Terrell Brown

It's time to ring in the new year and no one does it better than ABC 7's New Year's Eve special, "Countdown Chicago," a Chicago tradition for more than 30 years.

This week, ABC7 Chicago is featuring Lane Tech High School on Friday Flyover.

This week, ABC7 Chicago is featuring New Trier Township High School on Friday Flyover.

Bronzeville is home to many of beautiful homes, but, the one we’re about to show you is unique.

Johnson is getting mixed reviews from Chicagoans on issues like crime, the migrant crisis and dealing with the business community.

Women’s Live Artist Studio is an art collective based at Chicago’s iconic Navy Pier.

Chicago-born artist and actor Common spoke with ABC7’s Terrell Brown to learn more about his personal transformation and his mission to inspire others.

There's a new attraction on Goose Island, that boasts a musical experience like no other.

Check out the Brewster Building and its spooky past!

When his mother, Melissa Compean, made it out of the house fire, there was no sign of her son and no way back in because of the flames.

A Chicago group is up for a big award at the UN Climate Conference today.

When Maxine was a year-and-half-old, she had to have a heart transplant, and it hasn’t got any easier for her or her family since.

CPS said it is taking extra steps to keep kids safe against COVID-19.

Illinois Senator Robert Peters, elected to the 13th District in 2019, shares his life growing up in Hyde Park as an adopted child with a hearing impairment.

Carol Moseley Braun, now a board member at the DuSable Museum, spoke with ABC7 about the origins of “Juneteenth” and its future.

A police report obtained by the Daily Herald reveal new details about the alleged racist incident at a Naperville Buffalo Wild Wings last month.

ABC7 is teaming up with the Chicago Architecture Center as part of a new series called Chicago Uncovered to showcase locations, new and old, that distinguish Chicago among other cities.

Nearly 900 lives could be saved each year if all homes had a working smoke alarm.

There’s new progress in the fight to cure sickle cell disease.

The city’s newest Mariano’s grocery store is almost ready to open its doors on the South Side.