Artificial intelligence is being used in about two dozen stores across the Chicago area to help identify suspected shoplifting as it happens, but critics are raising concerns about surveillance and potential misuse.
A Chicago woman who founded a nonprofit serving the LGBTQ+ community and others in need has been named to Out Magazine's annual Out 100 list, which recognizes people making a difference across the country.
Chicago's Department of Finance comptroller is speaking publicly for the first time about disputed water bills that some residents say are erroneous and, in some cases, total tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Your bank is NOT calling to tell you to move your money! The FCC is warning about bank impersonation scams where crooks pose as your bank on the phone, claim there's suspicious activity, and pressure you to act NOW.
As banks face increasingly sophisticated scams, some are introducing new technology aimed at helping customers identify fraudulent texts, calls and voicemails before they fall victim.
Password fatigue is real! A recent report reveals that 73% of Americans feel overwhelmed managing logins, and almost 50% of people who get a breach notification never change their password.
