New book 'Eat Your Age' offers tips to live longer and healthier
Dr. Ian K. Smith talks about lessons from his new book "Eat Your Age: Feel Younger, Be Happier, Live Longer."
U of I alum to perform at inauguration with US Marine Band
The alum grew up in Algonquin, and has been a part of the U.S. Marine Band since 2004.
Choose Chicago partners with local artists to release 2025 convention calendar
Choose Chicago and All Star Press joined forces to release the city's 2025 convention calendar.
Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition works to change the stigma around addiction
The Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) is helping to change the stigma around addiction by offering a welcoming recovery environment.
Initiative aims to give 1,600 backpack beds to Chicago's homeless
Tony Clark from Backpack Bed for Homeless talks about their fundraising efforts to help Chicago's homeless population.
'Come from Away' playing at the CIBC Theater
Cast Member Sierra Naomi zooms in to Good Day Chicago to discuss the premise of the show.
Hyde Park Art Center hosting celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., next week
We are getting ready to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on Monday and the Hyde Park Art Center is holding a special celebration.
Chicago health officials urging residents to get RSV vaccine
Dr. Alexander Sloboda of the Chicago Department of Public Health provided insights on the RSV vaccine, including who may be eligible to receive it.
Kick start your 2025 fitness goals with PAWS Chicago
Fitness February kicks off next month, featuring weekend fitness classes where all proceeds will go to support PAWS Chicago.
Cooking with Fire: Teriyaki meatballs with the Rosemont Fire Department
This morning we're Cooking with Fire at the Rosemont Fire Department, making firefighter/EMS John Ollerer's Teriyaki Meatballs.
Early warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
The Chicago Fire Department has a reminder for all of us this morning: Make sure your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working properly.
Chicago Wolves shine spotlight on animal adoption this weekend
This weekend, the Chicago Wolves hockey team is spreading awareness for animals who have been adopted. It's all in part of raising money for three local shelters as well as Chicago Wolves Charities.
Sororitique in Chicago features clothes with colors of 'Divine 9' Black sororities
It's Win With Women Wednesday and we're highlighting a boutique in Chicago that highlights Black sororities.
Deadline to get REAL ID is coming up!
The deadline to have that REAL ID is May 7, 2025.
Chicago doctor has tips on how to brave extremely cold weather
Temperatures have been in the teens and single digits in Chicago lately, so a doctor has tips on how to protect yourself.
As firefighters tackle California blaze, more strong winds could be trouble
Authorities are seeking answers as to how several massive fires sparked in California. High winds could spell trouble in possibly exacerbating the situation.
Windy City Curling provides fun for all ages in Chicago
Curling is a great hobby for all ages and the perfect sport to play during the winter with Windy City Curling.
Actress Gail Bean talks new psychological thriller 'Both Eyes Open'
The new psychological thriller "Both Eyes Open" tells the story of a woman who escapes an abusive relationship but starts receiving mysterious messages that suggest her past might be closer than she thinks.
Tips for leveling up your finances this year
There's always an opportunity for you to level up, whether that's in your personal or financial life and with a new year just beginning, now is the perfect time to do it.
Chicago area 'Mompreneurs' help make Dry January easier with a 'Sober-ish' lifestyle
For those giving Dry January a try, some local "Mompreneurs" are helping make the month a little easier and more accessible.