Facebook users have one month left to apply for share of $725M settlement

U.S. Facebook users have one more month to apply for their share of a $725 million privacy settlement that parent company Meta agreed to pay late last year. Here's how.

$1M contract brings X-Ray machines to 100 Chicago schools
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The board of education approved a $1 million contract to buy updated X-ray machines. They will be used in 100 schools across the city to detect firearms, knives and ammunition.

Alleged shooter in 2011 cop killing wants different judge to rule on motion for a new trial

A month after prosecutors dropped charges against his two co-defendants in the slaying of Chicago Police Officer Clifton Lewis, a man found guilty of fatally shooting the veteran officer has asked for a new judge to handle his bid for a new trial.

Chicago River hosts Hollywood-like first responder drill with simulated gunfire, explosions

Troubled waters on the Chicago River Wednesday as first responders sprang into action for a live water rescue. A terrorist attack, but this was no emergency. FOX 32's Dane Placko takes us inside the Hollywood-like drill.

Authorities host drill on Chicago River with simulated gunfire, explosions
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Troubled waters on the Chicago River Wednesday as first responders sprang into action for a live water rescue. A terrorist attack, but this was no emergency. FOX 32's Dane Placko takes us inside the Hollywood-like drill.

Netflix offering up to $900k for A.I. job as actors and writers strike

A tech expert says the company has been using A.I. for years, and new job posts indicate use of A.I. technology will continue at the company and improve.

Brothers sue Chicago Police Department over alleged false confessions

Brothers Sean Tyler and Reginald Henderson say they were tortured and forced to make false confessions by the "Midnight Crew," a group led by former CPD Commander Jon Burge.

Chicago cop shot in Englewood, investigation underway

A Chicago police officer was shot Monday night on the city's South Side, according to officials.

Chicago woman charged with child endangerment after infant abandoned on CTA bus

A 31-year-old woman faces two counts of misdemeanor child endangerment after her 1-year-old boy was found alone on a CTA bus in South Chicago last weekend.

Woman allegedly stole victim's cell phone at CTA Green Line stop: police

Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman who is accused of robbing a person at the Green Line Kedzie stop Sunday.

Some CTA Blue Line stations to close Sunday for rebuild; fare reductions offered

Commuters heading toward the Near West Side and the Illinois Medical District will need to prepare as some CTA Blue Line stations will temporarily close for rebuilding.