The Weather Channel's senior meteorologist Jonathan Erdman joins This Morning in a live interview to give updates and analysis about the extreme heat that's been hitting Chicago.

34 felony charges laid against Former-President Donald Trump, Chicago elects a new mayor, and money moves to make this April.

Erin Ailworth from the Wall Street Journal breakdowns today's mayoral election in Chicago.

Shooting at Chicago hospital leaves an officer and three others dead, U.S. judge blocks Trump asylum restrictions, and the Town hosting displaced fire victims for Thanksgiving feast.

Natasha Korecki from POLITICO and Gordon Deal have a look at what went into one of the most expensive midterm races.

Despite a lower homicide rate Chicago police have only solved one in six homicides in the first half of 2018. USA Today's Aamer Madhani joins us with the latest.

Chicago PD is having trouble getting residents to identify gun violence suspects. Aamer Madhani from USA Today has the story.

Listen as childcare expert Florence Ann Romano tells Jennifer Kushinka how parents should talk to their children about the recent violent crimes occurring in Chicago.

Listen as the USA Today's Aamer Madhani tells Mike Gavin the technique Chicago is using to try to cut down on gun violence.

At least 40 shot and four killed in a night of Chicago gun violence, President Trump defends son's meeting with Russian lawyer, and MillerCoors helps celebrate loyal fan's 100th birthday.

Shibani Mahtani from the Wall Street Journal explains why Chicago isn't ready to celebrate its drop in violent crime.

Chicago is suing the Trump administration over sanctuary cities, how ageism is still a big problem for the tech industry and the life events that most affect your finances.

Chicago is turning to technology in an effort to curb violence. Shibani Mahtani from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Scott Calvert from the Wall Street Journal has look at certain areas where murder rates are on the rise.

How a U.S. team uses guerrilla marketing to deter potential ISIS recruits, a look at text-based therapy and why TV writers obsess over Chicago.

Defense attorney Joseph Marrone on the recent Department of Justice police report.

40 shot in Chicago over the weekend, what it takes to get a meeting with Trump and a couple celebrates 50th anniversary at wedding night hotel for original $28.13 price.

Political candidates who may not real? The Wall Street Journal's Mark Peters gives us all the unbelievable details.

Cleveland officer will not face charges in Tamir Rice shooting death, are Democrats crippling Obamacare, and the coming Shakespeare extravaganza.

Islamic state militants flee Ramadi stronghold amid Iraqi offensive, after Chicago police 'accidentally' kill grandmother; mayor demands reform and Bill Belichick speaks on decision to kick off in OT vs. N.Y. Jets.

Hillary Clinton might look to Chicago for help when it comes to satisfying her more progressive colleagues. The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story.