Could Chicago buy back its parking meters? | The Chicago Report
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Chicago Ald. Scott Waguespack (32nd Ward) joined Paris to talk about the possibility of the city buying back its parking meter system, reversing a hugely unpopular deal from years ago.

Illinois lawmakers' agenda in Springfield, North Side housing battle | The Chicago Report
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Paris talks to state lawmakers about their priorities for the upcoming session in Springfield and residents in a North Side neighborhood are saying "not in my backyard" to new high-rises.

Chicago Bears fans spot team officials checking out stadium site | The Chicago Report
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There's been a lot of big things for Bears fans to be excited about, both on and off the field. A source confirmed that top Bears officials visited multiple sites for potential new stadiums over the weekend, and one fan caught a visit to the suburbs with a photo.

Chicago leaders push new crackdown on social media’s role in teen gatherings
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A Chicago alderman explains a proposed plan to hold social media companies accountable for how online posts and algorithms can fuel large, sometimes dangerous gatherings involving teenagers.

Chicago's curfew, breaking down ICE shooting | The Chicago Report
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Tragedy in the twin cities - Minneapolis rocked once again after a federal immigration agent shoots and kills a protester in her car. Chicago's so called snap curfew ordinance has new life. Congress digs for answers on President Trump's actions in Venezuela - including his pledge to put proceeds from Venezuelan oil in offshore accounts. And the president threatens to withhold 1 billion in funding for social service providers in Illinois - what will the fallout be?

Conflicting narratives in fatal ICE shooting
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Joining us now to dig in is former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot who is also a former federal prosecutor and head of the agency now known as COPA that investigates police involved shootings.

Trump to withhold $1B for IL social services | The Chicago Report
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The Trump administration has announced a freeze of a billion dollars for childcare programs in Illinois - amid the ongoing social service fraud investigations in Minnesota.

Chicago City Council advances ‘snap curfew’ plan despite mayor’s opposition
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Chicago’s so-called “snap curfew” ordinance is moving forward after the City Council’s Public Safety Committee voted 11–4 to advance a revised version of the plan, even as Mayor Brandon Johnson says he opposes it.

Chicago committee to vote on revised curfew proposal
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A revised curfew plan aimed at curbing teen group violence is expected to come up for a vote today before the Chicago City Council’s Committee on Public Safety.

More reaction on Trump admin's plans for Venezuela | The Chicago Report
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Paris talks to a Chicago-area congressman about what he's hearing from the Trump administration on its actions in Venezuela. Then, an expert reacts to Trump's threats against other countries. Should they be worried?

Chicago-area congressman reacts to Trump's action in Venezuela | The Chicago Report
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A formidable new name enters the race to be the next mayor of Chicago. Then, Paris talks to U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider, and he weighs in on the latest news coming out of the U.S. action in Venezuela.

Will Trump's foreign agenda stop with Venezuela? | The Chicago Report
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Paris speaks with North Central College Professor William Muck about President Trump's threats against other countries in the wake of action against Venezuela.

Experts break down US action in Venezuela | The Chicago Report
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Paris brings on three experts to break down the U.S. action to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro over the weekend on drug trafficking charges.