Blue Island house fire: 2 firefighters, 3 residents injured in blaze

Two firefighters and three other people were injured after a large house fire broke out early Tuesday morning in Blue Island.

Chicago faces new sidewalk accessibility lawsuit
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Chicago is fighting a disability rights lawsuit that claims the city's sidewalks are unsafe and inaccessible, as advocates push for widespread repairs that could affect thousands of residents and potentially cost the city millions.

Crews battle house fire in Blue Island
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Firefighters in Blue Island have made major progress addressing a house fire that broke out there early this morning.

Another Chicago suburb makes pitch for Bears stadium

Another Chicago suburb wants the Bears and is pitching a massive domed stadium with no property taxes for the team.

McCook proposes dome stadium deal to attract Chicago Bears
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Another Chicago suburb wants the Bears and is pitching a massive domed stadium with no property taxes for the team.

Iran reportedly agrees to nuclear inspectors, but major hurdles remain
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The U.S. and Iran report progress in ongoing negotiations, including a deal on nuclear inspections, but key disagreements remain as the Pentagon seeks billions more to cover the cost of the conflict.

Man killed in Chicago auto shop shooting identified

A man shot and killed during a fight inside an auto shop Monday afternoon in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood has been identified.

Reducing gun violence in Chicago, teen takeovers | The Chicago Report
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A violent weekend in Chicago has led to local leaders and activists proposing a new city department aimed to reduce gun violence. And, the latest in the teen takeover debates. All this and more on The Chicago Report. 

New candidate enters Chicago mayoral race | The Chicago Report
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A battle for control of Chicago is on its way. Tonight, we are breaking down the crowded field of challengers, new outsider candidates and what Mayor Brandon Johnson's low war chest could indicate. 

Can a new city department help reduce violence in Chicago?
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A violent weekend in Chicago has city leaders calling for a new department focused on stopping violence. Managing Partner for Chicago Cred Arne Duncan joins us. 

Why Chicago’s teen takeover problem remains unresolved

Proposed solutions have stalled, including a downtown curfew measure and a plan to hold parents financially accountable.