Man hospitalized after being hit by train in Des Plaines; road temporarily closed
A man is hospitalized after being struck by a Metra train in Des Plaines Saturday afternoon. The incident led to a temporary road closure.
Jury finds Chicago police officer not guilty in girlfriend's 2021 shooting death
A Chicago police officer has been acquitted in the 2021 fatal shooting of a woman who was the mother of his child.
Chicago Crime Wrap for Friday, May 17
We’re covering today’s top crime stories in the Fox 32 Crime Wrap.
Group of suspects sought in CTA Red Line robbery at Roosevelt stop
A search is underway for a group of suspects accused in a robbery on a Chicago Transit Authority Red Line train last month.
Apple IOS eye tracking will let you control an iPhone with your eyes
New features coming to Apple IOS 18 later this year will allow users to control their iPhone with their eyes and offer a way for deaf or hard of hearing users to experience music.
Man shot while trying to intervene in robbery outside popular Wicker Park bar
A man was shot while trying to stop two women from being robbed early Friday outside Estelle's Cafe and Lounge in Wicker Park.
Driver says he got a ticket for using McDonald's app in drive-thru
Officers dispute the driver's account and say he was using his phone before he pulled into the restaurant.
'I know a guy': Aberdeen inmate helps owner jump-start RV he allegedly stole in viral video
A video going viral on TikTok shows an Aberdeen City Jail inmate helping jump-start an RV he allegedly stole, but there's a much bigger story behind the 23-second clip.
Maryland teacher under investigation after viral TikTok of students taking out his braids
A teacher in Prince George's County is now under investigation after a video of his students taking out his braids went viral on TikTok.
Chicago man allegedly robbed woman at gunpoint on CTA property on Near North Side
A Chicago man is accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint on CTA property on the Near North Side earlier this month.
Former CPD Supt. Eddie Johnson fights for ShotSpotter to stay: 'Can't put a price on public safety'
Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson appeared in a video this week supporting ShotSpotter, a technology designed to identify the location of gunfire incidents.
Chicago man struck IDOT employee with vehicle on I-90: ISP
A Chicago man is accused of striking an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) employee on Interstate 90 last week.
Chicago police deliver update after dismantling a pro-Palestine encampment on DePaul's campus
Chicago and university police cleared an encampment of Pro-Palestine demonstrators Thursday morning on DePaul's Lincoln Park campus.
Chicago police tackle South Loop crime and preparing for major summer events
Another event that typically causes traffic congestion is the Mexican Independence car caravans. However, this year, police say things will be different.
Chicago police talk crime, preparing for major summer events
Chicago Police, in collaboration with the South Loop Neighbors Association, convened a discussion on Wednesday night to tackle concerns regarding crime in the area.
Hundreds of Chicago teachers take funding demands to Springfield
Hundreds of Chicago teachers ditched their classrooms and headed to Springfield on Wednesday.
Metra to offer free weekend service in celebration of 40th anniversary
Metra is gearing up to mark its 40th anniversary with a week-long celebration beginning on Monday, June 3.
Chicago teachers rally at state capitol for additional $1B in funding
Hundreds of Chicago teachers ditched their classrooms and headed to Springfield on Wednesday.
Mayor Brandon Johnson's first year: Balancing progressivism with public pressure
One year ago today, Johnson took the baton from former Mayor Lori Lightfoot – promising the most progressive agenda in Chicago history.
CTU members rally at state capitol for more funding for Chicago schools
Hundreds of Chicago teachers traveled to Springfield Wednesday to lobby lawmakers for more school funding.