Keeping Asian carp out: Romeoville's new electric solution to battling the invasive species.
The town of Romeoville, in concert with the rmy Core of Engineers, is set to test electric boundaries to limit the spread of Asian Carp.
The town of Romeoville, in concert with the rmy Core of Engineers, is set to test electric boundaries to limit the spread of Asian Carp.
MIT expert shares his thoughts on the dire warning about AI from Bill Gates.
An AI Risk expert from MIT doubles down on Bill Gates' comments about the danergs of AI.
An AI Risk expert from MIT doubles down on Bill Gates' comments about the danergs of AI.
NASA to launch Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope | ChicagoLIVE
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, named after NASA's first chief astronomer, will have a field of view at least 100 times larger than Hubble's. NASA scientist, Dr. Jeremy Perkins joins ChicagoLIVE to share more on this exciting new telescope.
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, named after NASA's first chief astronomer, will have a field of view at least 100 times larger than Hubble's. NASA scientist, Dr. Jeremy Perkins joins ChicagoLIVE to share more on this exciting new telescope.
Chicago weather: Thursday afternoon forecast
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
BTS takes over Chicago's Soldier Field
BTS fans are lining up at Soldier Field as the K-pop superstars prepare to perform back-to-back sold-out shows in Chicago.
BTS fans are lining up at Soldier Field as the K-pop superstars prepare to perform back-to-back sold-out shows in Chicago.
How to break the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck
Personal finance expert Anthony O’Neal shares common money traps that can keep people living paycheck to paycheck and ways to build a stronger financial foundation.
Personal finance expert Anthony O’Neal shares common money traps that can keep people living paycheck to paycheck and ways to build a stronger financial foundation.
BTS fans take over Soldier Field for sold-out Chicago shows
BTS fans are lining up at Soldier Field as the K-pop superstars prepare to perform back-to-back sold-out shows in Chicago.
BTS fans are lining up at Soldier Field as the K-pop superstars prepare to perform back-to-back sold-out shows in Chicago.
What Iran leadership uncertainty could mean for U.S. negotiations
University of Chicago political science professor Paul Poast discusses reports surrounding Iran’s supreme leader and how uncertainty over the country’s leadership could affect negotiations with the United States.
University of Chicago political science professor Paul Poast discusses reports surrounding Iran’s supreme leader and how uncertainty over the country’s leadership could affect negotiations with the United States.
NASA prepares to launch new Roman Space Telescope
NASA engineer Mark Melton explains how the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will study dark energy, map the Milky Way and search for distant planets and galaxies.
NASA engineer Mark Melton explains how the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will study dark energy, map the Milky Way and search for distant planets and galaxies.
Attorneys general challenge USPS limits tied to Trump mail-in voting order
Political science professor Stephen Maynard Caliendo discusses the legal fight over President Trump's mail-in voting order, what it could mean for the midterm elections and what happens next.
Political science professor Stephen Maynard Caliendo discusses the legal fight over President Trump's mail-in voting order, what it could mean for the midterm elections and what happens next.
Why Chicago nurses are protesting hospital use of Palantir technology
Data privacy expert Harry Maugans explains why Chicago nurses are protesting Palantir technology and discusses their concerns about how healthcare data could be used.
Data privacy expert Harry Maugans explains why Chicago nurses are protesting Palantir technology and discusses their concerns about how healthcare data could be used.
New FDA-approved drug offers hope for pancreatic cancer patients
Northwestern Medicine oncologist Dr. Deva Mahalingam discusses a newly approved pancreatic cancer drug, how it differs from traditional chemotherapy and what it could mean for patients.
Northwestern Medicine oncologist Dr. Deva Mahalingam discusses a newly approved pancreatic cancer drug, how it differs from traditional chemotherapy and what it could mean for patients.
Elgin U-46 students return to school with major upgrades
Thousands of students are heading back to class in Elgin’s U-46 School District, where renovations and additions are making room for sixth graders at middle schools and bringing other changes for the 2026-27 school year.
Thousands of students are heading back to class in Elgin’s U-46 School District, where renovations and additions are making room for sixth graders at middle schools and bringing other changes for the 2026-27 school year.
Sunshine Thursday before temperatures climb near 90
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
BTS World Tour comes to Chicago
The BTS army is taking over Chicago! Fans have come from around the world to see the K-Pop sensation at Soldier Field on Wednesday.
The BTS army is taking over Chicago! Fans have come from around the world to see the K-Pop sensation at Soldier Field on Wednesday.
Chicago nonprofit raises cyberbullying awareness as students return to school
As students return to school this week, a Chicago nonprofit is raising questions about how schools respond to cyberbullying.
As students return to school this week, a Chicago nonprofit is raising questions about how schools respond to cyberbullying.
Chicago weather: Warmer-than-average temperatures for the last weekend of August
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Scott Merkin on Sox Unselfish Vibes, Hagen Smith, AL Central Race & Fans | Chicago Sports Tonight
MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin joins the show live from Guaranteed Rate Field after the South Siders jump on Jacob deGrom early and continue their incredible run atop the AL Central! Scott breaks down how Will Venable's team used high-intensity, team-first baseball to frustrate the Texas Rangers right out of the gate. The guys discuss Anthony Kay’s steady performance in the rotation, why Davis Martin's upcoming return from injury rehab could be a massive late-season shot in the arm, and how Hagen Smith’s electric 100+ MPH slider out of the bullpen makes him a dangerous secret weapon for October! Plus, we react to Colson Montgomery, 11 walk-off wins on the year, and the electric atmosphere returning to the South Side!
MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin joins the show live from Guaranteed Rate Field after the South Siders jump on Jacob deGrom early and continue their incredible run atop the AL Central! Scott breaks down how Will Venable's team used high-intensity, team-first baseball to frustrate the Texas Rangers right out of the gate. The guys discuss Anthony Kay’s steady performance in the rotation, why Davis Martin's upcoming return from injury rehab could be a massive late-season shot in the arm, and how Hagen Smith’s electric 100+ MPH slider out of the bullpen makes him a dangerous secret weapon for October! Plus, we react to Colson Montgomery, 11 walk-off wins on the year, and the electric atmosphere returning to the South Side!
E-bike rider injured in Chicago hit-and-run says driver was not cited
A Chicago man is looking for answers after he says a driver hit him while he was riding his e-bike and left the scene.
A Chicago man is looking for answers after he says a driver hit him while he was riding his e-bike and left the scene.
What’s causing the surge in food recalls?
Dozens of food recalls this year -- lettuce, eggs, granola, even supplements. So why is this happening so often? Brendan Niemira joins us.
Dozens of food recalls this year -- lettuce, eggs, granola, even supplements. So why is this happening so often? Brendan Niemira joins us.