Could the Chicago Bears make a stadium move like the Kansas City Chiefs?
Might the Chicago Bears cross state lines for their next stadium much like the Kansas City Chiefs announced plans to move out of Missouri.
2 teens charged in beating of man on CTA bus: CPD
Two teen suspects were arrested after a 62-year-old man was brutally attacked on a CTA bus, leaving him hospitalized with severe head injuries.
Chicago police seek suspects in CTA Red Line armed robbery
Police are looking for the individuals involved in an armed robbery on a CTA Red Line train last week.
Chiefs to leave Missouri for Kansas, will the Bears leave Chicago for Indiana?
The Chicago Bears recently said they'd widen their search for a new stadium home, including in Northwest Indiana.
2 teens arrested in beating of man, 62, on CTA bus, police say
A Chicago family wants action after a 62-year-old man was brutally attacked on a CTA bus, leaving him hospitalized with severe head injuries.
Bears eye Indiana, Chicago mayor mulls budget veto | The Chicago Report
The Bears eye potential move to Northwest Indiana; Will Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson veto the budget passed by the City Council?; and a new book explores how Donald Trump used nativism to galvanize his political movement.
Nonprofit helps Chicagoans buy a home | The Chicago Report
Owning a home these days is tough with high prices, so one nonprofit is aiming to help lower-income Chicagoans, thanks to a $10 million reward.
Chicago mayor mum on budget plan | The Chicago Report
Will Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson veto the budget passed by a City Council bloc over the weekend?
Family of Chicago boy killed by car wants justice, driver with DUI history faces no charges
A 9-year-old boy died months ago on Chicago's West Side after being hit by a car on his way to school.
Kansas City Chiefs announce plans to leave Missouri
While the Chicago Bears are looking to find the location for a new stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs announced their plans to move out of Missouri and into the state of Kansas.
New program offers free doula care to South Side residents | ChicagoLIVE
Free doula services are now available to residents on Chicago’s South Side, offering added support for Black mothers, who continue to face higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth. Keyonna Thompkins, Program Manager for Maternal Health at the Southside Healthy Community Organization, joins us to explain how the program works.
Aurora named one of the best cities to move to, mayor reacts
The city of Aurora has been named one of the best cities to move to, according to MRI Software’s Move-In-Magnet Index. Aurora Mayor John Laesch joins us to talk about what makes the city appealing to newcomers.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson mulls possible veto on newly passed budget
Mayor Brandon Johnson is facing a big decision about whether to veto the budget passed by the City Council over the weekend.
'Rails and Roots' shows how Mexican railroad workers built Chicago
A new exhibit in Pilsen brings to light the Mexican and Mexican American families who helped build Chicago’s rail network.
Exhibit shows how Mexican rail workers built Chicago
Chicago has long been called the railroad capital of the country. Tracks still run through neighborhoods on the South and West sides. Freight trains still cut through the city day and night.
Chicago area crash involving beer truck leaves 1 hurt, police say
A crash on I-80 involving a semi-truck carrying about 40,000 pounds of beer left one person injured.
After Chicago boy fatally hit by car, a family wants answers
A 9-year-old boy died months ago after being hit by a car on his way to school, but months later, the family still is seeking criminal charges in the case.
Illinois reveals 2025 rejected license plates
The Illinois Secretary of State's Office revealed its annual list of vanity license plates that were rejected, many for being profane or suggestive.
Chicago crime: Man, 62, in hospital after CTA bus beating
A 62-year-old man was beaten by three teenagers on a CTA bus and his family is worried he won't survive.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson mulls possible veto on newly passed budget
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faces a big decision on whether to veto a budget that was passed by the City Council over the weekend.