Reconstruction plan of Chicago's Grand Avenue faces pushback
There is growing pushback over a major reconstruction plan of Grand Avenue.
There is growing pushback over a major reconstruction plan of Grand Avenue.
Chicago mayor leads celebration as city marks 189 years
Mayor Brandon Johnson kicked off Chicago’s 189th birthday with a celebration at Lookingglass Theatre, highlighting the city’s history, culture and growth from 4,000 residents in 1837 to nearly 2.7 million today.
Mayor Brandon Johnson kicked off Chicago’s 189th birthday with a celebration at Lookingglass Theatre, highlighting the city’s history, culture and growth from 4,000 residents in 1837 to nearly 2.7 million today.
Why is the U.S. at war with Iran? Expert explains
Talking to kids about what’s happening in the Middle East --- it’s tough out. But help is out there and his name is Ben Sheehan. He's the author of the children's book "What Does the Constitution Say," co-host of the "Ten News Children's Podcast" and host of the PBS show Civics Made Easy.
Talking to kids about what’s happening in the Middle East --- it’s tough out. But help is out there and his name is Ben Sheehan. He's the author of the children's book "What Does the Constitution Say," co-host of the "Ten News Children's Podcast" and host of the PBS show Civics Made Easy.
Americans struggle to get out of Middle East amid war
The U.S. State Department is starting to get Americans out of the Middle East but some airspace in the region is still shut down.
The U.S. State Department is starting to get Americans out of the Middle East but some airspace in the region is still shut down.
US will strike 'deeper' in Iran as war spreads, officials say
The White House said there are no plans to send group troops into Iran right now, but more forces are headed to the Middle East.
The White House said there are no plans to send group troops into Iran right now, but more forces are headed to the Middle East.
Fire rips through North Park homeless encampment days before city clearance
A late-night fire tore through a homeless encampment in Legion Park, destroying 15 tents and leaving residents who say they lost everything waiting for answers as the city prepares to clear the site on March 17.
A late-night fire tore through a homeless encampment in Legion Park, destroying 15 tents and leaving residents who say they lost everything waiting for answers as the city prepares to clear the site on March 17.
Chicago Pride Parade unveils ‘Free to Be Proud’ theme for 2026 | ChicagoLIVE
The 55th annual Chicago Pride Parade will take place June 28, 2026, in the Northalsted neighborhood under the theme “Free to Be Proud.”
The 55th annual Chicago Pride Parade will take place June 28, 2026, in the Northalsted neighborhood under the theme “Free to Be Proud.”
Ald. Conway demands answers over Chicago debt repayment strategy | ChicagoLIVE
Alderman Bill Conway calls on Mayor Brandon Johnson to explain why the administration’s reported debt strategy differs from a repayment scheduled previously shared with City Council.
Alderman Bill Conway calls on Mayor Brandon Johnson to explain why the administration’s reported debt strategy differs from a repayment scheduled previously shared with City Council.
Illinois ranks last in overall tax burden, survey says | ChicagoLIVE
With Tax Day approaching, WalletHub releases findings showing many Americans feel squeezed by taxes and other expenses.
With Tax Day approaching, WalletHub releases findings showing many Americans feel squeezed by taxes and other expenses.
Shoppers line up in Lincoln Park for Canada Goose spring sample sale
A Canada Goose sample sale at North and Halsted is drawing a huge crowd, with shoppers bundling up and waiting in a line that at one point stretched two blocks. The popular winter coats are deeply discounted, and the turnout shows just how eager people are to grab a deal.
A Canada Goose sample sale at North and Halsted is drawing a huge crowd, with shoppers bundling up and waiting in a line that at one point stretched two blocks. The popular winter coats are deeply discounted, and the turnout shows just how eager people are to grab a deal.
LSU transfer Tre People joins Chicago State Football | ChicagoLIVE
Tre People, former LSU quarterback, is set to play for Chicago State University under first-ever head coach Bobby Rome II, marking a new chapter for the program.
Tre People, former LSU quarterback, is set to play for Chicago State University under first-ever head coach Bobby Rome II, marking a new chapter for the program.
United Airlines could ban passengers who refuse to use headphones | ChicagoLIVE
A new policy allows United Airlines to deny transport or remove passengers who fail to use headphones while listening to audio or video.
A new policy allows United Airlines to deny transport or remove passengers who fail to use headphones while listening to audio or video.
California man charged in $60K scam targeting elderly Buffalo Grove resident | ChicagoLIVE
A 26-year-old California man is charged in a scam that targeted an elderly Buffalo Grove resident.
A 26-year-old California man is charged in a scam that targeted an elderly Buffalo Grove resident.
Chicago weather: Chance of rain continues tonight
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Katilin Cody has the forecast for March 4, 2026.
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Katilin Cody has the forecast for March 4, 2026.
Chicagoan to offer free acting classes on Chicago’s South and West Sides | ChicagoNOW
Chicago actress Ta’Rhonda Jones is offering free acting classes for young people on the South and West sides. Student Zariya Muhammad shares how the program helped her build confidence and book a new acting role.
Chicago actress Ta’Rhonda Jones is offering free acting classes for young people on the South and West sides. Student Zariya Muhammad shares how the program helped her build confidence and book a new acting role.
What parents should know before spring break travel | ChicagoNOW
With spring break approaching, a firearms instructor outlines safety strategies for young travelers.
With spring break approaching, a firearms instructor outlines safety strategies for young travelers.
Pop-up grammar advice stand inspires new docu-comedy | ChicagoNOW
In Rebel with a Clause, Ellen Jovin travels the country with her Grammar Table, sparking lively conversations about language, punctuation and connection. Director Brandt Johnson explains how the film blends humor and heart while examining America’s relationship with grammar.
In Rebel with a Clause, Ellen Jovin travels the country with her Grammar Table, sparking lively conversations about language, punctuation and connection. Director Brandt Johnson explains how the film blends humor and heart while examining America’s relationship with grammar.
Local family carries on ‘Musick’ legacy with charity pop- up | ChicagoNOW
After the death of designer Meg Musick-Makely, her family is continuing her Chicago-based accessories line, Music Designs with a special pop-up event in Highland Park.
After the death of designer Meg Musick-Makely, her family is continuing her Chicago-based accessories line, Music Designs with a special pop-up event in Highland Park.
Batavia Public Library hosts 12th annual prom dress giveaway | ChicagoNOW
The Batavia Public Library prepares for its annual prom dress giveaway, offering hundreds of donated gowns and accessories to local students at no cost.
The Batavia Public Library prepares for its annual prom dress giveaway, offering hundreds of donated gowns and accessories to local students at no cost.
Headed overseas? Former CIA officer explains how to travel smarter | ChicagoNOW
With international travel picking up for spring break, former CIA officer Doug Petteson shares advice on emergency planning, recognizing red flags and taking personal responsibility for safety while abroad.
With international travel picking up for spring break, former CIA officer Doug Petteson shares advice on emergency planning, recognizing red flags and taking personal responsibility for safety while abroad.