"This is not normal, it's just common": Intestinal gas an indicator of gut health | ChicagoLIVE
Dr. Julie Gatza of Florida Wellness Institute joins ChicagoLIVE to talk more about what intestinal gas means and how to improve your digestive health.
Dr. Julie Gatza of Florida Wellness Institute joins ChicagoLIVE to talk more about what intestinal gas means and how to improve your digestive health.
'I'm a road warrior:' University of Michigan professor flies daily from New York City to campus
How far would you travel for work? University of Michigan professor Susan Miller explains how she lives in New York City but still travels to Ann Arbor everyday to make it to class.
How far would you travel for work? University of Michigan professor Susan Miller explains how she lives in New York City but still travels to Ann Arbor everyday to make it to class.
New Illinois bill would give $50K for every year a person was wrongfully convicted
Illinois State Rep. Justin Slaughter (D-27th) talks a new Illinois bill that would provide exonerees with $50,000 for every year they were wrongfully convicted.
Illinois State Rep. Justin Slaughter (D-27th) talks a new Illinois bill that would provide exonerees with $50,000 for every year they were wrongfully convicted.
Chicago braces for two rounds of severe weather
Fox Chicago Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Fox Chicago Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Chicago outdoor pools open on June 19, a week earlier than usual
Pool season is almost upon us with Chicago outdoor pools opening on June 19. Chicago Park District Superintendent and CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa shares updates on ways to stay cool this summer.
Pool season is almost upon us with Chicago outdoor pools opening on June 19. Chicago Park District Superintendent and CEO Carlos Ramirez-Rosa shares updates on ways to stay cool this summer.
The U.S. Supreme Court still has 23 cases left to decide with its recess right around the corner
With its end of month recess approaching, the U.S. Supreme Court still has 23 cases to decide, including the birthright citizenship case.
With its end of month recess approaching, the U.S. Supreme Court still has 23 cases to decide, including the birthright citizenship case.
Car obliterated as severe storms rip through Chicago
Severe weather on Wednesday left behind plenty of damage, including downed trees and smashed cars.
Severe weather on Wednesday left behind plenty of damage, including downed trees and smashed cars.
Downtown Chicago rent prices reach an all-time high
Rent prices in downtown Chicago are reaching record highs as apartment construction slows.
Rent prices in downtown Chicago are reaching record highs as apartment construction slows.
What to watch out for as the FIFA World Cup starts today
As the FIFA World Cup starts today, all eyes are on Los Angeles ahead of tomorrow's match between USA and Paraguay at SoFi Stadium. Fox Entertainment Reporter Ashley Dvorkin breaks it down.
As the FIFA World Cup starts today, all eyes are on Los Angeles ahead of tomorrow's match between USA and Paraguay at SoFi Stadium. Fox Entertainment Reporter Ashley Dvorkin breaks it down.
Chicagoland community reacts after severe storms leave behind widespread damage
A powerful line of storms barreled through Chicagoland on Wednesday. The system reportedly produced hurricane-force wind gusts and left behind widespread damage and power outages.
A powerful line of storms barreled through Chicagoland on Wednesday. The system reportedly produced hurricane-force wind gusts and left behind widespread damage and power outages.
2 Chicago firefighters among 4 injured in massive blaze
Four people, including two Chicago firefighters, were injured after a massive fire spread to multiple homes in Back of the Yards Thursday morning.
Four people, including two Chicago firefighters, were injured after a massive fire spread to multiple homes in Back of the Yards Thursday morning.
Cleanup underway across Chicago after Wednesday's severe storms
Severe weather barrels through Chicagoland on Wednesday, leaving behind a trail of damage.
Severe weather barrels through Chicagoland on Wednesday, leaving behind a trail of damage.
Timelapse video shows severe weather roaring through Chicago
Timelapse video captures the moment a powerful line of storms barreled through downtown Chicago on Wednesday. The system produced hurricane-force wind gusts and left widespread damage and power outages across the area.
Timelapse video captures the moment a powerful line of storms barreled through downtown Chicago on Wednesday. The system produced hurricane-force wind gusts and left widespread damage and power outages across the area.
Another round of severe storms threatens Chicagoland after widespread derecho damage
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
CPS CEO asked to explain district policies | The Chicago Report
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.
WIU librarian layoffs overturned, ruled 'illegal' | The Chicago Report
An arbitrator said Western Illinois University illegally laid off nine academic librarians and two staff members last year and ordering the school to give them their jobs back with back pay. Union leaders call it a major victory, but say chronic underfunding from springfield is still forcing regional colleges to make dangerous cuts. Joining us now to discuss the ruling is union President John Miller.
An arbitrator said Western Illinois University illegally laid off nine academic librarians and two staff members last year and ordering the school to give them their jobs back with back pay. Union leaders call it a major victory, but say chronic underfunding from springfield is still forcing regional colleges to make dangerous cuts. Joining us now to discuss the ruling is union President John Miller.
Heavy storm damage, downed trees reported in Joliet after severe weather
Several large, downed trees and businesses are without power in Joliet after strong storms passed through on Wednesday.
Several large, downed trees and businesses are without power in Joliet after strong storms passed through on Wednesday.
Undercover gun trafficking operation turns violent in Country Club Hills
We are learning more about the police involved shooting in Country Club Hills. It was tied to a firearms trafficking investigation. Joanie Lum is here with more.
We are learning more about the police involved shooting in Country Club Hills. It was tied to a firearms trafficking investigation. Joanie Lum is here with more.
Cook County roperty tax bills will be late by 2 months | The Chicago Report
Cook County will once again delay sending property tax bills. This time, they will be late by at least two months this year. Joining us now to break down the systemic crunch is Professor David Merriman with UIC, who specializes in government and public affairs.
Cook County will once again delay sending property tax bills. This time, they will be late by at least two months this year. Joining us now to break down the systemic crunch is Professor David Merriman with UIC, who specializes in government and public affairs.
CPS CEO asked to explain district policies | The Chicago Report
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.
We bring in Monica Eng with Axios every week, to give us her take on the big stories.