Behind-the-scenes look at Chicago's iconic Buckingham Fountain
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Crews are getting ready to turn on the iconic Buckingham Fountain. FOX 32 got a behind-the-scenes look at how the Chicago Park District is preparing for the event.

Reported feces smeared on door handles of 8 Chicago police vehicles

An investigation is underway after several Chicago police squad cars were vandalized with reported feces in the South Loop early Thursday morning.

Chicago police investigate vandalism of squad cars with reported feces
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An investigation is underway after several Chicago police squad cars were vandalized with reported feces in the South Loop early Thursday morning.

Chicago teachers to skip school to lobby state lawmakers for more funding

Hundreds of Chicago Public Schools teachers plan to skip school to head to Springfield next Wednesday to lobby lawmakers and the governor for more money for Chicago schools.

Crime Wrap for Thursday, May 9
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We?re covering today?s top crime stories in the Fox 32 Crime Wrap.

Mayor Brandon Johnson advocates for increased state funding for Chicago Public Schools
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is looking to get a little help funding Chicago Public Schools. The mayor was in Springfield on Wednesday trying to get state lawmakers to pony up more state tax dollars.

CPS funding among topics on Johnson's agenda in Springfield
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Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson spent Wednesday in Springfield where he met with state leaders on a number of topics, including funding for Chicago Public Schools.

Instacart, Uber Eats team up to offer restaurant delivery

Instacart and Uber Eats have joined forces to offer restaurant delivery services to customers in the U.S.

TikTok files lawsuit over law that would force sale, ban in US

TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance are suing the U.S. federal government over the recently-passed law that could ban the social media platform.

Chicago agrees to nearly $6M settlement in discrimination suit against Water Department

The city of Chicago has tentatively agreed to pay almost $6 million to settle a lawsuit against the Water Department. The suit alleged Black employees who said they endured years of racism and sexism.

Chicago Police Department pays tribute to fallen heroes in annual memorial march

Chicago Police Department personnel, alongside members from various local and state law enforcement agencies, gathered in downtown Chicago Sunday to mark the 92nd anniversary of the Saint Jude Police League Memorial March. 

Chicago mayor details why he didn't attend Officer Huesca's funeral

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has spoken out on the arrest of Xavier Tate Jr. and is answering questions on why he did not attend Officer Luis Huesca's funeral.