WBBM political editor Geoff Buchholz reports on a contentious confirmation hearing for Mayor Brandon Johnson's nominee to run Chicago Animal Care and Control.

Many plaintiffs in the lawsuit are Chicago artists, including David “Davo Sounds” Woulard of the band Attack the Sound, and four members of the band Directrix.

Their lawsuit claims Google illegally uses A.I.-generated music, and the suit asks a federal jury to rule on damages on 16 alleged violations by Google, including copyright infringement, fraud and deceptive practices, illegal distribution, and false advertising.

Roughly 6 million more disabled Americans now can open ABLE accounts, which allow them to save and invest money to improve quality of life without risking federal benefits.

WBBM political editor Geoff Buchholz reports Illinois' attorney general has rejected a proposed settlement of a monopoly lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster.

Uber is rolling out a new feature across the United States that allows women riders to request female drivers, expanding a pilot program designed to address safety concerns on the ride-hailing platform.

A man who tried to intervene in a fight in Chicago’s River North neighborhood was fatally pushed down a flight of stairs, police said.

WBBM political editor Geoff Buchholz reports on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed tributes to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, which are set to be considered this week by members of the City Council.

A suburban car dealership is going viral online for a social media ad featuring two young boys and plenty of language that would never make it on television or radio.

A 62-year-old man was wounded in a shooting during an armed robbery Sunday evening on Chicago’s Far South Side, police said.

Before Together We Ride became a global movement, it was a one-woman operation led by physical therapist Dawn Piech each year on International Women’s Day.