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Jan. 6, 2025 - Full Show

One on one with Mayor Brandon Johnson on the future of Chicago Public Schools and more.

First US Bird Flu Death is Announced in Louisiana

Health officials have said the person was older than 65, had underlying medical problems and had been in contact with sick and dead birds in a backyard flock.

Congress Certifies Donald Trump Won the Election in Stark Contrast to the 2021 Violence

WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress certified President-elect Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 election in proceedings t

Legacy of Lithuanian Artists and Designers in Chicago Explored at Balzekas Museum

If you’ve never been to the Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture, now is an opportune time to go on a cultural expedition. The museum’s third floor gallery is currently filled with “beLONGING: Lithuanian Artists in Chicago — 1900 to Now.”

Hundreds of Capitol Riot Prosecutions in Limbo as DC Court Awaits Donald Trump’s White House Return

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s the largest prosecution in Justice Department history — with reams of evidence, harrowing videos and&nbs

Winter Blast Hits Large Swath of US Hard; Lake Effect Snow Expected in Chicago This Afternoon

In the Chicago area, the National Weather Service was predicting lake effect snow leading to hazardous road conditions throughout the day on Monday, including during the morning and evening commute.

2 Killed by Gunfire in Chicago Over First Weekend of New Year: Police

According to the Chicago Police Department, seven people were shot in seven separate shooting incidents between Friday and Sunday evenings. Of those victims, two were killed while another person was killed as a result of blunt force trauma.

Black, Latino and Older Chicagoans More Likely to Die in Traffic Crashes, Data Shows

The statistics, compiled by the Chicago Department of Transportation by comparing 2021 crash data with information from the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office, are a key justification for members of the Chicago City Council looking to lower the city’s default speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph.

Chicago Bulls Plan to Retire Derrick Rose’s Jersey Next Season

The Chicago Bulls announced Saturday they plan to retire Rose's jersey sometime next season. Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said in a statement: “Derrick is both a hometown hero and a symbol of an entire era of Bulls basketball.”

How Congress Will Certify Trump's Electoral College Victory on Jan. 6

The congressional joint session to count electoral votes is expected to be much less eventful than the certification four years ago that was interrupted by a violent mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump who tried to stop the count and overturn the results of an election he lost to Democrat Joe Biden.

Shootings, Homicides in Chicago Fall to Lowest Levels Since 2019: Police

For the year, there were 573 homicides recorded throughout Chicago last year, down from 620 in 2023 and 714 in 2022.

Week in Review: Terror in New Orleans; Wrangling Over Teachers’ Contract Intensifies

Takeaways from the New Orleans terror attack. And sparring over a new contract for Chicago Public Schools teachers.

Task Force Recommends Tornado Shelters in Warehouse Following Deadly 2021 Storm

Six people were killed when an EF3 tornado with 150 mph winds struck an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville on Dec. 10, 2021. The incident raised questions about the safety of warehouses in severe weather, including if warehouses are designed to withstand extreme winds and if warehouse operators are properly prepared for severe weather.

Insurers Continue to Rely on Doctors Whose Judgments Have Been Criticized by Courts

Many Americans have faced the denial of mental health treatment by their insurance companies — at times despite vivid evidence of the risk such decisions pose. In a tiny percentage, patients and their families decide to fight the denials in federal court, setting up a David-versus-Goliath battle where insurers frequently have the upper hand.