NB Red Line service suspended between Belmont, Howard due to police activity
Northbound Red Line service was suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to police activity at the Wilson station, CTA officials said.
Northbound Red Line service was suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to police activity at the Wilson station, CTA officials said.
Red Line service temporarily suspended between Belmont, Howard after stabbing
Northbound Red Line service was temporarily suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to a stabbing near the Wilson station, CTA officials said.
Northbound Red Line service was temporarily suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to a stabbing near the Wilson station, CTA officials said.
Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO says CTU 'bullied' him
Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez took some parting shots at the CTU as he prepares to leave his post this week.
Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez took some parting shots at the CTU as he prepares to leave his post this week.
Uber won't oppose unionization for rideshare drivers
A proposed city ordinance to raise rideshare pay has been dropped, but that decision cleared the way for a bigger deal. Now, Uber says it's on board.
A proposed city ordinance to raise rideshare pay has been dropped, but that decision cleared the way for a bigger deal. Now, Uber says it's on board.
Funeral arrangements announced for slain Chicago officer Krystal Rivera
Funeral services are set for CPD Officer Krystal Rivera, who was accidentally shot and killed by her partner in a confrontation with an armed suspect.
Funeral services are set for CPD Officer Krystal Rivera, who was accidentally shot and killed by her partner in a confrontation with an armed suspect.
Uber to support push to unionize drivers in Illinois
The City of Chicago just dropped its plan to guarantee minimum pay for rideshare drivers.
The City of Chicago just dropped its plan to guarantee minimum pay for rideshare drivers.
Train crashes into semi-truck at La Grange Metra stop
Video shows the aftermath of a train crash at a La Grange Metra stop. (Credit: Citizen)
Video shows the aftermath of a train crash at a La Grange Metra stop. (Credit: Citizen)
Freight train hits semi truck in La Grange, shutting down Metra service
A freight train on the BNSF line crashed into a semi-truck at the La Grange Road station on Friday afternoon, prompting major delays and leaving behind heavy damage, authorities said.
A freight train on the BNSF line crashed into a semi-truck at the La Grange Road station on Friday afternoon, prompting major delays and leaving behind heavy damage, authorities said.
Chicago Hounds hunks! TikToker explains how you can meet the players | ChicagoNOW
Chicago sports influencer Jenna Duddleston is in the house, ready to spill the tea on why she's head over heels for the Chicago Hounds rugby team. ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
Chicago sports influencer Jenna Duddleston is in the house, ready to spill the tea on why she's head over heels for the Chicago Hounds rugby team. ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
?Bozo?s circus?: Political reporters break down sanctuary hearing | Paris on Politics
Welcome to a special edition of "Paris on Politics." Our heads are spinning after eight hours of intense hearings on sanctuary state policies featuring Governor Pritzker, along with New York Governor Hochul and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Amid the heated debate on immigration policies, we witnessed wild rants covering topics from the Chinese Communist Party to discussions on weapons of war. This is apparently what passes for discourse in the nation's capital these days. For some expert analysis, we're joined by our good longtime friend, Rick Pearson from the Chicago Tribune. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Welcome to a special edition of "Paris on Politics." Our heads are spinning after eight hours of intense hearings on sanctuary state policies featuring Governor Pritzker, along with New York Governor Hochul and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Amid the heated debate on immigration policies, we witnessed wild rants covering topics from the Chinese Communist Party to discussions on weapons of war. This is apparently what passes for discourse in the nation's capital these days. For some expert analysis, we're joined by our good longtime friend, Rick Pearson from the Chicago Tribune. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
How Chicago police plan to handle weekend protests and events
Chicago has a busy weekend ahead with the No Kings Rally, the Puerto Rican Festival and Parade in Humboldt Park, the Taste of Randolph and Pope Leo XIV's Celebration Mass at Rate Field.
Chicago has a busy weekend ahead with the No Kings Rally, the Puerto Rican Festival and Parade in Humboldt Park, the Taste of Randolph and Pope Leo XIV's Celebration Mass at Rate Field.
Shot fired on CTA bus; 1 in custody
A man was taken into custody early Friday after a gun went off on a CTA bus in the city’s Wicker Park neighborhood, according to Chicago police.
A man was taken into custody early Friday after a gun went off on a CTA bus in the city’s Wicker Park neighborhood, according to Chicago police.
Paris on Politics: Looking ahead to Madigan's Sentencing
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago Board of Education picks interim CPS head
The Chicago Board of Education voted to appoint Macquline King as the interim superintendent/CEO of the Chicago Public Schools district on Wednesday.
The Chicago Board of Education voted to appoint Macquline King as the interim superintendent/CEO of the Chicago Public Schools district on Wednesday.
Chicago Board of Education picks interim CPS head
The Chicago Board of Education voted to appoint Macquline King as the interim superintendent/CEO of the Chicago Public Schools district on Wednesday.
The Chicago Board of Education voted to appoint Macquline King as the interim superintendent/CEO of the Chicago Public Schools district on Wednesday.
Google offering buyouts to employees across the company
The tech giant is offering the buyouts in several key divisions of the company as part of a cost savings effort.
The tech giant is offering the buyouts in several key divisions of the company as part of a cost savings effort.
Starbucks will pay $136K to travel and post coffee on TikTok | ChicagoNOW
Starbucks is offering coffee lovers and aspiring influencers the chance to turn content creation into a full-time job ? with global travel, benefits, and a six-figure salary. ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
Starbucks is offering coffee lovers and aspiring influencers the chance to turn content creation into a full-time job ? with global travel, benefits, and a six-figure salary. ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
Four CPS valedictorians reflect on their experiences and preview what's next
Chicago Public Schools is celebrating more than 6,600 graduates this year that earned more than 66,000 early college credits, the highest achievement in CPS history.
Chicago Public Schools is celebrating more than 6,600 graduates this year that earned more than 66,000 early college credits, the highest achievement in CPS history.
Chicago anti-ICE protests stir moments of chaos, clashes with police
Hundreds of people took to the streets in downtown Chicago on Tuesday afternoon to protest immigration arrests across the country. While the protests were mostly non-violent earlier in the afternoon, there were some brief clashes between protesters, police squad cars vandalized, and one instance in which a car appeared to drive through the crowd amid rolling street closures.
Hundreds of people took to the streets in downtown Chicago on Tuesday afternoon to protest immigration arrests across the country. While the protests were mostly non-violent earlier in the afternoon, there were some brief clashes between protesters, police squad cars vandalized, and one instance in which a car appeared to drive through the crowd amid rolling street closures.
New bodycam video shows deadly Chicago police shootout in Hammond
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability has released body camera footage of a fatal police shooting that happened last month which resulted in the death of one suspect who opened fire at police.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability has released body camera footage of a fatal police shooting that happened last month which resulted in the death of one suspect who opened fire at police.