Uptown after-school program supports new arrivals and their families
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Twenty years strong, an after-school program in Uptown has been looking out for kids whose families just arrived here. The Chinese Mutual Aid Association got started to help folks start fresh in Chicago and they're still at it. Now they've teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository to keep that support going.

Nancy Guthrie: Expert says human bones found miles from her home are up to 1,000 years old

In an interview with Fox News Digital, James T. Watson, an anthropologist at the University of Arizona, said the remains were found near a known archaeological site, and they belonged to someone believed to have been buried up to 1,000 years ago.

Investigation finds no foul play in Park Ridge teen head injury case

A police investigation into a teenage boy’s serious head injury in Park Ridge ended with detectives determining the injury was accidental and no criminal charges will be filed.

From Chinatown to the casino floor: Addressing problem gambling

One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.

From Chinatown to the casino floor: Addressing problem gambling
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One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.

Fugitive wanted in Nevada arrested in Cook County

A Nevada man wanted on multiple felony charges, including robbery and domestic violence-related offenses, was arrested in suburban Cook County after authorities tracked him to Melrose Park.

Iran latest: Trump making 'final determination' in Situation Room meeting

U.S. and Iranian negotiators reached a tentative agreement Thursday to extend the ceasefire in the 3-month-old war by 60 days and start a new round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program.

Chicago mayor sees Pope Leo XIV as key ally on social justice, migration after Vatican meeting

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson cast Pope Leo XIV as a powerful global ally on social justice, migration and reparations after meeting the Chicago-born pontiff at the Vatican, saying their shared roots and priorities could help amplify efforts to protect vulnerable communities.

Greater Chicago Food Depository partnership aims to feed kids this summer
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A local pantry partner and a participating family discuss how a new Fox 32 Cares initiative with the Greater Chicago Food Depository is helping meet rising food needs for kids and families during the summer months.

Viral 2006 Walmart receipt highlights how sharply grocery prices have climbed
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A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.

Illinois lawmakers race clock on Bears stadium mega-project deal
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With just days left in the legislative session, Illinois lawmakers are scrambling to finalize a mega-project bill aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in-state, while key details and competing proposals remain in flux.

Expert breaks down U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal and questions over nuclear talks
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Political science professor William Muck discusses whether the latest U.S.-Iran agreement can hold, what economic pressure means for Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and how the deal could impact oil prices and stability in the Middle East.

Ohio, Ontario feeder ramps fully reopen after 17 months of construction

Chicago commuters are finally getting a break after more than a year of lane restrictions on two of the city’s busiest downtown feeder ramps.

Downtown Chicago drivers get relief as Ohio and Ontario ramps reopen
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All lanes have reopened on the Ohio and Ontario Street feeder ramps connecting downtown Chicago to the Kennedy Expressway after 17 months of construction.

Father Pfleger weighs in on teen takeovers, violence and Chicago’s summer safety concerns
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Father Michael Pfleger discusses what’s driving Chicago’s recent teen takeover gatherings, whether curfews and parent fines could help, and how the city should respond to rising violence involving young people.