Shooting reported on Chicago area interstate on Christmas Eve
State Police are investigating a shooting on the Kennedy Expressway on Christmas Eve.
State Police are investigating a shooting on the Kennedy Expressway on Christmas Eve.
Chicago weather: A mild Christmas Eve with fog on the way for Santa
Fox Chicago's Kaitlin Cody has the forecast.
Fox Chicago's Kaitlin Cody has the forecast.
'Christmas Around the World' brings holiday traditions to Chicago
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s annual “Christmas Around the World” exhibit showcases dozens of decorated trees celebrating cultures and holiday traditions from across the globe.
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s annual “Christmas Around the World” exhibit showcases dozens of decorated trees celebrating cultures and holiday traditions from across the globe.
New Middle East tensions on Christmas Eve
As Christians prepare to celebrate midnight mass in Bethlehem, the White House is warning Israel to back off any new threats of military occupation in Gaza.
As Christians prepare to celebrate midnight mass in Bethlehem, the White House is warning Israel to back off any new threats of military occupation in Gaza.
A Wrigleyville bar turns into a festive Santa Baby Christmas pop-up
Stolen Saddle, a country-themed bar in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood, has transformed into a festive “Santa Baby” Christmas pop-up. The space is filled with floor-to-ceiling Christmas decorations, immersive photo ops and holiday drinks. Staff say it takes about three weeks to set everything up, with months of planning going into the pop-up each year.
Stolen Saddle, a country-themed bar in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood, has transformed into a festive “Santa Baby” Christmas pop-up. The space is filled with floor-to-ceiling Christmas decorations, immersive photo ops and holiday drinks. Staff say it takes about three weeks to set everything up, with months of planning going into the pop-up each year.
The Chicago Report: Top 10 political stories of the year (part 2)
In part two of this special edition of "The Chicago Report," we continue the countdown of the top political stories of the year, covering stories five through one. This episode examines last-minute efforts in the Illinois General Assembly to avoid a transit fiscal cliff, Governor J.B. Pritzker’s tense trip to Washington, and the public split between Chicago Public Schools and CEO Pedro Martinez amid ongoing financial challenges. The countdown also includes the election of Pope Leo, who hails from Chicago’s south suburbs, and the presence of ICE and Border Patrol operations in Chicago, one of the most closely watched political developments of the year.
In part two of this special edition of "The Chicago Report," we continue the countdown of the top political stories of the year, covering stories five through one. This episode examines last-minute efforts in the Illinois General Assembly to avoid a transit fiscal cliff, Governor J.B. Pritzker’s tense trip to Washington, and the public split between Chicago Public Schools and CEO Pedro Martinez amid ongoing financial challenges. The countdown also includes the election of Pope Leo, who hails from Chicago’s south suburbs, and the presence of ICE and Border Patrol operations in Chicago, one of the most closely watched political developments of the year.
The Chicago Report: Top 10 political stories of the year (part 1)
On a special edition of "The Chicago Report," we count down the top 10 political stories of the year, beginning with stories 10 through 6. This episode covers major moments including City Council clashes over a global debate, a budget battle that pushed Chicago to the brink of a shutdown, Senator Dick Durbin’s decision not to seek reelection and the race to replace him, ongoing Bears stadium drama, and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s visit to the nation’s capital.
On a special edition of "The Chicago Report," we count down the top 10 political stories of the year, beginning with stories 10 through 6. This episode covers major moments including City Council clashes over a global debate, a budget battle that pushed Chicago to the brink of a shutdown, Senator Dick Durbin’s decision not to seek reelection and the race to replace him, ongoing Bears stadium drama, and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s visit to the nation’s capital.
$400K lobster shipment hijacked before Illinois delivery | ChicagoLIVE
A nearly $400,000 shipment of lobster headed to Illinois Costco stores was stolen after criminals posing as a legitimate carrier hijacked the load.
A nearly $400,000 shipment of lobster headed to Illinois Costco stores was stolen after criminals posing as a legitimate carrier hijacked the load.
Jersey Girls perform 'Like Snow Like Snow' on Good Day Chicago
Check out the Jersey Girls hit single, "Like Snow Like Snow."
Check out the Jersey Girls hit single, "Like Snow Like Snow."
How long is Influenza A contagious? What to know ahead of the holidays
As flu cases rise during the busy holiday season, a Rush medical provider explains how to reduce your risk and what steps can help keep you and your family healthy.
As flu cases rise during the busy holiday season, a Rush medical provider explains how to reduce your risk and what steps can help keep you and your family healthy.
What to know as holiday travel hits its busiest days
Holiday travel is ramping up ahead of Christmas, with the FAA expecting more than 45,000 flights and AAA projecting a record 109 million people will travel by car.
Holiday travel is ramping up ahead of Christmas, with the FAA expecting more than 45,000 flights and AAA projecting a record 109 million people will travel by car.
How personal data and AI can change the price you see online
Ever compare prices with someone else and get a totally different number? A privacy expert explains how companies use personal data and AI to adjust prices in real time.
Ever compare prices with someone else and get a totally different number? A privacy expert explains how companies use personal data and AI to adjust prices in real time.
Louvre installs bars on windows after $102M jewel heist
After a $102M heist, the Louvre tightens security efforts with metal bars, new cameras and enhanced perimeter protection.
After a $102M heist, the Louvre tightens security efforts with metal bars, new cameras and enhanced perimeter protection.
Student loan borrowers in default face wage garnishment in 2026
The Department of Education will begin garnishing wages from borrowers who have defaulted on federal student loans starting Jan. 7.
The Department of Education will begin garnishing wages from borrowers who have defaulted on federal student loans starting Jan. 7.
New GDP numbers show U.S. economy grew faster than expected last quarter
The latest Commerce Department report shows the U.S. economy grew 4.3% in the third quarter, beating expectations as officials and analysts debate whether the momentum can last.
The latest Commerce Department report shows the U.S. economy grew 4.3% in the third quarter, beating expectations as officials and analysts debate whether the momentum can last.
Cloudy Christmas Eve gives way to fog and drizzle in Chicago
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Pope Leo disappointed in Illinois' new 'right to die' law
Pope Leo XIV said Tuesday he was "very disappointed" that his home state of Illinois had approved a law allowing for medically assisted suicide, and he called for greater respect of life.
Pope Leo XIV said Tuesday he was "very disappointed" that his home state of Illinois had approved a law allowing for medically assisted suicide, and he called for greater respect of life.
Chicago dog tests positive for rabies, first in decades
PAWS Chicago confirmed that a dog that tested positive for rabies was in their care this summer.
PAWS Chicago confirmed that a dog that tested positive for rabies was in their care this summer.
Chicago budget battle, new Alzheimer's drug research | The Chicago Report
Paris has the lastest reaction from the end of the Chicago city budget battle and researchers at Northwestern University are working on a promising experimental drug to prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Paris has the lastest reaction from the end of the Chicago city budget battle and researchers at Northwestern University are working on a promising experimental drug to prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Northwestern develops experimental Alzheimer's drug | The Chicago Report
Researchers at Northwestern University are developing an experimental drug to combat Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers at Northwestern University are developing an experimental drug to combat Alzheimer's disease.