Joe Walsh mourns Charlie Kirk: ‘Felt like I lost a son’ | The Chicago Report
Former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh opens up about his close bond with the late Charlie Kirk, describing him as “like a political son.” He talks about how their friendship shifted when Kirk became a strong Trump supporter and shares the deep sense of loss he feels since Kirk passed.
Charlie Kirk fallout, Reilly vs. Preckwinkle & 9/11 reflections | The Chicago Report
On this episode of “The Chicago Report:” the fallout from the attempted assassination of Charlie Kirk, as law enforcement zeroes in on a suspect. We explore how political figures on both the left and right can work to turn down the rhetorical temperature. Plus, why downtown Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly believes he can unseat longtime Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle. And as the second tower fell, legendary Chicago journalist Carol Marin reflects on her experience covering 9/11, 24 years later.
Charlie Kirk shooting: Chicago-area native at the center of a ‘watershed moment’ in U.S. politics?
On this episode of "The Chicago Report:" After Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah campus event, University of Chicago professor Robert Pape warns the U.S. has hit “a new level” of political violence. Politician Aaron Del Mar urges us to remember Kirk as a person, beyond politics. Plus, former FBI agent Ross Rice shares the latest on the investigation.
Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights? What’s next in the years-long push
In this special report, we dive into the latest on the Chicago Bears’ pursuit of a new stadium in Arlington Heights. After years of speculation and planning, could shovels finally hit the ground by the end of the year? We explain how this effort began, and Crain’s Chicago Business reporter Justin Laurence breaks down the key hurdles still ahead. State Rep. Mary Beth Canty (D-54th) highlights the need for a fair deal for residents near the proposed site, including concerns about property taxes and community impact. Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia emphasizes that there's still "a long way to go" before construction can begin. We also look at what could happen to Soldier Field, and how traffic, transit, and infrastructure challenges may shape the stadium’s future.
Bears' future home, Trump's Chicago plan & why politicians lie | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics:" Could we know whether the Bears will move to Arlington Heights before the end of 2025? We hear what the Arlington Heights mayor has to say. Plus, Trump’s Chicago intervention, the latest on what we know from Senator Tammy Duckworth and North Shore Democratic Congressman Brad Schneider. Plus, political truth versus lies. The founder of PolitiFact joins us to explain why politicians lie, how it impacts the country, and some of the biggest whoppers being told today. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago National Guard debate, Epstein file demand & Texas gerrymandering | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," the Trump administration wants sensitive Illinois voter information, but Illinois election authorities say no. The debate over Trump's plans to send in the National Guard continues, and we discuss what we know. Meanwhile, a group of alleged Epstein victims is sending a message: if they don't want all the Epstein info released, they'll do it themselves. Additionally, two professors believe the Texas Democrats succeeded in gerrymandering despite a new map going forward. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago alderwoman talks Englewood Music Festival
A music festival aimed at uniting young and old South Siders through live art activations and nostalgic tunes is returning to Englewood next weekend. The Englewood Music Festival is back for its fifth year September 13th.
ICE agents are coming to Chicago: Reports | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics": a federal crackdown is coming to Chicago, with local and federal officials confirming that the Trump administration will send federal agents to assist in immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, a new opinion survey reveals that Chicagoans are largely opposed to the idea of Trump sending in the National Guard, though the intensity of opposition varies among residents. Next, the Chicago Board of Education passes a controversial CPS budget Thursday night. Plus, the organizer behind the recently shuttered Pitchfork Music Fest is already looking ahead, setting his sights on something brand new and exciting. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Daniel Sheehan: UFO disclosure could reshape global economics, geopolitics, science | Full Interview
The truth is out there and it might be here in the cabinets and halls of the U.S. Dept. of Defense. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is now calling on the disclosure of all classified intelligence on unidentified aerial phenomena and whether or not they arrived from out of this world.
Troops in Chicago? Plus, CPS budget vote & UAP disclosure push | Paris on Politics
On this episode of “Paris on Politics:” What happens if Chicago Public Schools (CPS) fails to pass a budget Thursday? We'll speak with the CPS CEO and board members about the contentious vote. Plus, the truth is out there—could the U.S. government finally be ready to reveal it? UFO lawyer Daniel Sheehan is pushing Congress to declassify all its secrets. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Trump vs. Chicago: 4 reason why Illinois lawmakers want him to stay away | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics": Trump versus Chicago, as local officials push back against the President's potential plan to deploy the National Guard to the city. Then, another major union representing CPS workers voices its concerns ahead of this week's crucial school budget vote. Plus, sports radio veteran Dan Bernstein makes his return to the airwaves after controversial social media posts led to the end of his career at The Score. Bernstein opens up about what really went down.
Why suburban transit bailed out CTA, politics behind CPS budget & Grant Park plans | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," we explore how politics is behind the Chicago public schools budget standoff. Then, a crisis is averted (for now) as suburban transit votes to bail out the CTA. We examine the odds of Springfield coming and rescuing CTA, Pace, and Metra. Darren Bailey got creamed by Governor Pritzker in 2022, but now he's gearing up to run again—why is this time different? Plus, what will the city's front yard, Grant Park, look like for the next 100 years? The Park District unveils new plans.
Paris on Politics: RTA officials work to prevent CTA service cuts
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CPS budget crisis threatens schools, Austin rebrand & Uptown Theatre comeback | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," the Trump Department of Justice versus Illinois election authorities: Will the state turn over sensitive voter data? Chicago Public Schools (CPS) are on the brink as the budget standoff continues, with the threat of a school shutdown looming. The Austin neighborhood on Chicago's West Side is considering a rebrand as "Soul City Chicago" to revitalize the area. Plus, a Chicago gem turns a century old. Can the opulent Uptown Theatre make a comeback? FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: Debate over plan to fix CPS budget deficit
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.