Chicago man due in court in killing of boy at July 4 party
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A Chicago man charged with killing 10-year-old Montana Weathers during a Fourth of July gathering in Gary is due back in court Wednesday. The boy's family is expected to attend.

Fatal shootings prompt ICE policy changes
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ICE has temporarily paused most vehicle stops while officials review two fatal officer-involved shootings in Texas and Maine, as protests grow and lawmakers call for a transparent investigation.

US launches 4th straight night of strikes on Iran as Trump issues new warning
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The U.S. carried out a fourth straight night of strikes on Iran as President Donald Trump vowed more military action unless Iran returns to the negotiating table, while Iran threatened to target additional oil and gas export routes.

MLB All-Star Postgame: Cubs & White Sox poised for playoff runs?
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Cassie Carlson and 104.3 The Score's Matt Spiegel recap the 2026 MLB All-Star game. How special was it to watch Miguel Vargas blast a solo home run? Also, can Pete Crow-Armstrong continue his torrid offensive pace and what pitching targets might the Cubs and White Sox be focused on at the trade deadline? Plus, did the Bulls get the steal of the NBA Draft with Caleb Wilson? 

Two girls escape suspicious encounter near Forest View park, police say
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Two young girls are safe after reporting a frightening encounter with a stranger near a west suburban park, and Forest View police are asking the public for help identifying the driver involved.

Why Chicago Is overhauling the RTLO to protect tenants | The Chicago Report
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Chicago Department of Housing Commissioner Lissette Castañeda breaks down the Protecting Renters Ordinance, overhauling the city's 40-year-old RLTO. 

Why Chicago community groups have concerns about 'The 78' | The Chicago Report
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The CBA for 78 coalition is raising major concerns over how "The 78" mega-development will impact local housing, traffic safety, and community transparency. To ensure the neighborhood isn't left behind, they are calling for TIF funds to be used transparently to benefit all members of the public. Angela Lin with People Matter explains. 

Is Chicago Public Schools' 'Black Student Success Plan' still happening? | The Chicago Report
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Anita Blanton talks to Chalkbeat reporter Mila Koumpilova about her article: "Delays in ramping up work on Chicago’s Black Student Success Plan frustrate some advocates." Koumpilova has an update after the U.S. Department of Education’s move to withhold grant dollars over the plan.

City Council blocks mayor's CHA picks, Carol Ammons investigation | The Chicago Report
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The City Council blocked Mayor Brandon Johnson's CHA commissioner picks. And, Springfield is still making headlines after launching an investigation into the misconduct allegations against Rep. Carol Ammons. All this and more on "The Chicago Report.

IL House committee to investigate Rep. Carol Ammons following indictment | The Chicago Report
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Anita Blanton discusses the Illinois House special committee investigating Rep. Carol Ammons following an indictment on charges of wire fraud. Rep. Tom Weber explains why he signed the petition to create the committee.

Council committee blocks Mayor Johnson's CHA board picks | The Chicago Report
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The battle over leadership at the Chicago Housing Authority isn’t going away. Today, Mayor Johnson faced more pushback from the City Council housing committee regarding his CHA board commissioner appointees: John Bartlett, Hipolito Roldan and Ramona Westbrook.

Cyclosporiasis outbreak: What to know before your next grocery trip
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Dr. Stockton Mayer, an infectious diseasees specialist at UI Health, joins us to talk more about cyclosporiasis and how the cases in Illinois compare to other states.