‘Arrest Me Daddy’ rapper Adamn Killa says viral videos changed his life | Extended Interview
Chicago rapper Adamn Killa says his “Arrest Me Daddy” videos changed his life. He talks viral fame, responds to haters and opens up about his Chicago arrest.
Chicago rapper Adamn Killa says his “Arrest Me Daddy” videos changed his life. He talks viral fame, responds to haters and opens up about his Chicago arrest.
Border Patrol chief speaks out, South Shore raid fallout & hemp ban shake-up | The Chicago Report
On this episode of The Chicago Report, Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino clarifies rumors about Operation Midway, saying the mission isn’t scaling back despite him going to West Virginia. We dig into a bombshell investigation revealing that a high-profile South Shore raid failed to net its intended targets, examine the federal hemp ban impacting Chicago’s cannabis industry, and look at when air travel may finally return to normal. Plus, Chicagoans who looked up got quite a show — we’ll tell you if the light display will continue.
On this episode of The Chicago Report, Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino clarifies rumors about Operation Midway, saying the mission isn’t scaling back despite him going to West Virginia. We dig into a bombshell investigation revealing that a high-profile South Shore raid failed to net its intended targets, examine the federal hemp ban impacting Chicago’s cannabis industry, and look at when air travel may finally return to normal. Plus, Chicagoans who looked up got quite a show — we’ll tell you if the light display will continue.
Who is CFB's No. 1: Hoosiers or Buckeyes? Brady Quinn weighs in | Chicago Sports Tonight
On Chicago Sports Tonight, Big Noon Kickoff's Brady Quinn joins the show and talks Notre Dame, Northwestern and who should be No. 1 in college football: Ohio State or Indiana?
On Chicago Sports Tonight, Big Noon Kickoff's Brady Quinn joins the show and talks Notre Dame, Northwestern and who should be No. 1 in college football: Ohio State or Indiana?
Salvation Army’s ‘Turkey Drop’ to feed hundreds of Chicago veterans | ChicagoLIVE
Major Caleb Senn from The Salvation Army joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about this weekend’s “Turkey Drop” — a special giveaway of 600 Thanksgiving meals and winter supplies for local veterans. He also shares how the red kettle tradition continues to fund year-round programs that help families with food, rent, and more across Chicagoland.
Major Caleb Senn from The Salvation Army joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about this weekend’s “Turkey Drop” — a special giveaway of 600 Thanksgiving meals and winter supplies for local veterans. He also shares how the red kettle tradition continues to fund year-round programs that help families with food, rent, and more across Chicagoland.
Alicia Key’s Musical ‘Hell's Kitchen’ at the Nederlander | ChicagoNOW
Hell’s kitchen is performing in Chicago at the Nederlander theater now through November 30th and joining ChicagoNOW is one of the show’s stars Desmon Sean Ellington.
Hell’s kitchen is performing in Chicago at the Nederlander theater now through November 30th and joining ChicagoNOW is one of the show’s stars Desmon Sean Ellington.
Greater Chicago Food Depository sees hunger spike after SNAP delays — 'This is our new normal' | ChicagoLIVE
Cameron Matteson from the Greater Chicago Food Depository tells ChicagoLIVE how the SNAP freeze during the government shutdown sent pantry lines soaring. She explains why hunger is still rising even after benefits resume and how Chicagoans are stepping up to help neighbors in need.
Cameron Matteson from the Greater Chicago Food Depository tells ChicagoLIVE how the SNAP freeze during the government shutdown sent pantry lines soaring. She explains why hunger is still rising even after benefits resume and how Chicagoans are stepping up to help neighbors in need.
Jiaoying Summers live at the VIC theater | ChicagoNOW
named one of Variety’s “Comics to Watch” of 2025. She’s a Chinese American standup comedian, Asian Hall of Fame inductee, and social media comedy queen with over one billion online views. She joins ChicagoNOW live in studio.
named one of Variety’s “Comics to Watch” of 2025. She’s a Chinese American standup comedian, Asian Hall of Fame inductee, and social media comedy queen with over one billion online views. She joins ChicagoNOW live in studio.
'The man who saves the world?' now showing in theaters | ChicagoNOW
In the documentary “The man who saves the world?” an eccentric American peace activist pursues his belief that he's destined to unite South American tribes and save the Amazon. Patrick McCollum & writer, director and producer of the film, Gabe Polsky join live in studio.
In the documentary “The man who saves the world?” an eccentric American peace activist pursues his belief that he's destined to unite South American tribes and save the Amazon. Patrick McCollum & writer, director and producer of the film, Gabe Polsky join live in studio.
Aries Spears sits down with ChicagoNOW | ChicagoNOW
His podcast, Spears & Steinberg, has become one of the top podcasts in the country with hundreds of thousands of devoted listeners. He is one of the most popular comedic stars to guest on some of the biggest podcasts & shows in the country like Charlamagne Tha God’s. He has a show coming to Chicago Improv November 13-16.
His podcast, Spears & Steinberg, has become one of the top podcasts in the country with hundreds of thousands of devoted listeners. He is one of the most popular comedic stars to guest on some of the biggest podcasts & shows in the country like Charlamagne Tha God’s. He has a show coming to Chicago Improv November 13-16.
ICE arrests, Border Patrol photo op, hemp changes & Rev. Jesse Jackson hospitalized | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review," we’re breaking down the major stories across Chicago, from protesters detained outside Broadview to a Border Patrol photo op at The Bean that drew attention citywide. We’ll also cover a surprise change to hemp-related products, the return of SNAP benefits, and Rev. Jesse Jackson’s hospitalization. On a lighter note, Mr. Sub celebrates 50 years, Eddie Murphy talks about his new documentary, and the Bears look for revenge in Minnesota.
