something real.

At Operation Push on Chicago’s South Side, the work of civil rights leader Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. reached millions through televised broadcasts, rallies, and marches. Tonight we are hearing from Jackson's childhood friend and some of the people that helped him document the movement.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during Rev. Jesse Jackson's celebration of life in Chicago on Friday.