Deadly anti-government protests in Iran | What it could mean for the US
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Deadly anti-government protests are unfolding in Iran. Robert Pape, a University of Chicago political science professor who specializes in international security affairs, explains what’s happening and how it could impact the United States.

Cook County and Chicago launch new violence against women task force
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New efforts are underway to bring leaders together to focus on the health and safety of women, children, and vulnerable individuals. Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller joins us to explain the new Cook County and City of Chicago Violence Against Women Task Force and why addressing domestic violence is a key priority.

Flu cases surging nationwide and in Chicago area
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A child in Illinois has died from the flu as cases are jumping across Chicago. This isn't just a local problem, it's nationwide. Here's what's driving the surge.

Chicago-area leaders blame Congress for rising ACA insurance costs
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People in Illinois enrolled in the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance are seeing large increases in their premiums.

Chicago's Venezuelan community react to Maduro's capture
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Chicago's Venezuelan community reacted with relief, concerns, and many questions in the aftermath of U.S. forces striking Venezuela and capturing Nicolas Maduro over the weekend.

Maduro pleads not guilty as neighboring countries brace for fallout
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After Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife pleaded not guilty to U.S. drug and weapons charges in New York, nearby countries — especially Colombia — are on alert over fears of instability, protests, and a potential new wave of migrants.

Chicago murder rate drops. What do the numbers really reveal? | ChicagoLIVE
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Chicago is seeing a significant drop in homicides with murders down around 30 percent. Fox Chicago’s political reporter Paris Schutz breaks down the data and explains what the numbers reveal about violent crime trends across the city.

New Wegovy pill now available for $149 a month | What to know
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A new Wegovy pill is now available for $149 a month, marking the first-ever oral GLP-1 medication. Divya Iyer, SVP at GoodRx, explains how this option could expand access for more people.

'I am innocent': Maduro appears in New York court after U.S. military capture
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The ousted Venezuelan leader and his wife were arraigned on drug trafficking and weapons charges following a surprise U.S. operation, as tight security surrounds the courthouse and reactions remain sharply divided.

Chicago faith leaders protest property tax hikes outside Trump Tower
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Community and religious leaders say soaring property taxes in West and South Side neighborhoods amount to a modern-day land grab, demanding an immediate rollback and freeze as scrutiny grows on Cook County officials.

Capitol Hill splits as Maduro capture sparks constitutional and political debate
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Lawmakers brace for fallout after the capture of Venezuela’s president, with Republicans praising the move and Democrats warning it bypassed Congress and risks deeper U.S. involvement.

Chicago Christmas music wrapped | ChicagoNOW
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The holidays are over and so is Christmas music on 93.9 Lite FM. One local man who acts like Spotify wrapped for for the station and music it played, Matthew Fitzgerald, joins live in studio to break down what the most played songs were this year.

Predictions from 1998 for 2025 - did they get it right? | ChicagoNOW
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A poll from 1998 asked Americans to make their predictions for 2025. ChicagoNOW hosts Anthony Ponce and Gabby Premus react to the predictions. 

Dr. Ian Smith explains how to break weight-loss plateaus and lose the last 15 pounds
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The New York Times bestselling author joins us to explain why weight-loss plateaus happen, how his new plan works without being a “diet,” and what people can do to get back on track in a healthy, sustainable way.

U.S. captures Venezuela’s president in ground operation, raising questions over motive and fallout
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After a U.S. military strike led to Nicolás Maduro’s capture and extradition, lawmakers and global leaders debate whether the move was driven by drugs, oil, or regime change—and whether it risks a prolonged U.S. involvement similar to past interventions.