Alice LaCour on why the Brian Walshe defense suddenly rested without calling a witness | ChicagoLIVE
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The Prosecutors Podcast host Alice LaCour joins ChicagoLIVE to talk through the shocking move by Brian Walshe’s defense team to end their case immediately — leaving jurors with no supporting witnesses and no testimony from Walshe. She discusses the troubling evidence, the impact of his art-fraud plea, whether the jury could still surprise everyone, and why an acquittal would be the real shock of the trial.

Charlie Kirk murder case: What to expect in the Tyler Robinson trial | ChicagoLIVE
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Criminal attorney Andrew Stoltmann joins ChicagoLIVE to unpack the early stages of the murder case involving Charlie Kirk’s accused killer. He discusses whether cameras will be allowed in court, if the trial could move out of Utah, how strong the evidence appears, and whether the defense has any chance of removing the death penalty from the table.

Illinois gas customers brace for rising winter heating bills as watchdogs sound alarm | ChicagoLIVE
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Consumer advocates warn that escalating supply costs and repeated utility rate hikes are creating a “double whammy” for Illinois households, urging residents to stay informed, avoid risky gas deals, and seek help when bills spike.

Mark Carrier breaks down the Bears’ turnover machine, Ben Johnson’s culture shift | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Fox 32's Tina Nguyen chatted with former Chicago Bears safety Mark Carrier on tonight's CST. They discussed how impeccable the Bears secondary has been at creating turnovers and Ben Johnson's impressive impact on changing the Bears culture.

Bears focus on Browns matchup as injuries mount, Myles Garrett looms large | ChicagoLIVE
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As Chicago pushes for a playoff berth, the team prepares for Cleveland’s elite defense, monitors key injuries, and looks to lean on its run game before a critical home rematch with Green Bay.

Tunnel to Towers gives mortgage-free home to family of fallen trooper | ChicagoLIVE
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Detective John Huvane from the Tunnel to Towers Foundation joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the life and legacy of Illinois State Trooper Clay Carns, who died in the line of duty last year. The foundation is stepping in to lift the financial burden from his widow and children by paying off their home—part of a larger holiday effort helping families of fallen first responders nationwide.

Why gifting travel is taking off this holiday season
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Travel pros Pamela Holt and Colleen Kelly share why trip-giving is booming, who it’s perfect for, and top destinations—from Wisconsin’s slopes to Orlando’s attractions—for unforgettable holiday surprises.

Trump admin touts economic outlook for 2026
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The White House projects lower inflation and steady jobs ahead while debates over interest rates and healthcare affordability intensify in Washington.

Lurie Children’s Radiothon spotlights healing work of child life specialist, facility dog
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Natalie and her facility dog, Hawk, help guide young patients and families through stressful treatments by providing comfort, support, and kid-friendly explanations during their hospital stay.

Jason Wahler opens up about addiction and the holidays | ChicagoNOW
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You might know Jason Wahler as a resident bad boy on the mega hit aughts reality shows “Laguna Beach” and “The Hills”. Now the former reality TV Star is a dedicated addiction and mental health advocate after his own battle with addiction. He joins via zoom to share more about his journey and share tips for dealing with addiction during the holidays.

"Pinkmas" at the Museum of Ice Cream | ChicagoNOW
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The Museum of Ice Cream is bringing back its popular “Pinkmas” event for another immersive experience that’ll have you feeling like Barbie. Dancey A. York, General Manager of the museum, joins to share more about this festive event.

Feds threaten CTA funding after security request | ChicagoNOW
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The Federal Transit Administration is threatening CTA funding if the agency doesn’t implement a “verifiable security enhancement plan” by December 19th. Block Club Chicago's Mack Liederman joins to share more on this story.

New curfew proposal introduced to City Council | ChicagoNOW
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A new curfew proposal was introduced to the City Council in response to the fatal shooting that happened after the tree lighting ceremony. Block Club Chicago's Mack Liederman joins to share more on this story.

Block Club Chicago: City Council vote on hemp ban delayed | ChicagoNOW
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The City Council’s vote on banning unregulated intoxicating hemp products was delayed. Block Club Chicago's Mack Liederman joins to share more on this story.

Shingles vaccine could help slow dementia according to study | ChicagoNOW
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A new study suggests the shingles vaccine could slow the progression of dementia. Dr. Aarati Didwania with Northwestern Medicine joins via zoom to share more about this study and the importance of the shingles vaccine.

The Backstage Experience this weekend on FOX | ChicagoNOW
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A new episode of The Backstage Experience is airing right here on Fox 32 this weekend. One of the hosts, Jonathan Stenvall, joins via zoom to give ChicagoNOW a preview of this weekends episode.

Navigating family dynamics during the holidays | ChicagoNOW
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Sometimes family dynamics can make holidays difficult. Dr. Joy Berkheimer, licensed family therapist & relationship expert, joins to share some tips on how to navigate possible tensions with family.