'You're not welcome anymore': 2 Chicago alderpeople call for deporting some undocumented immigrants
A change has been proposed to the Chicago ordinance that prohibits police from helping federal immigration authorities deport undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
A change has been proposed to the Chicago ordinance that prohibits police from helping federal immigration authorities deport undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
Police chase ends on Chicago's South Side
Early reports say that two people were in an SUV and armed.
Early reports say that two people were in an SUV and armed.
Chicago Councilmembers push for police to work with ICE on undocumented criminals
Some Chicago City Council members are proposing that police collaborate more with federal agents to track down undocumented residents who also have criminal records.
Some Chicago City Council members are proposing that police collaborate more with federal agents to track down undocumented residents who also have criminal records.
Petition seeks to shut down Chicago bar following deadly shooting
Calls are growing to permanently shut down a popular bar in Pilsen after a shootout left one person dead and two others injured.
Calls are growing to permanently shut down a popular bar in Pilsen after a shootout left one person dead and two others injured.
Chicago Public Schools watchdog reports improper hiring, sexual abuse in 2024
At least 36 former Chicago Public Schools employees with a "do not hire" designation worked for the district as sports officials, a district watchdog said in a new report detailing other disturbing findings.
At least 36 former Chicago Public Schools employees with a "do not hire" designation worked for the district as sports officials, a district watchdog said in a new report detailing other disturbing findings.
Chicago should work with feds to deport some undocumented immigrants, alders say
A change has been proposed to the Chicago ordinance that prohibits police from helping federal immigration authorities deport undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
A change has been proposed to the Chicago ordinance that prohibits police from helping federal immigration authorities deport undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
Chicago schools employed workers on 'do not hire list' as sports officials: report
At least 36 former Chicago Public Schools employees with a "do not hire" designation worked for the district as sports officials, a district watchdog said in a new report detailing other disturbing findings.
At least 36 former Chicago Public Schools employees with a "do not hire" designation worked for the district as sports officials, a district watchdog said in a new report detailing other disturbing findings.
CPS used workers on ‘do not hire’ list as sports officials, watchdog says
A Chicago Public Schools watchdog reported 36 people on the district's "do not hire" list worked as sports officials.
A Chicago Public Schools watchdog reported 36 people on the district's "do not hire" list worked as sports officials.
Car crashes into Will County McDonald's
A car crashed into a McDonald's in Joliet Tuesday night.
A car crashed into a McDonald's in Joliet Tuesday night.
Chicago CTA Red Line robbery spree: Police seek 4 suspects
Chicago police are looking for these four suspects in connection to a string of robberies on the CTA Red Line.
Chicago police are looking for these four suspects in connection to a string of robberies on the CTA Red Line.
Meta is getting rid of fact checkers
Meta is pulling a 180 and ending its third party fact checking program in the U.S.
Meta is pulling a 180 and ending its third party fact checking program in the U.S.
Heightened security on CTA Red Line after bomb threats at multiple stations
Bomb threats targeting the CTA Red Line prompted a police response at multiple stations Tuesday afternoon.
Bomb threats targeting the CTA Red Line prompted a police response at multiple stations Tuesday afternoon.
Chicago police officers respond to bomb threats on CTA Red Line
Bomb squads and K9s were spotted at several stations Tuesday afternoon.
Bomb squads and K9s were spotted at several stations Tuesday afternoon.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson talks future of CPS, stance on Illinois hemp bill
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson talks about his stance on the Illinois hemp bill and the future of Chicago Public Schools.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson talks about his stance on the Illinois hemp bill and the future of Chicago Public Schools.
Facebook fact-checking to be replaced with X-style community notes
Facebook is ending its fact-checking program and replacing it with a similar model used on Elon Musk’s X. Here’s what to know.
Facebook is ending its fact-checking program and replacing it with a similar model used on Elon Musk’s X. Here’s what to know.
UFC head Dana White, strong Trump supporter, joins Meta's board of directors
UFC CEO Dana White is among three new members of Meta Platforms Inc.'s board of directors as the social media giant shifts its focus to AI and the metaverse.
UFC CEO Dana White is among three new members of Meta Platforms Inc.'s board of directors as the social media giant shifts its focus to AI and the metaverse.
McDonald's becomes latest company to roll back DEI goals
McDonald’s is revising its diversity goals and policies following a Supreme Court decision and shifting political dynamics.
McDonald’s is revising its diversity goals and policies following a Supreme Court decision and shifting political dynamics.
Shots fired at police in South Chicago, 2 in custody
Two teens were arrested after shots were fired at Chicago police officers Sunday night on the South Side.
Two teens were arrested after shots were fired at Chicago police officers Sunday night on the South Side.
CPS and CTU leaders clash over stalled contract negotiations
Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) and CPS leaders are at an impasse in contract negotiations, with little progress made despite meetings throughout December.
Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) and CPS leaders are at an impasse in contract negotiations, with little progress made despite meetings throughout December.
Amazon offering 'full support' to employee injured in New Orleans terror attack
Amazon is offering its "full support" to an employee who was injured in the New Orleans terror attack.
Amazon is offering its "full support" to an employee who was injured in the New Orleans terror attack.