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Johnson Calls for Temporary Moratorium on Data Centers

“Chicagoans have been absolutely clear: They do not want data centers expanding across our city without strong protection for their communities, their utility bills, their air, water and their quality of life,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said.

Illinois Reaffirms Existing Childhood Vaccine Schedule After Trump’s Executive Order Calling for Changes

The Illinois Department of Public Health said that it does not recommend adjustments to the childhood immunization schedule based on the recent federal executive order and that the department continues to endorse the immunization schedule put forth by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Chicago Humanities Announces Full Fall Festival Schedule Featuring Ira Glass, Kyle MacLachlan and Marlon James

Chicago Humanities announced its full fall festival schedule, featuring standalone programs and festival days in select neighborhoods, the festival announced Tuesday. The festival runs from September through November.

What to Watch Tuesday: Primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota Showcase Democratic Divide

The latest battle over the Democratic ideological divide this year shifts to the upper Midwest on Tuesday as nominating contests for governor in Wisconsin and U.S. senator in Minnesota pit left-wing candidates against more traditional ones.

Nearly 300K Experienced Power Outages After Storms Push Through Chicago Region

The Chicago area was under a tornado warning Tuesday morning, as fast-moving storms swept into the region.

Chicago Sky’s DiJonai Carrington Says She Never Claimed the Flagrant 2 Foul on Her Was White Privilege

DiJonai Carrington of the Chicago Sky says she never claimed that the assessment of a Flagrant 2 foul on her on Saturday in a game against Indiana was the result of white privilege.

2 Custodians Dead After Shooting Inside CPS School

Mark Twain Elementary principal Matthew Moline confirmed the shooting in a letter to families Tuesday, stating that “shots were fired inside our school building,” though he added that no students were present in the building at the time.

CPD Sergeant Responsible for Botched Raid Won’t Be Fired — But Was Promoted

Chicago police officers detained the same teen four times in less than 30 minutes in what investigators ruled was a botched raid.

Aug. 10, 2026 - Full Show

Cook County works to identify dozens of decomposing bodies at a Chicago funeral home. And the FDA approves a new flu shot using mRNA technology.

Cook County Health CEO on Medicaid Cuts, $100M Increase in Charity Care

Across two hospitals, 16 community health centers and Cook County Jail, Cook County Health aims to provide healthcare to patients, regardless of their ability to pay. But with federal policy changes looming, the health system’s budget is facing new challenges.

The FDA Approved a New mRNA Flu Vaccine. Here’s What to Know

The vaccine, called mFLUSIVA, is expected to be a versatile new option for people seeking protection from influenza and an important step forward for the widespread adoption of mRNA technology. 

Activist Calls for FBI Investigation as Cook County Medical Examiner Works to Identify Bodies Found at South Deering Funeral Home

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office is asking families to contact them as they seek to identify the more than 50 decomposing bodies discovered last week inside a Southeast Side funeral home.

Former White Sox Shortstop Tim Anderson Announces His Retirement After 10 Years in the Majors

Tim Anderson, a two-time All-Star shortstop who won the 2019 AL batting title with the Chicago White Sox, has decided to retire after spending 10 years in the major leagues.

Bally’s Halts Construction of Chicago Hotel, Concert Venue Amid Dispute Over Video Gambling

Officials with Bally’s Corp. have been warning the Chicago City Council for months that its move to green-light video gaming would kneecap the city’s permanent casino, scheduled to open in River West early next year.

John Ballantine, WTTW-WFMT Trustee and Former Bank Executive, Dies at 80

John Ballantine served as a trustee at Window to the World Communications, the parent organization of WTTW and WFMT, for 34 years and served as a vice chair during his tenure.