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- 1Chip City cookie chain abruptly shuts all locations●Chip City cookie chain abruptly shuts down all locations
Chip City, the New York-based cookie bakery chain, has suddenly closed all of its store locations. The company gave no advance notice to customers, according to ABC7 Eyewitness News. The abrupt shutdown leaves employees and fans surprised, and it is not yet clear what caused the closures or whether the chain intends to reopen.
- 2Ex-NBA player Damon Jones first to plead guilty in gambling case▼Ex-NBA player Damon Jones 1st to plead guilty in gambling case
Former NBA player Damon Jones has become the first defendant to plead guilty in a federal gambling case, according to ABC7 Los Angeles. The case has drawn attention because of Jones's NBA ties and the potential fallout for others implicated as the investigation continues. Details of his sentence and cooperation with prosecutors were not disclosed in the initial reports.
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US and world news stories are leading news coverage, with outlets such as ABC7 Chicago among those ranking the topic at the top of their current headlines. The broad label suggests a roundup of the day's major domestic and international developments rather than a single event. No specific story details are available from the available information.
- 4Wrigley Field rooftop business barred from selling Cubs tickets▼Wrigley Field rooftop business can't sell tickets to Cubs games
A rooftop business overlooking Wrigley Field in Chicago has been blocked from selling tickets to Chicago Cubs games, according to ABC7 Chicago. The restriction affects one of the neighborhood rooftops that have long operated as an alternative way to watch games from outside the ballpark. The report has drawn attention in the Chicago area, though further details about the business involved and the reasons for the ban were not provided.
- 5Chip City closes all of its cookie shop locations●Chip City closes: Popular cookie chain shuts down all locations
Chip City, the popular cookie chain known for its gooey, oversized cookies, has shut down all of its locations, according to ABC7 Eyewitness News. The abrupt closure of the entire chain has surprised customers, many of whom took to social media to share reactions and speculate about what led to the sudden shutdown.
- 6Manny Yekutiel drops out of San Francisco supervisor race over assault allegations▼Manny Yekutiel drops out of San Francisco supervisor race after new allegations of sexual assault
San Francisco supervisor candidate Manny Yekutiel has withdrawn from the race following new allegations of sexual assault. The announcement, reported by ABC7 News, comes as the city's District 5 contest had drawn significant local attention. Details about the allegations and who made them have not been fully disclosed, but the claims were serious enough for Yekutiel to end his campaign immediately.
- 7New children's book tells story of service dog Josie▼Children’s book ‘Josie Healing Paws’ tells story of service dog
A new children's book, 'Josie Healing Paws', tells the story of a service dog, according to ABC7 WWSB coverage. The book introduces young readers to the work service animals do and the comfort they provide. It highlights Josie's role helping people, aiming to teach children about service dogs and the bond between animals and those they assist.
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Author Eric Sobol has written a new book continuing the beloved Encyclopedia Brown series, according to ABC7 WWSB. The original series, created by Donald J. Sobol, followed boy detective Leroy 'Encyclopedia' Brown solving neighborhood mysteries. The announcement is drawing attention from longtime fans of the classic children's mystery books.
- 9One killed in shooting at Portage Park smoke shop in Chicago●Chicago shooting: 1 shot, killed at smoke shop in portage Park, police say
A person was shot and killed at a smoke shop in Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood, according to police. ABC7 Chicago reported the incident as a fatal shooting, with law enforcement responding to the scene. Details about suspects or motives were not immediately released as the investigation continues.
- 10Four astronauts launch on NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission▼LIVE: 4 astronauts to head to space in NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission
Four astronauts are heading to the International Space Station aboard NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission, with the launch carried live by news outlets including ABC7. The flight continues NASA's partnership with SpaceX rotating crews to the orbiting laboratory. Viewers are following the liftoff and journey to the station in real time.
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ABC7 Los Angeles is airing content under its 'On The Red Carpet' banner, its entertainment brand covering celebrity news, award shows and Hollywood events. The segment keeps the station's audience focused on red carpet season coverage, interviews and film industry stories from Los Angeles.
- 12Cornell agrees to outside review of gang rape case●Cornell gang rape case: School agrees to outside review
Cornell University has agreed to an outside review in connection with a gang rape case on its campus, according to ABC7 Eyewitness News. The move means an independent party will examine how the university handled the incident and its response. Further details about the case, the review's scope and who ordered it were not provided in the initial report.
- 13ABC7 Keeps Red Carpet Celebrity Coverage Rolling●On The Red Carpet | Celebrities, Movies, Music & TV News | ABC7
ABC7's entertainment segment 'On The Red Carpet' continues delivering celebrity, movie, music and television news to audiences through its San Francisco outlet and affiliate network. The roundup-style coverage keeps viewers up to date on awards season, premieres and star interviews. Entertainment news like this draws steady attention as fans follow the latest Hollywood developments and red carpet moments.