Pritzker pushes for Benton report release, CPS race heats up | The Chicago Report
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Gov. Pritzker isn't holding back. He wants the state to release the full ethics report on former State Rep. Harry Benton. And, the Chicago Teachers Union is making their opposition to Chicago School Board candidate Jessica Biggs loud and clear. All this and more on The Chicago Report. 

Judge orders six men accused in suburban brothel ring to remain in jail
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Six men accused of running a prostitution ring in northern Illinois will not be released before trial. This comes as another brothel was just discovered in Hanover Park. 

New Bronzeville mural by Chicago brothers promotes message of unity
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Chicago brothers and artists Malachi and Amoz Wright join us in studio to discuss their new mural on the South Side and how they hope it will leave a lasting impact on the community.

Dolton weighs future of Rucker Athletics after viral summer camp fight videos

The future of the Rucker Athletics Fitness and Training Center in Dolton now rests in the hands of village officials after disturbing videos showing children fighting inside the facility sparked a police investigation and prompted a formal hearing over whether the business should be allowed to reopen.

Dolton weighs future of Rucker Athletics after viral summer camp fight videos
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The future of the Rucker Athletics Fitness and Training Center in Dolton now rests in the hands of village officials after disturbing videos showing children fighting inside the facility sparked a police investigation and prompted a formal hearing over whether the business should be allowed to reopen.

Chicago South Side sports bar shut down over 'dangerous' conditions
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The 50 Yard Line Sports Bar & Grill has been shut down after failing a building inspection, putting its future in question. FOX Chicago’s Joanie Lum explains what led to the closure.

Lollapalooza to offer THC beverages for the first time ever | ChicagoLIVE
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Lollapalooza returns to Chicago next week, and for the first time, THC-infused beverages will be available at the festival. Green Thumb Industries CEO Ben Kovler explains how the partnership came together and what it means for attendees.

Kane Co. State's Attorney explains alleged brothel prostitution operation hearings | ChicagoLIVE
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Court hearings were held today in connection with a 15-month investigation into alleged prostitution operations at four Chicago suburban brothels. Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser breaks down the case and the latest developments.

Patrick Kane: Return to the Blackhawks, biopic casting picks | ChicagoLIVE
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Patrick Kane is returning to Chicago on a two-year deal. FOX Chicago’s Jake Hamilton and Sam Panayotovich discuss what his return means for the Blackhawks and share their top three picks for who could portray Kane in a biopic.

Why Metra police launched a new remotely operated drone program | ChicagoLIVE
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Metra Police have launched a pilot program using remotely operated drones to monitor rail lines and facilities. Metra’s Meg Thomas-Reile discusses the program and how the drones will enhance safety and operations.

Chicago enjoys rare July cool spell before heat returns

Enjoy the comfortable weather while it lasts. Rising heat, humidity and a possible severe weather threat are all in the forecast.

Talk about a splash: Fox Lake pet store owner describes moment fish tank 'bursts' open
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Ring camera footage captures the moment a fish tank suddenly burst at Something Fishy Pets in Fox Lake. Owner Nicole Georgean and her son join live to share what happened how their business has been impacted.

WNBA All-Star Weekend is taking over Chicago: Here's what fans can expect
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All stars are in town, and Chicago is ready for a weekend of excitement. Play Like a Girl founder Rushia Brown and WNBA Partnership Director Erica Smith join Good Day Chicago to highlight events, programs, and ways fans can get involved in celebrating women's basketball.

Des Plaines condo fire ruled arson; investigators say suspect died from injuries

Investigators say a Des Plaines condo fire that trapped residents in May was intentionally set using gasoline and that the suspect died two weeks later.

Illinois secures one-year delay on SNAP penalties: What to know
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Illinois has won a temporary relief from federal penalties over food assistance program errors, but the costs could add up if the problems persist. Man-Yee Lee of the Greater Chicago Food Depository explains how local families could be affected.