Seventy-degree temperatures and storms are expected in Chicago this week amid a turbulent late autumn transition.

Chicago set to experience scattered rain and rising temperatures throughout the coming week, according to NBC Chicago.

As new regulations may only mildly impact the massive amounts of pollution spewed by Northwest Indiana steel mills, Cleveland-Cliffs moves to more sustainable alternatives.

Chicago experiences patchy fog and a brief midweek warm-up, while rain is set to return following the short-lived warmth.

As the week unfolds, the arrival of lake effect showers kicks off a gradual warm-up alongside increasing rain chances for the latter half of the week. Stay prepared as the weather fluctuates in the days ahead.

As climate change continues to threaten the livelihoods, health, and crops of farmers in Illinois and beyond, many are advocating for stronger protections under a new farm bill. The challenges faced by the agricultural industry call for innovative solutions and increased investment in conservation and regenerative practices.

A partial solar eclipse is expected to be visible in Chicago this weekend, with the Adler Planetarium offering a free outdoor event for safe viewing, if weather permits and clouds clear.

Chicago experiences persistent showers and isolated thunderstorms as the city endures a gloomy, wet week. National Weather Service officials expect rain to continue throughout the day, with temperatures in the mid to high 50s.

Showers and storms are headed to the Chicago area as an active weather pattern moves in, with severe weather possible. Heavy rain is set to occur towards the end of the week, leading to an increased risk of localized flooding, hail, and gusty winds.

Navigator CO2, the company behind the controversial 1,350-mile Midwest carbon dioxide pipeline, withdraws its application in Illinois amidst ongoing opposition from landowners and environmental concerns.

As the autumn season advances, Naperville's curbside leaf collection program aims to assist residents in dealing with fallen foliage, while offering environmentally friendly alternatives.

As Mariano's grocery store in Naperville announces a pilot program to phase out single-use plastic bags, the local community and environmental advocates play a crucial role in drafting policies for an environmentally sustainable future.

Chicago experienced a frost advisory, as temperatures dipped to November-like levels on October 9th.