Miss Thailand dance goes viral, pageant moments take over online | ChicagoNOW
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A contestant’s bold dance routine at Miss Grand Thailand is racking up views across social media. Plus, another contestant is going viral after handling an unexpected onstage mishap with composure. 

Tattoo legend Jonathan Shaw puts collection up for auction. Here’s what’s inside | ChicagoNOW
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A rare look into tattoo history is hitting the auction block. We’re talking with artist Jonathan Shaw about iconic pieces, celebrity clients and how the industry has changed over time. 

Why it took 50+ years to return to the moon, Artemis II explained | ChicagoNOW
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NASA’s Artemis II mission marks a long-awaited return to deep space – but why now? We’re breaking down the science, risks, timeline and new tech behind the mission with Adler Planetarium’s Michelle Nichols. 

Measles exposure reported at O’Hare: What travelers need to know
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A confirmed measles case at O’Hare Airport prompts a health warning, with a Rush Medical expert explaining symptoms, risks, and why the virus spreads so easily.

Chicago to invest $300M in affordable housing
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Chicago officials announced a more than $300 million investment in affordable housing developments that will create or maintain more than 1,200 units across the city.

America gets excited about space again
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The space shuttle was an icon of the 1980s, promising a new era of space travel. In this LiveNOW & Then full episode, we look at media coverage of its successes and its competition behind the Iron Curtain.

Anticipation builds ahead of Artemis II launch
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A preview of NASA’s Artemis II mission breaks down the goals, crew and historic significance of the first crewed journey toward the moon in more than 50 years.

Asian Pop-Up Cinema marks 20 years bringing Asian films to Chicago
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Sophia Wong Boccio and Angel Aquino highlight the milestone 20th Asian Pop-Up Cinema Film Festival, showcasing diverse stories and international films for Chicago audiences.

New doula partnership at UChicago Medicine aims to improve birth outcomes
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A first-of-its-kind program brings round-the-clock doula care to UChicago Medicine, highlighting how collaborative support can benefit mothers and newborns.

Why more people are converting to Catholicism despite declining membership
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A Loyola University Chicago expert explains the rise in Catholic conversions, the role of community and social media, and what the faith journey looks like today.

Tax deadline warning: How to avoid scams before April 15
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As Tax Day approaches, the Better Business Bureau shares key tips to spot and avoid IRS scams targeting last-minute filers.

Supreme Court showdown and global tensions: breaking down Trump’s latest moves
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Professor Stephen Caliendo from North Central College unpacks the legal and political implications of the Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship, new voting policies and the president’s expected address on Iran.

Chicago homeowner's insurance claim was denied. Was Google to blame?
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A Chicago homeowner said her insurance company used Google Images to deny her claim after her porch collapsed. Now, she's asking if the problem was already there, why was she insured in the first place?