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Oct 19, 2026

Terrell BrownHOST
3:33
Lissette?
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
3:35
Yeah, and it's been a busy morning here at the Super Site here in the Loop.
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
3:38
So now those who live in Chicago as well as suburban Cook County, they have more options as far as early voting.
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
3:44
We're talking a total of 56 locations now.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:39
That's an increase from the primary election at this time when we had a little over 27,000 vote by mail ballots returned.
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
4:52
In Illinois, some races to watch include the U.S. Senate, several congressional seats, Illinois governor, and the first fully elected Chicago school board.
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
5:01
This morning, voters have been making their way to the Super Site here in the Loop to cast their vote early.
Lisette NunezCORRESPONDENT
5:06
They say it's their civic duty, and it's important to make their voices heard.
Michelle GallardoCORRESPONDENT
31:31
In addition to suburban Cook County, early voting expands to Chicago's 50 wards starting tomorrow with the polling places opening at 9 a.m.
Michelle GallardoCORRESPONDENT
31:40
In The Loop, I'm Michelle Gallardo, ABC7 Eyewitness News.
Karen JordanHOST
31:44
We have extensive midterm election coverage on our news app website and everywhere you stream.
Karen JordanHOST
31:51
Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia in a massive aerial attack tonight.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
11:56
While major tech giants continue to navigate the post-pandemic return to the office, a surprising group is taking the lead in bringing workers back, early-stage tech startups.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
12:06
As Crain's John Pletz reports, in Chicago's Loop and West Loop neighborhoods, young companies are discovering that building a business from scratch is simply better done in person.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
12:16
Ali Akhtar, founder of the software startup Letter.ai, says the decision to skip a fully remote model came early on.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
12:24
Reflecting on his early days in a local coworking space, Akhtar notes that spontaneous in-person interactions drove materially better outcomes for his team.
Rob ElgasHOST
0:09
Members of Congress put on alert tonight.
Rob ElgasHOST
0:12
The investigation into suspicious envelopes in the mail one day after a similar investigation involving government offices here in the Loop.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:20
She is accused of defrauding dozens of people who thought they were getting their records expunged.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:25
The massive felony case against an Indiana woman.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:54
We know that offices of at least three Illinois members of Congress have received envelopes deemed suspicious, and that includes Congresswoman Robin Kelly.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
1:03
So far, there are no reports of anyone being hurt.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
1:06
Just yesterday, there was an emergency response in the Chicago Loop.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
1:11
Mail with a white powder on it was caught at the office of Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas.
Rob ElgasHOST
0:11
New information just out on how a member of the community stopped that shooter.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:16
An emergency response in Chicago's Loop.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:18
Suspicious letters showing up at government offices.
Cheryl BurtonHOST
0:22
Now, weeks before the election, it is happening around the country.
Rob ElgasHOST
4:52
It's not necessarily uncommon during election seasons for these sort of, of packages to show up at, uh, you know, uh, political, uh, offices around the country, regardless of party.
Trey WardCORRESPONDENT
5:06
No one was hurt in either incident at the Cook County Buildings, while it's still yet to be known if they're connected.
Trey WardCORRESPONDENT
5:12
Reporting in the Loop, I'm Trey Ward, ABC 7 Eyewitness News.
Rob ElgasHOST
5:16
Trey, thanks.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
4:18
The US's tourism infrastructure was at absolute peak capacity in summer 2021.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
4:24
But then there's this: Midtown Manhattan, DC's K Street, Chicago's Loop.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
4:31
America's major business districts still sit abandoned.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
4:35
Despite the resurgence in life in the US, many of the country's largest office-based employers, including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Deloitte, Cisco, and McKinsey, have yet to return to the office in any meaningful way.
Matt RodbardGUEST
4:06
But they're, they're operating, you know, on the, the near north side.
Matt RodbardGUEST
4:09
Uh, it's, it's not in, um, you know, it's not in like the Loop or like in a high-rent neighborhood.
Matt RodbardGUEST
4:16
And I think what they're doing is an example of in Chicago, you can get like a really, like you can get a black box with like a little backyard and like pay like a 10th the rent as what you pay in even Brooklyn and do like an extraordinary tasting menu.
Matt RodbardGUEST
4:29
So I think like Chicago is cool.
Sergeant WillHOST
3:18
Box alarms dispatched equipment and personnel to deal with the flooding and assist in the emergency evacuation of over a quarter million workers.
Sergeant WillHOST
3:27
A large department store owner takes his wife down to the sub-basement for a tour of the tunnel system connecting the businesses under the Chicago Loop.
Sergeant WillHOST
3:36
The plans go astray as something is heard lurking in the dark and then begins to chase.
Sergeant WillHOST
3:43
A hungry prehistoric creature beneath the city.
Brandon OgbornHOST
33:52
Wrigley Building.
Brandon OgbornHOST
33:54
The Loop.
John SoldanoGUEST
33:54
Just, just talk over him.
John SoldanoGUEST
33:55
Just talk over him.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
18:49
The move will leave behind over 600,000 square feet across two Fulton Market locations, including its longtime Midwest headquarters at 1000 West Fulton.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
19:00
Speaking at a Crain's Chicago event Wednesday morning, top Google executives framed the move as the ultimate catalyst for Loop 2.0, a bid to breathe new life into a central business district still recovering from pandemic-era empty offices.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
19:14
Google Vice President Mike Miller says the company is ready to serve as an anchor for downtown revitalization.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
19:21
Miller says, quote, we want to see greater tech and innovation coming into the loop and just the vibrancy that may not exist right now, end quote.

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