Johnson announces $150K Google grants to minority entrepreneurs in new technology
Mayor Brandon Johnson presented checks from Google to five minority entrepreneurs specializing in new technology on Tuesday.
Mayor Brandon Johnson presented checks from Google to five minority entrepreneurs specializing in new technology on Tuesday.
City leaders take fight to City Hall over the closure of Urban Prep
African American city leaders took their fight to City Hall to keep an all-boys charter school out of the hands of CPS.
African American city leaders took their fight to City Hall to keep an all-boys charter school out of the hands of CPS.
City leaders take fight to City Hall over the closure of Urban Prep
African American city leaders took their fight to City Hall to keep an all-boys charter school out of the hands of CPS.
African American city leaders took their fight to City Hall to keep an all-boys charter school out of the hands of CPS.
Violence explodes in Chicago over long holiday weekend
It was a bloody weekend in Chicago over the long Father's Day weekend.
It was a bloody weekend in Chicago over the long Father's Day weekend.
CPD Interim Supt. Waller discusses weekend violence, public safety efforts
Chicago Police Interim Supt. Fred Waller discussed weekend violence in Chicago and the efforts being made to reduce crime.
Chicago Police Interim Supt. Fred Waller discussed weekend violence in Chicago and the efforts being made to reduce crime.
Chicago police seek Red Line robbery suspect
Mass transit detectives are trying to identify the suspect involved in a robbery and attempted robbery at the CTA's Roosevelt and Morse Red Line stops.
Mass transit detectives are trying to identify the suspect involved in a robbery and attempted robbery at the CTA's Roosevelt and Morse Red Line stops.
'Immediate' impact: Teens' summer social media usage soars, raises mental health concerns
If you think your teen spends a lot of time on social media during the school year, chances are they will spend even more time on it over the summer. In a FOX 32 News special report, Elizabeth Matthews looks at some of the new trends and pitfalls facing both parents and teens.
If you think your teen spends a lot of time on social media during the school year, chances are they will spend even more time on it over the summer. In a FOX 32 News special report, Elizabeth Matthews looks at some of the new trends and pitfalls facing both parents and teens.
Chicago prepares for NASCAR street race safety with 2,000 concrete barriers and high fencing
Public safety leaders say Chicago police won't be plucked from the neighborhoods to keep NASCAR fans safe.
Public safety leaders say Chicago police won't be plucked from the neighborhoods to keep NASCAR fans safe.
Chicago prepares for NASCAR street race safety with 2,000 concrete barriers and high fencing
Public safety leaders say Chicago police won't be plucked from the neighborhoods to keep NASCAR fans safe.
Public safety leaders say Chicago police won't be plucked from the neighborhoods to keep NASCAR fans safe.
Mayor offers no quick solutions after violent weekend in Chicago: 'aware of what I've inherited'
Mayor Brandon Johnson offered no quick solutions after another violent weekend in Chicago.
Mayor Brandon Johnson offered no quick solutions after another violent weekend in Chicago.
Police seek suspect wanted in robbery at CTA Red Line station
Mass transit detectives are trying to identify the suspect involved in a robbery and attempted robbery at the CTA's Roosevelt and Morse Red Line stops.
Mass transit detectives are trying to identify the suspect involved in a robbery and attempted robbery at the CTA's Roosevelt and Morse Red Line stops.
Chicago man charged with attempted murder in South Loop CTA stabbing
Charges were filed against a 22-year-old man after he allegedly stabbed another man on a CTA platform in South Loop this weekend.
Charges were filed against a 22-year-old man after he allegedly stabbed another man on a CTA platform in South Loop this weekend.
How to get money from Google’s $23 million search privacy settlement
Another tech giant will be paying millions to settle a data privacy lawsuit. Here’s what you need to know.
Another tech giant will be paying millions to settle a data privacy lawsuit. Here’s what you need to know.
Man shot on CTA Red Line train in Chicago's Chinatown
The suspect was taken into custody and a weapon was recovered from the scene.
The suspect was taken into custody and a weapon was recovered from the scene.
Man stabbed on CTA platform in South Loop, suspect arrested
A 28-year-old man was stabbed during a fight on a CTA platform in South Loop overnight.
A 28-year-old man was stabbed during a fight on a CTA platform in South Loop overnight.
Mom of teen kneeled on by Chicago cop goes off on verdict
A Chicago police sergeant was cleared of wrongdoing on Friday after kneeling on a teen outside a Starbucks in northwest suburban Park Ridge last summer.
A Chicago police sergeant was cleared of wrongdoing on Friday after kneeling on a teen outside a Starbucks in northwest suburban Park Ridge last summer.
CPS gym teacher accused of sexually abusing students
A CPS gym teacher is accused of sexually abusing elementary school students from the school.
A CPS gym teacher is accused of sexually abusing elementary school students from the school.
CPD Sergeant found not guilty in kneeling case
After a bench trial last week, a Cook County judge found a CPD Sergeant not guilty on Friday. The teen's family says they are disappointed in the ruling and will be taking this to civil court.
After a bench trial last week, a Cook County judge found a CPD Sergeant not guilty on Friday. The teen's family says they are disappointed in the ruling and will be taking this to civil court.
Flannery Fired Up: Pritzker urges swift action as Chicago Police Department struggles with officer exodus
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Chicago must replace more than a thousand cops who've left the police department.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Chicago must replace more than a thousand cops who've left the police department.
Chicago Public Schools teacher accused of sexually abusing elementary students
Andrew Castro allegedly began playing what he called a “dice game" with the three boys. According to the “rules," the player who rolled the lowest number on the dice was sexually abused by Castro, prosecutors said.
Andrew Castro allegedly began playing what he called a “dice game" with the three boys. According to the “rules," the player who rolled the lowest number on the dice was sexually abused by Castro, prosecutors said.



















