Fox News cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and Ukrainian journalist killed in attack that wounded reporter
Pierre Zakrzewski, described as a veteran Fox News cameraman, died after being injured alongside journalist Benjamin Hall in Ukraine on Monday. A young local journalist working with the team was also killed.
Russia-Ukraine war: Russian forces step up bombardment of Kyiv
Russia’s war on Ukraine is taking a devastating human toll. More than 3 million people have fled and thousands of soldiers and civilians have been killed.
University of Chicago to offer full-tuition scholarships to students impacted by war in Ukraine
The University of Chicago announced on Tuesday it will extend help to undergraduate students affected by the invasion of Ukraine.
'We Sing for Ukraine' fosters unity, raises funds for Ukrainians under siege
Ira Antelis and Olha Tsvyntarnia talk about leading the 'We Sing for Ukraine' movement and the importance of people rallying around the nation being invaded by Russia.
'Immersive Shevchenko: Soul of Ukraine' brings immersive art exhibit to Chicago
One hundred percent of ticket proceeds for "Immersive Shevchenko: Soul of Ukraine" will go to charities supporting Ukraine amid Russian invasion.
Russians targeting civilians in Ukraine
North Central College political expert William Muck weighs in on the accelerating war in Ukraine.
Woman disrupts Russian TV newscast to protest Ukraine invasion, urges viewers 'Don't believe the propaganda!'
A woman went viral on Monday for crashing a newscast on Russian-state television to protest the war in Ukraine.
Fox News journalist Benjamin Hall injured covering Ukraine war
Hall was newsgathering outside Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, as Russian forces approach the city.
Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin to "single combat" over Ukraine
Tesla founder Elon Musk has fighting words for Russian President Vladimir Putin. The world's wealthiest man challenged Putin to "single combat" due to his nation's invasion of Ukraine.
How sanctions on Russia will impact the outcome of the war
Unprecedented economic sanctions on Russia by the U.S. and its allies have been brought against Russian elites.
Ukrainians remove unexploded Russian bomb from damaged home, video shows
Ukrainian bomb disposal experts slowly extracted the unexploded Russian bomb out of the damaged building using a crane, then loaded the device onto the back of a truck. It was one of three explosives the team had removed from residences in the city in just one day, officials said.
For Ukrainians who fled after World War II, watching today’s news is like reliving a nightmare
“It’s horrible because I truly can identify with the families and the children … and the horror of it, and not knowing what tomorrow will bring. It’s awful,” said Matwyshyn, a retired Sears executive who now lives in the Sauganash neighborhood.
Pregnant woman, baby die after Russian airstrike on Mariupol maternity hospital
A pregnant woman and her baby have died after Russia last week bombed the maternity hospital where she was meant to give birth in Mariupol, Ukraine.
Former NYT contributor killed, other journalists wounded by Russian fire, Kyiv police say
Ukrainian national police said Sunday an American journalist was killed and at least two others were wounded when they came under fire by Russian forces near the capital city of Kyiv.
Russia-Ukraine war: Relentless bombing happening '24 hours a day' in Mariupol, Zelenskyy says
Russia's war on Ukraine is now in its third week with Russian troops pressing their offensive across the country.
More US troops deployed to Europe amid Ukraine invasion
The Pentagon has ordered roughly 12,000 total service members from various U.S. bases to Europe, with a couple of thousand more already stationed abroad shifting to other European countries.
At what point should you talk to your kids about what they see in the news?
Which much conflict broadcasted all over the world, an expert joins Good Day Chicago to offer tips to guardians on how to talk to your kids about what they see in the news.
Chicago nonprofit that helps homeless veterans now aiding Ukraine
A local nonprofit that helps veterans is turning its attention to Ukraine.
List of Russian goods that are banned, boycotted in US
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted sanctions, boycotts and limited access to social media platforms by the U.S.
Chicago nonprofits that help homeless veterans now aiding Ukrainian refugees
Kip and Mark Doyle from Rags of Honor and Veteran Roasters on Chicago’s West Side are taking supplies to Poland where they'll work with Army Ranger vets to get to refugees on the Ukrainian border.