This week on "Week in Review," we’re breaking down the major stories across Chicago, from protesters detained outside Broadview to a Border Patrol photo op at The Bean that drew attention citywide. We’ll also cover a surprise change to hemp-related products, the return of SNAP benefits, and Rev. Jesse Jackson’s hospitalization. On a lighter note, Mr. Sub celebrates 50 years, Eddie Murphy talks about his new documentary, and the Bears look for revenge in Minnesota.
St. Laurence coach on the Vikings’ Cinderella playoff run | ChicagoLIVE
First-year head coach Patrick Swanson joins ChicagoLIVE after leading St. Laurence High School to a huge playoff upset. He shares how his players’ toughness, team chemistry, and community support are fueling their unexpected postseason charge — and what “fight” means to the program heading into the next round.
First-year head coach Patrick Swanson joins ChicagoLIVE after leading St. Laurence High School to a huge playoff upset. He shares how his players’ toughness, team chemistry, and community support are fueling their unexpected postseason charge — and what “fight” means to the program heading into the next round.
Why residents of one Chicago neighborhood are burning their property tax bills | ChicagoLIVE
Community leader Dr. Richard Townsell joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the “Property Tax Bill Bonfire,” a protest and organizing event meant to highlight how tax hikes and slow billing hurt working families. He explains how residents are turning frustration into action — and why he believes solutions should come from the people, not just politicians.
Community leader Dr. Richard Townsell joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the “Property Tax Bill Bonfire,” a protest and organizing event meant to highlight how tax hikes and slow billing hurt working families. He explains how residents are turning frustration into action — and why he believes solutions should come from the people, not just politicians.
Would you eat colorless Doritos? PepsiCo says a ‘snack revolution’ is coming | ChicagoLIVE
PepsiCo is going dye-free with new “Simply Naked” Doritos and Cheetos — no colors, no artificial flavors, same crunch. ChicagoLIVE looks at whether fans will bite or balk at the change, and what this bold rebrand means for legacy snack brands in the social media era.
PepsiCo is going dye-free with new “Simply Naked” Doritos and Cheetos — no colors, no artificial flavors, same crunch. ChicagoLIVE looks at whether fans will bite or balk at the change, and what this bold rebrand means for legacy snack brands in the social media era.
Cannabis advocate warns hemp ban could flood Illinois with unregulated products | ChicagoLIVE
Tiffany Ingram from the Cannabis Business Association of Illinois tells ChicagoLIVE that the state’s new hemp ban could hurt licensed cannabis businesses — especially small and social equity owners — while opening the door to more untested, unregulated products on store shelves.
Tiffany Ingram from the Cannabis Business Association of Illinois tells ChicagoLIVE that the state’s new hemp ban could hurt licensed cannabis businesses — especially small and social equity owners — while opening the door to more untested, unregulated products on store shelves.
Eben Brown on Apple’s new digital ID — ‘The future of how we travel’ | ChicagoLIVE
Apple is catching up to Android with a new digital ID system that can hold driver’s licenses and passports in your phone’s wallet app. Tech reporter Eben Brown tells ChicagoLIVE how the feature works, what privacy protections are in place, and why he believes it’s the next step toward fully digital travel.
Apple is catching up to Android with a new digital ID system that can hold driver’s licenses and passports in your phone’s wallet app. Tech reporter Eben Brown tells ChicagoLIVE how the feature works, what privacy protections are in place, and why he believes it’s the next step toward fully digital travel.
Illinois state senator blasts Pritzker’s immigration and healthcare policies | ChicagoLIVE
Illinois State Senator Dave Syverson joined ChicagoLIVE on Friday to criticize Governor JB Pritzker’s handling of immigration-related programs — including healthcare for noncitizens and SNAP benefits. Syverson argued that state policies restricting cooperation with ICE have created “chaos,” strained hospitals, and put pressure on law enforcement, while calling for changes to Illinois’ Trust Act and sanctuary laws.
Illinois State Senator Dave Syverson joined ChicagoLIVE on Friday to criticize Governor JB Pritzker’s handling of immigration-related programs — including healthcare for noncitizens and SNAP benefits. Syverson argued that state policies restricting cooperation with ICE have created “chaos,” strained hospitals, and put pressure on law enforcement, while calling for changes to Illinois’ Trust Act and sanctuary laws.
Susana Mendoza reacts to new report on CPS travel spending
ChicagoLIVE begins with reaction to a new report from the Office of Inspector General detailing Chicago Public Schools’ travel spending. Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza joins the show to share her concerns, calling for greater accountability and transparency within the district.
ChicagoLIVE begins with reaction to a new report from the Office of Inspector General detailing Chicago Public Schools’ travel spending. Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza joins the show to share her concerns, calling for greater accountability and transparency within the district.
House prepares vote next week on Epstein files
If the measure passes the Senate, it would go to Trump, who almost certainly would veto it. He has opposed the discharge petition from the start, even reaching out Wednesday to two Republicans who had signed it.
If the measure passes the Senate, it would go to Trump, who almost certainly would veto it. He has opposed the discharge petition from the start, even reaching out Wednesday to two Republicans who had signed it.
U.S. sends world's largest warship to Venezuela
The most advanced aircraft carrier in the U.S. is approaching Venezuela as the White House ramps up pressure on leader Nicolas Maduro.
The most advanced aircraft carrier in the U.S. is approaching Venezuela as the White House ramps up pressure on leader Nicolas Maduro.
Chicago weather: Sunny and mild today before weekend cold front moves in
Kaitlin Cody has your weather update!
Kaitlin Cody has your weather update!