Several taken to hospital after chemical incident at suburban swim school
A chemical release forced the evacuation of a suburban swim school Thursday afternoon during children’s swimming lessons.
A chemical release forced the evacuation of a suburban swim school Thursday afternoon during children’s swimming lessons.
Suburban tutor arrested after juvenile sexual abuse investigation: police
A suburban Chicago man was arrested Wednesday after police investigated allegations of sexual abuse involving a juvenile, authorities said.
A suburban Chicago man was arrested Wednesday after police investigated allegations of sexual abuse involving a juvenile, authorities said.
Daniel Biss faces scrutiny over Northwestern encampment decision as he runs for Congress
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss is defending his decision not to dispatch police to break up a Palestinian encampment on the Northwestern campus in the Spring of 2024.
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss is defending his decision not to dispatch police to break up a Palestinian encampment on the Northwestern campus in the Spring of 2024.
Study: Partisan divide on foreign policy widens | The Chicago Report
Venezuela, Russia, Ukraine, China foreign policy is at the center of President Trump's agenda these days. But how do average Americans feel about all of these issues? The Chicago Council on Global Affairs has a revealing new survey showing the public's attitudes and how Republican and Democratic voters split.
Venezuela, Russia, Ukraine, China foreign policy is at the center of President Trump's agenda these days. But how do average Americans feel about all of these issues? The Chicago Council on Global Affairs has a revealing new survey showing the public's attitudes and how Republican and Democratic voters split.
Rising e-bike crashes prompt Illinois to launch new safety initiative
Illinois officials started a new “Ride Safe, Ride Smart, Ride Ready" program to create tougher rules for fast e-bikes, scooters and other electric devices.
Illinois officials started a new “Ride Safe, Ride Smart, Ride Ready" program to create tougher rules for fast e-bikes, scooters and other electric devices.
Same license plate, different cars: Suburban driver fights red light ticket
A suburban woman says she is fighting a red-light camera ticket issued for a vehicle she does not own, even though the license plate number on the citation matches her own.
A suburban woman says she is fighting a red-light camera ticket issued for a vehicle she does not own, even though the license plate number on the citation matches her own.
Park Forest apartment building condemned after tenants report no heat
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Park Forest apartment building condemned after tenants report no heat
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Some residents of an apartment complex in Park Forest don’t have heat—and they say it’s not the first time they’ve dealt with serious problems.
Chicago former top cop: When ICE and protesters go too far
In the first edition of Garry’s Take, former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy breaks down his view of ICE enforcement: he says he’s okay with the mission, but raises concerns about tactics that can escalate into dangerous street-level confrontations. McCarthy argues the country can’t keep encouraging chaos around the law—and that if people want change, they should change the law—then lays out what he sees as a workable middle ground involving process, public safety, and immigration detainers.
In the first edition of Garry’s Take, former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy breaks down his view of ICE enforcement: he says he’s okay with the mission, but raises concerns about tactics that can escalate into dangerous street-level confrontations. McCarthy argues the country can’t keep encouraging chaos around the law—and that if people want change, they should change the law—then lays out what he sees as a workable middle ground involving process, public safety, and immigration detainers.
Attorney warns of hidden camera risks after Hinsdale spa investigation | ChicagoLIVE
An Illinois attorney is warning consumers about the risks of hidden camera after prosecutors charged a Hinsdale spa owner with felony unauthorized videotaping.
An Illinois attorney is warning consumers about the risks of hidden camera after prosecutors charged a Hinsdale spa owner with felony unauthorized videotaping.
SoxFest returns this weekend at Ramova Theatre | ChicagoLIVE
The Chicago White Sox host SoxFest Live featuring fan events and player meet-and-greets ahead of the new season.
The Chicago White Sox host SoxFest Live featuring fan events and player meet-and-greets ahead of the new season.
Airline rivalry: United, American battle for O’Hare | ChicagoLIVE
A new round of billboard ads from United Airlines highlights the growing rivalry with American Airlines for dominance at O’Hare International Airport.
A new round of billboard ads from United Airlines highlights the growing rivalry with American Airlines for dominance at O’Hare International Airport.
Meet the gator expert helping protect crocodilians at Florida’s Gatorland | ChicagoLIVE
Savannah Boan, Crocodilian Enrichment Coordinator at Gatorland, joins us to talk conservation, animal care and what it takes to work with alligators and crocodiles every day.
Savannah Boan, Crocodilian Enrichment Coordinator at Gatorland, joins us to talk conservation, animal care and what it takes to work with alligators and crocodiles every day.
Tech industry faces major job losses as industry adjusts | ChicagoLIVE
Technology companies led private-sector layoffs last year, with overhiring, inflation and AI as part of the reason.
Technology companies led private-sector layoffs last year, with overhiring, inflation and AI as part of the reason.
Ex-Loretto Hospital leader arrested in Serbia for $300M COVID scheme | ChicagoLIVE
Anosh Ahmed, former Loretto Hospital executive accused of embezzlement and COVID-19 fraud, was arrested in Serbia and awaits U.S. extradition.
Anosh Ahmed, former Loretto Hospital executive accused of embezzlement and COVID-19 fraud, was arrested in Serbia and awaits U.S. extradition.
Two Dixmoor schools shut down after morning water main break | ChicagoLIVE
Dixmoor officials say two schools closed Thursday after a water main break disrupted service to homes in the area.
Dixmoor officials say two schools closed Thursday after a water main break disrupted service to homes in the area.
DRUMLine live brings HBCU marching band energy to Chicago Auditorium | ChicagoNOW
DRUMLine Live, an international tour inspired by HBCU marching bands, performs in Chicago this Sunday.
DRUMLine Live, an international tour inspired by HBCU marching bands, performs in Chicago this Sunday.
Second City celebrates 50th revue with all-improv show | ChicagoNOW
The e.t.c. stage at Second City is going fully improv for its 50th anniversary revue.
The e.t.c. stage at Second City is going fully improv for its 50th anniversary revue.
‘Abolish ICE’ dominates Chicago snowplow naming contest submissions | ChicagoNOW
Chicago’s snowplow naming contest received nearly 9,200 submissions, with anti-ICE names making up almost 80% of entries.
Chicago’s snowplow naming contest received nearly 9,200 submissions, with anti-ICE names making up almost 80% of entries.
New report shows suburban office vacancy rates top 32% | ChicagoNOW
Office spaces in suburban areas are seeing unprecedented vacancies post-pandemic. Chris Cummins breaks down the findings and the potential impact.
Office spaces in suburban areas are seeing unprecedented vacancies post-pandemic. Chris Cummins breaks down the findings and the potential impact.