Tom Brady reveals roast jokes affected his children: 'I wouldn’t do that again'
Tom Brady won’t be doing another roast, as he admitted it affected his kids and loved ones.
NFL Christmas Day games will be on Netflix the next 3 years
Netflix and the NFL announced a deal that brings a handful of games to the streaming giant over the next three seasons.
Chicago teachers head to state capital to request more funding
Hundreds of Chicago Teachers Union members and parents made their way to Springfield Wednesday morning to ask for more funding. The CTU said CPS was shot $1.1 billion in comparison to other districts across the state.
Students graduate from police and firefighter training academy
There were 77 CPS students who graduated Tuesday with skills they can use after high school.
Chicago police seek CTA assault suspect who punched, kicked victim
Chicago police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man who allegedly assaulted a CTA passenger last month.
Possible Kim Foxx successor outlines his Chicago safety plans
The candidates for Cook County State's Attorney are laying out their plans to keep everyone safe.
Possible Kim Foxx successor outlines her Chicago safety plans
Cook County State's Attorney Democratic candidate Eileen O'Neill Burke on Tuesday spoke out about her safety plans for the city. She outlined her goals for the future during a meeting on the West Side with faith and community leaders.
Chicago police captain's life saved by double lung transplant
Back in 2020, Captain Arthur Gillespie found himself hospitalized for 12 days battling a severe case of COVID-19. However, what initially appeared to be a struggle against the virus turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
Chicago police captain's life saved by double lung transplant
In a medical miracle, one of Chicago's finest was saved by surgeons at Northwestern Medicine after a series of life-threatening health challenges.
'Rely on them': Chicago Public Schools honors top crossing guards in heartfelt ceremony
There was a celebration for the men and women who make sure the city's kids are safe getting to school and back home, as Chicago Public Schools honored four of their top crossing guards.
4 crossing guards honored at Malcolm X College
There was a celebration for the men and women who make sure the city's kids are safe getting to school and back home, as Chicago Public Schools honored four of their top crossing guards.
CTA president urged to resign by Chicago City Council members
More than a dozen Chicago City Council members plan to back a resolution to remove the current CTA president.
Crime Wrap for Monday, May 13
We’re covering today’s top crime stories in the Fox 32 Crime Wrap.
Airlines file lawsuit over Biden's 'hidden junk fees' crackdown
U.S. airlines, including American, Delta, and United, have filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration to overturn a new rule requiring upfront fee transparency, arguing it overreaches authority and confuses consumers, while the Transportation Department vows to defend against what it calls "hidden junk fees."
CTA president urged to resign by Chicago City Council members
More than a dozen Chicago City Council members plan to back a resolution to remove the current CTA president.
OpenAI to announce a search engine to rival Google: report
Google is the king among search engines, but OpenAI is reportedly looking to launch an AI-powered search engine to rival the platform where "google" became a verb.
Hundreds gather at Chicago beaches on Mother's Day despite swimming still being prohibited
One of the best places to spend time relaxing, especially on Mother's Day, is the Chicago lakefront.
3 injured in South Side crash, including 2 Chicago police officers
A patrol car occupied by two officers was traveling northbound on Halsted when it collided with a gray van at the intersection of 47th Street. Two officers and the man driving the van were taken to area hospitals for minor injuries.
3 injured in South Side crash, including 2 Chicago police officers
A man and two Chicago police officers were hospitalized following a crash in the Back of the Yards early Sunday morning.
Chicago police seek public's help in identifying suspects linked to Red Line robberies, assaults
Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying five suspects accused in a string of robberies and aggravated battery incidents on the Chicago Transit Authority's Red Line.