SORT Order Oldest First Newest First Has Video - Any - Yes No FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any - Arts & Entertainment Business Crime & Law Education Health Politics Science & Nature Sports Keyword(s) Mar 4, 2026 Shootings and Homicides Increased Across Chicago Last Month, But Violence Remains Down Compared to 2025: Police Data from the Chicago Police Department shows there were 25 homicides and 81 shootings across February, increases of 19% and 8%, respectively, over the same month in 2025. Mar 4, 2026 Chicago’s Watchdog Says City Lawyers Withheld Records About ‘High-Profile’ Hires It was “improper” for the department led by Corporation Counsel Mary Richardson-Lowry to refuse to provide those records to the Office of the Inspector General, Deborah Witzburg said in a statement. Mar 4, 2026 Chicago-Area Live Music Recommendations for March 4-10 Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop and more. Mar 4, 2026 A Chicago Man Was Charged With Murder Based on a ShotSpotter Alert. Now the City Will Pay Him $500K Michael Williams, then 65, spent nearly a year in jail after being charged with murder, only to have the charges dismissed after prosecutors told a judge they did not have enough evidence to proceed to trial. Mar 3, 2026 March 3, 2026 - Full Show The Democrats running in the Cook County Board president primary join “Chicago Tonight.” Toni Preckwinkle and Brendan Reilly talk about the issues facing residents and share their visions for the office. Mar 3, 2026 With Health System Bracing for Cuts, Candidates for Cook County Board President Vow to Preserve Care The cuts, imposed by the Trump administration, will hit the county’s bottom line next year, threatening the ability of more than 400,000 Cook County residents to get necessary health care. Mar 3, 2026 Chicago Fire Break Ground on New $750M Stadium Site Amid Gentrification Concerns The Chicago Fire broke ground on a new stadium development site Tuesday at The 78 in Chicago’s 3rd Ward. The stadium is expected to open before the 2028 Major League Soccer season following a $750 million private investment from the club’s owner, Joe Mansueto. Mar 3, 2026 Former DOJ Attorneys Intervene in Lawsuit Seeking Sensitive Illinois Voter Registration Data Illinois is among 29 states and Washington, D.C., being sued by the Trump administration for access to their complete, unredacted voter registration databases. Mar 3, 2026 Israel Steps Up Airstrikes in Tehran, as Iran Widens Its Response Across the Region Four days into a war that President Donald Trump suggested would last several weeks but perhaps longer, nearly 800 people have been killed in Iran, including some Trump said he had considered as possible future leaders of the country. Mar 3, 2026 Noem Blames ‘Violent Protesters’ for Minneapolis Chaos Under Tough Questioning in Senate Hearing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified in the Senate on Tuesday in her first congressional appearance since the shooting deaths of two protesters in Minneapolis galvanized widespread opposition to how the Trump administration was executing its mass deportation agenda. Mar 3, 2026 Key City Panel Rejects Push to Punish Parents If Their Kids Violate Curfew, Other Laws The proposal called for parents to face jail time if their children “violate curfew, engage in drag racing, flipping of cars, intoxication or use of paintball guns.” Mar 3, 2026 Pritzker Denies Traveling on Epstein’s Plane After Bill Clinton’s Since-Recanted Testimony “No, I have never, had never met Jeffrey Epstein,” Gov. JB Pritzker said Tuesday. “I was never on Jeffrey Epstein's plane. I was never on any plane with Jeffrey Epstein or with Ghislaine Maxwell. Never met her.” Mar 3, 2026 Chicago Named As A Finalist to Host 2028 Democratic National Convention Chicago, along with Atlanta, Boston, Denver and Philadelphia, have advanced in the application process to host the convention and will receive a site visit this spring, the Democratic National Committee announced. Mar 3, 2026 Top Cop Agrees to Fire Officer Who Shot 13-Year-Old Boy Without Justification, Leaving Him Paralyzed The Civilian Office of Police Accountability determined that the shooting was unjustified, and Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling agreed, according to records published Friday. Mar 2, 2026 March 2, 2026 - Full Show Trump fans the flames of war in Iran — what we know and where we’re going. And could more nuclear reactors be coming to Illinois? Load More Thanks to our sponsors: