Chicago Park District accepting applications for summer positions
Spring just started, but the Chicago Park District says it isn't too early to look for the perfect summer job.
Chicago Park District launches job recruitment campaign
The Chicago Park District has summer on the mind already, launching a new recruitment effort to fill job openings for the season.
Former Chicago Public Schools employee who made false statements during FBI investigation sentenced
A former Chicago Public Schools employee who was responsible for making recommendations on the award of a $1 billion services contract has been sentenced for lying to the FBI.
Chicago police officers captured on surveillance searching wrong house
The man who lives in the home tells FOX 32 Chicago he never would have known police were there if it weren't for the cameras he had just installed.
Amazon to cut 9,000 more jobs amid 'uncertain economy'
Amazon announced Monday that it plans to cut an additional 9,000 roles within the next few weeks amid the uncertain economic environment.
Crazy Chicago Crime: Dead body, escape attempt and officer hit by suspect
The suspect tries to run over a cop. The suspect tries to hide in a house. Police find a dead body in that house. And that's not all.
Chicago cop transported to hospital after exchange of gunfire; nobody struck
A Chicago police officer was transported to an area hospital Friday night after an exchange of gunfire occurred on Lake Shore Drive.
Flannery Fired Up: March 17, 2023
Let's get fired up!
Kennedy Expressway construction: More details released on 3-year project
We are getting more details on the major construction project beginning next week on the Kennedy Expressway.
Kennedy Expressway construction begins Monday at 10 p.m.
We are getting more details on the major construction project beginning next week on the Kennedy Expressway.
Donald Trump posts on Facebook for 1st time since Jan. 6 riot
Trump's post comes nearly two months after Facebook’s parent company said it would allow the former president to return to the platform.
Debunking popular TikTok and Instagram diet 'hacks'
Registered dietitian and CEO of Culina Health Vanessa Rissetto debunks popular diet "hacks" that have made the rounds on TikTok and Instagram.
2 Chicago police officers hospitalized after being rear-ended in Ravenswood
Two Chicago police officers were injured after their car was rear-ended early Friday in the Ravenswood neighborhood.
Lawsuit: Kindergarten teacher abused special needs students
Parents are dealing with the unthinkable after finding out their special needs children were being abused by those entrusted to protect them.
CPS' ex-chief of staff gets probation for lying to feds about bribes from Roberto Caldero
A former high-ranking Chicago Public Schools official was sentenced Thursday to probation for lying to the FBI about bribes he received from convicted political operative Roberto Caldero.
RTA warns of mounting debt from Chicago commuters not using public transportation
A warning from transportation officials about mounting debt if something is not done soon.
Chicago's Medill Avenue to be rebuilt under infrastructure improvement plan
Chicago Alderman Gil Villegas announced on Thursday improvements coming to the streets in his ward.
Social media influencers may be changing the healthcare industry
Some influencers are making their mark on the healthcare system one social media post a time.
CPS lawsuit claims teacher told students 'the longer you cry, the longer I will hit you'
Parents of elementary school children filed a lawsuit against Chicago Public Schools Wednesday night claiming their kids were abused at a Far South Side school.
Regional Transportation Authority facing $730M deficit by 2026
The Regional Transportation Authority, which oversees Metra, CTA, and PACE, issued a warning it'll face a $730 million deficit in the next three years.