Police searching for CTA Blue Line sexual assault suspect
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Chicago police are looking for a man who they say sexually assaulted a woman on a CTA Blue Line train in the Austin neighborhood today.

Heavy rain, storms causing severe flooding in Lake County
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The torrential rains over the past few days also causing problems in Chicago's northern suburbs.       We chatted earlier today with a representative of the Lake County Emergency Management Agency who said they're working with the Red Cross and Salvation Army in case people need to be evacuated.

5 tornadoes confirmed in Illinois from Friday's storms
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The National Weather Service confirmed five tornados swept through Illinois on Friday night as the threat of flooding continues in the Chicago area.

Pope Leo on Trump: 'Not in my interest' to debate him

Pope Leo addressed the back-and-forth comments involving President Trump this weekend, saying it was “not in my interest” to debate Trump, and that he would continue preaching the Gospel message of peace.

11-year-old female boxer changing the game
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Boxing has long been seen as a man’s sport, but one young Chicago girl is proving that idea is outdated.  At just 11 years old, Zariah Barajas is already showing the kind of skill and dedication well beyond her years.  And as you’ll see, she’s not just fighting in the ring. She’s carrying on a family legacy.  Leslie Moreno introduces us to someone you need to know about.

Community members silently demonstrate for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
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In Skokie, a silent demonstration is putting survivor stories front and center during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.      Kasey Chronis is live with their message.

Army couple shares Honor Flight experience in Washington
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A husband and wife, both veterans, just shared their first Honor Flight experience side by side in Washington.  It was a chance to reflect on a family legacy from ancestors who served to the next generation.

Iran latest: Strait of Hormuz 'completely open' says Iran foreign minister

Iran foreign minister announced the Strait of Hormuz is 'completely open' a day after the announcement of the 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.

Naperville teacher named IL Teacher of the Year
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It was a huge surprise at a local high school. One teacher thought it was just another day and then he was awarded the honor of a lifetime this afternoon. Lauren Scafidi brings us to Naperville Central High School. 

Titanic exhibit at Volo Museum floods
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 A strange thing happened at the Volo Museum. The Titanic exhibit flooded on the anniversary of the ship sinking in 1912. Joanie Lum has more on this odd occurrence.

Realistic-looking water guns raising safety concerns for kids
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Tonight, a warning for parents.  A popular water gun being sold right now could put your child in serious danger.  Tia Ewing has more on what you need to know. 

Helping other families of missing people with a new book
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It’s been just over a month since the body of a missing Blue Island father was found after a nationwide search. Now, his daughter is turning that painful experience into something she hopes can help others - going through the same thing. Leslie Moreno is live in Marionette Park with her story.

Heavy rain floods the Des Plaines River
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Tonight, several of you are dealing with flooding. It comes after days of heavy rain this week. And as you heard it's not over. Bret Buganski shows you how it is already impacting one business.

Trump says Israel and Lebanon have agreed a 10-day ceasefire

President Trump says Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire as pressure continues for Iran to agree to a deal.

Chicago shootings tick up in 2026 | The Chicago Report
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After years of declines, Chicago shootings are ticking up in 2026.  The city has seen 105 homicides through the first week of April, up slightly from the 98 killings seen in the same time period in 2025, according to city violence data.  Another 266 people have suffered non-fatal gunshot injuries since the start of the year.  Summer has not even started yet-- and many are concerned the warmer weather may bring more violence.   Here to weigh in is former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.