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The 'megaprojects' bill has advanced in the House, so what's next? Marc Ganis weighs in. 

Cassie Carlson, Anthony Herron and Tina Nguyen host Bears Draft Live on Fox Chicago. The crew gets you ready for Night 1 of the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. Who will the Bears target in the 1st round? Anthony breaks down multiple draft prospects, and Tina is up at Halas Hall giving you the latest Bears intel from Lake Forest. Plus, special guests Jeff Joniak and Matt Forte joined the show!

The 2026 NFL Draft lacks a lot of top-tier talent, but the talent that's there fits what the Bears need. The Score's Chris Emma breaks down the 2026 NFL Draft talent pool.

If the Bears want to replicate success from last season, the NFL Draft is where it starts. Jeff Joniak explains why the 2026 NFL Draft is a significant one for the Bears.

Jeff Joniak, the voice of the Bears, joins “Bears Draft Live” to discuss what lies ahead in the NFL Draft and what it could mean for the team next season.

Picking a defensive lineman is the overwhelming favorite option for the Bears if you ask the fans. Anthony Herron breaks down two guys who might be there for the Bears.

Watch as FOX Chicago's Bret Buganski blazes through a sub-5-second 40-yard dash at the Bears Draft Party.

Fox Chicago's JD Rudd has the latest forecast.

Due to a train derailment, CTA trains on the Red, Yellow and Purple lines have been suspended on Thursday in Rogers Park.

The Bears lost both starting safeties. Could they replace one with Dillon Thieneman? Anthony Herron breaks down how he fits.

The Bears have moved on to 2026. Success in this season will largely depend on the 2026 NFL Draft. Anthony Herron describes what the Bears are looking for inthe draft.

  The family of a Crystal Lake man is suing a suburban movie theater following his death. The lawsuit claims he was left in a dark auditorium after a show and fell.   Kasey Chronis is in Woodstock to explain. 

 Niles police are trying to figure out who took a few goose eggs from a nest by Golf Mill Mall.  It was all caught on camera.  Lauren Scafidi has been following this today.

A group of Chicago parents say they were left out of the May Day agreement between CPS and teachers. Now, they are taking the fight to the Board of Education.  And they're fight includes legal counsel. 

Packages are being stolen on the Near West Side. That's something a lot of Chicagoans can relate to.  But in this case, the thieves are on a schedule and have been showing up on camera. Joanie Lum is live in Little Italy.

Meteorologists from Milwaukee, Chicago, and Detroit recap a historic stretch of severe weather. The team analyzes record-breaking tornado counts in Illinois and Wisconsin, flooding emergencies in Michigan, and the psychological impact of "warning fatigue." Plus, a special announcement regarding the team and a look ahead to average summer forecasts.

Fans can watch the NFL Draft from inside Soldier Field tonight, with on-field activities, player meet-and-greets, and live coverage as the Bears hold the 25th pick.

For the 13th straight year, every senior at Southland College prep is headed to college, and this year’s class is celebrating more than $50 million in scholarships. It all unfolded at their annual “All In” ceremony—where the surprises kept coming.

The family of a Crystal Lake man is suing a suburban movie theater following his death. The lawsuit claims he was left in a dark auditorium after a show and fell. Kasey Chronis reports.