Chicago weather: Freeze Watch issued after sudden temperature drop
A Freeze Watch has been issued for much of northern Illinois and northwest Indiana as temperatures are expected to drop sharply overnight following a brief stretch of unseasonably warm weather in the Chicago area.
A Freeze Watch has been issued for much of northern Illinois and northwest Indiana as temperatures are expected to drop sharply overnight following a brief stretch of unseasonably warm weather in the Chicago area.
United Airlines flight from Chicago diverted due to 'security threat'
A United Airlines flight from Chicago was diverted due to what the airline called a "potential security concern".
A United Airlines flight from Chicago was diverted due to what the airline called a "potential security concern".
Chicago teen charged with attempted murder in March 2025 Austin shooting: police
A Chicago teen has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in a March 2025 shooting in Austin, according to police.
A Chicago teen has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in a March 2025 shooting in Austin, according to police.
Man sought after attempted sexual assault on CTA Blue Line train in Austin: police
Chicago police are looking for a suspect who tried to sexually assault a woman on a CTA Blue Line train in the Austin neighborhood on Saturday.
Chicago police are looking for a suspect who tried to sexually assault a woman on a CTA Blue Line train in the Austin neighborhood on Saturday.
Teens charged after overnight crime wave hits multiple Chicago neighborhoods: police
Two teens have been charged with multiple burglaries and tresspassing in a car in a matter of hours on Friday, according to Chicago police.
Two teens have been charged with multiple burglaries and tresspassing in a car in a matter of hours on Friday, according to Chicago police.
United flight from Chicago evacuated due to ‘security concern,’ airline says
A United Airlines flight from Chicago to New York City was diverted to Pittsburgh and evacuated due to a "potential security concern" on Saturday.
A United Airlines flight from Chicago to New York City was diverted to Pittsburgh and evacuated due to a "potential security concern" on Saturday.
Earth Day celebration at Eggers Grove | ChicagoLIVE
Friends of the Forest Preserve is holding an Earth Day celebration at Eggers Grove.
Friends of the Forest Preserve is holding an Earth Day celebration at Eggers Grove.
Illinois lawmakers seek to allow schools to ban cell phones | ChicagoLIVE
Illinois lawmakers recently passed a bill to allow schools to ban the use of cell phones by students during classes. State Rep. Michelle Mussman (D) explains what happens next.
Illinois lawmakers recently passed a bill to allow schools to ban the use of cell phones by students during classes. State Rep. Michelle Mussman (D) explains what happens next.
Can AI be used for therapy? Expert explains benefits, risks | ChicagoLIVE
Dr. Katherine Hertlein, a psychiatry professor, talks about how AI can be used for therapy, including the benefits and risks.
Dr. Katherine Hertlein, a psychiatry professor, talks about how AI can be used for therapy, including the benefits and risks.
Anti-Cruelty Chicago hosts annual slumber paw-ty | ChicagoLIVE
Anti-Cruelty in Chicago is hosting a slumber "paw-ty" to support sheltered animals as part of a national initiative.
Anti-Cruelty in Chicago is hosting a slumber "paw-ty" to support sheltered animals as part of a national initiative.
3-month-old baby found dead on Chicago’s Near West Side, police say
A 3-month-old baby girl was found unresponsive and pronounced dead on the city’s Near West Side on Friday morning.
A 3-month-old baby girl was found unresponsive and pronounced dead on the city’s Near West Side on Friday morning.
Chicago weather: Flooding concerns remain, drier conditions for Saturday
After a very active weather pattern with storms and even a tornado in parts of the state on Friday, things will be much calmer today.
After a very active weather pattern with storms and even a tornado in parts of the state on Friday, things will be much calmer today.
Woman shot on Chicago’s South Side during fight with security guard, police say
A woman was shot and injured during a fight early Saturday morning with a security guard on the South Side.
A woman was shot and injured during a fight early Saturday morning with a security guard on the South Side.
Honor Flight Chicago brings Army couple’s 41-year love story full circle
A Chicago-area couple who both served in the U.S. Army returned from Honor Flight Chicago this week, reflecting on a shared military journey that shaped their marriage, their family and now the next generation.
A Chicago-area couple who both served in the U.S. Army returned from Honor Flight Chicago this week, reflecting on a shared military journey that shaped their marriage, their family and now the next generation.
Chicago police search for suspects in brutal CTA Red Line assault
Chicago police are searching for suspects who attacked a victim on a CTA Red Line platform in the Near North Side neighborhood on Friday afternoon.
Chicago police are searching for suspects who attacked a victim on a CTA Red Line platform in the Near North Side neighborhood on Friday afternoon.
Chicago police: 3 killed, 1 critically injured in West Side shooting
Chicago police say three people were killed and another was critically wounded in a shooting Friday afternoon on the city's West Side.
Chicago police say three people were killed and another was critically wounded in a shooting Friday afternoon on the city's West Side.
Meet the 11-year-old Chicago girl changing boxing
An 11-year-old Chicago girl is challenging long-standing stereotypes in boxing and building a name for herself in the ring.
An 11-year-old Chicago girl is challenging long-standing stereotypes in boxing and building a name for herself in the ring.
Chicagoland flooding, CPS May 1st battle & local trucking company sued | Week in Review
Severe storms bring flooding to Chicagoland and an eerie disaster at a local Titanic exhibit. We also break down the deal to keep CPS open on May 1st, a major lawsuit against an Elmhurst trucking company, and the mystery behind a local veteran's apartment being cleared out. Plus, we take you to the Chicago stage for a Seinfeld superstar's return and inside the debut of a new Michael Jackson film in Gary.
Severe storms bring flooding to Chicagoland and an eerie disaster at a local Titanic exhibit. We also break down the deal to keep CPS open on May 1st, a major lawsuit against an Elmhurst trucking company, and the mystery behind a local veteran's apartment being cleared out. Plus, we take you to the Chicago stage for a Seinfeld superstar's return and inside the debut of a new Michael Jackson film in Gary.
Family of Violet Harris seeks answers after deadly hit-and-run in Chicago
As her 16th birthday approaches, the family of Hyde Park Academy student Violet Harris is urging the driver who struck and killed her on a scooter to come forward, while Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information.
As her 16th birthday approaches, the family of Hyde Park Academy student Violet Harris is urging the driver who struck and killed her on a scooter to come forward, while Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information.
CPS, CTU turn school day on May 1st into civic action event
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached an agreement to keep schools open May 1 while converting the day into a systemwide focus on civic engagement.
Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached an agreement to keep schools open May 1 while converting the day into a systemwide focus on civic engagement.