Joshua DuBois, former Special Assistant to President Obama, and Vatican journalist Marco Politi talk to Christiane Amanpour about Pope Francis’ U.S. visit.… MORE
Watch President Obama greet Pope Francis
President Obama and the First Lady greet Pope Francis on his first visit to the White House.… MORE
Baseball legend Yogi Berra passes away
The baseball world loses a legend with the passing of Yogi Berra on Tuesday, September 23rd. Berra spent almost all of his 19-year career with the New York Yankees and was a three-time Most Valuable Player and 10-time World Series champion.… MORE
Does monkey own rights to this selfie?
A nature photographer is fighting a legal battle with Wikipedia over a selfie taken by a monkey that has gone viral.… MORE
Who said it: Trump or Colbert?
On “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump listened to quotes and guessed if he or Stephen Colbert said it.… MORE
Taylor Swift’s tiny dance partner!
Social workers using Amy Winehouse to teach life lessons, Leo DiCaprio leads an impressive DGA presenter list, and Taylor Swift boogies with a young fan!… MORE
‘The Voice’ contestant wows all four judges
Jordan Smith, a college student from Kentucky, stunned on “The Voice” with his performance of Sia’s “Chandelier.”… MORE
‘Dude’ empire built off a sandwich bet and a trick shot
Meet Dude Perfect, a group of college friends who gained internet fame from basketball trick shots. “Somebody’s Gotta Do It” airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.… MORE
Here’s what’s happening in the State of Illinois
It might not have been a day she wanted, but it likely was a day she’ll never forget. The Auburn woman who rescued a man stuck in his motorized wheelchair on some railroad tracks there a week ago, was treated Tuesday like the hero she is. The day started out with a three-minute all-you-can-grab shopping…… MORE
Join the Livingston County Historical Society: meeting tomorrow!
By Cynthia Grau/WJEZ News The Livingston County Historical Society kicks off its fall schedule with its meeting Thursday. Bob Sear, president of the historical society, was a recent guest on Community Forum and talked about how interested individuals could get involved. “The dues are $15 a year, so it’s very inexpensive. Just come and get…… MORE
