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Trump Barely Mentions Chicago in Combative Appearance at Convention of Black Journalists

The Republican nominee for president mentioned Chicago only once during a panel discussion at the National Association of Black Journalists’ convention at the Hilton Chicago on Michigan Avenue.

‘What Would You Think If I Sang Out of Tune?’ Salt Shed Set to Host World’s Largest Karaoke Party in Chicago

A Chicago music venue will soon host a karaoke blowout like no other. It’s a rare chance to step onto a big stage and sing in front of … 5,000 people. In other words, it may be your wildest dream or your worst nightmare.

Attorneys Say People Housed at Stateville Prison Should Be Transferred Over ‘Dire Injury’ Risks at Aging Facility

“Right now, there’s over 420 residents at Stateville who are at risk of dire injury due to the structural vulnerabilities, degradation and deterioration of those buildings that put them at risk of serious physical injury,” said Heather Lewis Donnell, a partner at Loevy and Loevy.

Don’t Expect a Balloon Drop Quite Yet. How the Virtual Roll Call to Nominate Kamala Harris Will Work

Delegates to the Democratic National Convention will officially select their nominee for president in a process that begins Thursday. But unlike in past years, they won’t do so in the raucous party atmosphere of the convention floor or even during the convention itself.

‘He’s Not Welcome Here’: Protesters Tell Trump He Isn’t Wanted in Chicago Ahead of Former President’s Appearance

Wednesday’s event marked former President Donald Trump’s second appearance in Chicago since 2016, when massive protests forced him to scrap a rally on the University of Illinois Chicago campus.

Boeing Names New CEO as it Posts a Loss of More Than $1.4 Billion in Second Quarter

Robert “Kelly” Ortberg, a former CEO at aerospace supplier Rockwell Collins, will succeed David Calhoun, 67, as CEO and president effective Aug. 8, the company said.

Chicago Taxpayers Have Already Paid $3.1M to Fight Lawsuit Filed by Wrongfully Convicted Man Now Set for Trial

The lawsuit filed by John Velez, who spent 17 years in prison before his conviction in the murder of 26-year-old Anthony Hueneca in Little Village was overturned, is set for trial for July 2025, U.S. District Court Judge Edmond Chang ruled Tuesday.

Family Members, Civil Rights Leaders Gather on West Side to Demand Justice in the Fatal Police Shooting of Sonya Massey

The Rev. Al Sharpton and civil rights attorney Ben Crump joined the family of Sonya Massey in West Garfield Park on Tuesday, demanding justice for the woman who was shot and killed by police in her Springfield home earlier this month.

President Joe Biden to Open First Night of Democratic Convention in Chicago, Sources Say

Biden is expected to deliver a primetime speech during the opening night of the Chicago convention, according to three sources familiar with the planning, with the evening’s programming centering on Biden’s legacy and achievements. 

31 Tornadoes in the Chicago Area? A Look at What’s Behind Extreme Weather

The National Weather Service in Chicago has so far reported 31 tornadoes in one storm event — surpassing the previous daily record of 22 measured just last year. While there’s debate over how these storms should be defined — researchers are looking into the factors leading to extreme weather and how to protect communities.

July 30, 2024 - Full Show

Pushback after former President Donald Trump is invited to speak at a convention for Black journalists in Chicago. And what could be behind the recent severe weather across Illinois. 

Who Will Be Kamala Harris’ Running Mate? The Contest Will Likely Be Decided in the Next Week

Vice President Harris, the likely Democratic nominee, appears intent on making a choice that she’s comfortable with personally and that can expand her electoral appeal in a matter of days.

Son of Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Trafficking Charges in Chicago

Guzmán López, dressed in an orange jumpsuit, stood with feet shackled as federal prosecutors in Chicago detailed a five-count indictment that also includes money laundering, conspiracy and weapons charges.

Northern Lights Could Be Visible This Week in Chicago as Solar Activity Heats Up

An eruption of solar particles is headed toward Earth and the impact could be strong enough to make the aurora borealis visible in the lower Midwest, including northern Illinois, through Thursday.

Donald Trump Set to Return to Chicago for Just 2nd Time Since Protests Forced Him to Scrap Rally in 2016

Republican nominee for president Donald Trump is set to take questions about the “most pressing issues facing the Black community” at noon Wednesday at the Hilton Chicago on Michigan Avenue.