Chicago gears up for massive St. Patrick’s Day celebration
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With up to a million people expected downtown, Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day festivities will feature parades, packed pubs and the iconic dyeing of the Chicago River.

Gas prices jump across Illinois and Indiana as Iran conflict drives oil costs higher
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Average gas prices surged 34 cents in Illinois and 41 cents in Indiana in just one week as the conflict involving Iran pushes oil prices up, with experts warning drivers could see further increases if the situation continues.

CTA safety proposal
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Safety is an issue for the CTA. We've seen people get lit on fire on the L to multiple stabbings happening on platforms.

Hundreds speak out as Joliet considers largest data center in state
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The project could create about 10,000 construction jobs but far fewer permanent positions, and would require significant water and electricity.

Smash-and-grab crew hits 6 businesses
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Six businesses were hit in a string of overnight burglaries across several neighborhoods in the South and Southwest Side. Police say it all happened in just a couple hours and thieves got away with thousands. I spoke to the owner of a pizza shop who captured it all on camera. 

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan | The Chicago Report
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

South Side coalition supports quantum campus
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Steel is rising once again in South Chicago. The Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP), a first-of-its-kind campus for quantum scale-up, is starting to take shape at the former South Works site—more than thirty years after US Steel closed its doors.

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes, and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

DraftKings pouring money into IL primary races
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Illinois primary elections are almost here. Let's breakdown the money coming into these races.

Matt Spiegel explains why the DJ Moore trade is a 'terrific move' for Ryan Poles
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The Score's Matt Spiegel joins the show and breaks down why the DJ Moore trade is a "terrific move" for Bears' general manager Ryan Poles in a pivotal offseason.