Kasey Chronis
Kasey Chronis joined the FOX 32 news team as a reporter in November 2021. She is thrilled to return to her hometown of Chicago and share stories that make a difference in our community.
Most recently Kasey spent nearly four years in Milwaukee, where she reported for FOX6 News (WITI-TV).
Prior to living in the Badger State, Kasey spent two years covering the news in Northern Indiana and Southwest Michigan while reporting for WNDU-TV, NBC's South Bend affiliate.
Kasey earned her Bachelor's degree from Indiana University – Bloomington. During college, she interned with WTIU/WFIU, West and South Central Indiana's PBS affiliate. She has volunteered as an Alumni Student Recruiter for IU since 2017. Go Hoosiers!
Kasey is a proud product of Chicago Public Schools (Jamieson Elementary School and Lane Tech College Prep High School).
For the latest on Kasey’s day-to-day reports, connect with her on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. If you have a news tip or story idea, send her an email at kasey.chronis@fox.com.
The latest from Kasey Chronis
Illinois State Police surround vehicle in Chicago's West Woodlawn neighborhood
An investigation brought Illinois State Police to the West Woodlawn neighborhood on Friday evening, where troopers surrounded a vehicle on the front lawn of an apartment building.
West Town liquor store targeted as Chicago police crack down on retail thefts
Surveillance video shows three men breaking the glass door and barging their way inside "Loop Tavern Wine & Spirits."
Chicago community holds memorial service for abandoned baby found dead outside firehouse
“For me the hardest part and what seems to be the most difficult part of this situation is in the end, he was all alone,” said Rev. Larry Lisowski.
Brutal cold, lake effect snow expected across parts of Chicagoland area
An arctic blast has brought frigid temperatures to Chicagoland, with lake effect snow expected to hit parts of northwest Indiana on Wednesday night.
More than 200 Chicagoans being hospitalized with COVID daily, top doc says
After an overwhelming surge in cases of COVID-19, Chicago's top doctor shared promising news on Tuesday – slowly but surely, Omicron is easing.
Coronavirus in Chicago: Omicron surge starting to ease, top doc says
Twenty Chicagoans are dying each day. Most of those patients, Dr. Arwady says, are not vaccinated.
Newly released 911 calls offer glimpse into night shots rang out at Oakbrook mall
For the first time, we are hearing 911 calls from the week of Christmas when gunshots rang out at the Oakbrook mall.
CPS students walk out of school over COVID concerns, demand remote learning
Chicago Public Schools students walked out of classes on Friday to protest the return of in-person learning — joining peers from New York and Boston who did the same.
String of thefts in downtown Chicago prompts increased security at high-end stores
Security is increasing outside high-end retail stores in Chicago after a series of recent thefts.
Chicago teachers accept COVID-19 safety deal, keeping kids in school after week of no classes
After five days of canceled classes, the standoff between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools is now over. While students returned to their desks Wednesday, teachers remain divided.