Search for Chicago's next top cop nears conclusion
In just 52 days, three candidates?will be handed over to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson as potentials for the city's next top cop.
In just 52 days, three candidates?will be handed over to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson as potentials for the city's next top cop.
Reward for information on Chicago post office break-in
Activists will gather outside the Thompson Center Tuesday afternoon to announce a $2,000 reward for information in Monday's downtown burglary.
Activists will gather outside the Thompson Center Tuesday afternoon to announce a $2,000 reward for information in Monday's downtown burglary.
Mayor Johnson forges compromise to expand outdoor dining in Chicago
Mayor Brandon Johnson is breathing new life into Lori Lightfoot’s stalled plan to make permanent an outdoor dining program that was a lifesaver for restaurants and bars during the darkest days of the pandemic — but in a way that preserves input from local City Council members.
Mayor Brandon Johnson is breathing new life into Lori Lightfoot’s stalled plan to make permanent an outdoor dining program that was a lifesaver for restaurants and bars during the darkest days of the pandemic — but in a way that preserves input from local City Council members.
CPS staffer accused of threatening student with gun
Police said a teen was threatened last March by a staff member with a gun inside a Chicago public school.
Police said a teen was threatened last March by a staff member with a gun inside a Chicago public school.
CPS staffer accused of threatening student with gun
Chicago police said a teen was threatened last March by a staff member with a gun inside a Chicago public school.
Chicago police said a teen was threatened last March by a staff member with a gun inside a Chicago public school.
Accident in Hyde Park sends vehicle into Starbucks
University of Chicago police are investigating after two vehicles crashed outside a Starbucks in Hyde Park Tuesday morning.
University of Chicago police are investigating after two vehicles crashed outside a Starbucks in Hyde Park Tuesday morning.
Chicagoans' give final input on next top cop
Officials across Chicago are trying to make progress in the search for the city's next top cop. Fox 32's Joanie Lum has the latest.
Officials across Chicago are trying to make progress in the search for the city's next top cop. Fox 32's Joanie Lum has the latest.
Amazon bringing age verification for alcohol purchases to Amazon One palm recognition technology
Amazon's new technology allows users to prove they're above the legal drinking age without showing a physical ID to buy alcohol.
Amazon's new technology allows users to prove they're above the legal drinking age without showing a physical ID to buy alcohol.
3,000 youth singers to converge on Millennium Park for Paint the Town Red
Rehearsals are coming to a close. Time for the real thing.
Rehearsals are coming to a close. Time for the real thing.
2 officers hurt, 3 others injured in hit-and-run crash on Chicago's West Side
Two Chicago police officers were among five people that were hurt in a crash Monday night in the Austin neighborhood.
Two Chicago police officers were among five people that were hurt in a crash Monday night in the Austin neighborhood.
CPS students, Pepsico employees collaborate in 'reverse mentorship' program
A unique ?reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
A unique ?reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
Hope Chicago's initiative shows significant increase in college enrollment
Former CPS CEO Dr. Janice Jackson stopped by the City Club of Chicago to talk about a new economic report on the long-lasting benefits of investment in students by way of grants and scholarships.
Former CPS CEO Dr. Janice Jackson stopped by the City Club of Chicago to talk about a new economic report on the long-lasting benefits of investment in students by way of grants and scholarships.
CPS students, Pepsico employees collaborate in innovative 'reverse mentorship' program
A unique “reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
A unique “reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
CPS students, Pepsico employees collaborate
A unique ?reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
A unique ?reverse mentorship" program has been launched, bringing together a select group of Chicago Public Schools students and Pepsico employees for an immersive six-week experience.
CPS educators honored with distinguished teacher award and $10,000 prize
Two Chicago Public Schools educators received more than a shiny apple on Monday!
Two Chicago Public Schools educators received more than a shiny apple on Monday!
CPS educators honored with distinguished teacher award, $10K prize
Two Chicago Public School educators received more than a shiny apple on Monday!
Two Chicago Public School educators received more than a shiny apple on Monday!
Chicago residents gather in Beverly for final public forum on selection of new top cop
The last public forum in the search for a new Chicago police superintendent took place on the South Side Monday night.
The last public forum in the search for a new Chicago police superintendent took place on the South Side Monday night.
Chicago residents gather for final public forum on selection of new top cop
The last public forum in the search for a new Chicago police superintendent will take place on Monday night.
The last public forum in the search for a new Chicago police superintendent will take place on Monday night.
'Kids should be in school': Dozens of incoming migrants join Chicago's public schools
A number of elementary school-age children that recently arrived in Chicago from Central and South America won’t get much of a reprieve from cracking the books.
A number of elementary school-age children that recently arrived in Chicago from Central and South America won’t get much of a reprieve from cracking the books.
Over 450 guns recovered during CPD gun turn-in
Hundreds of guns were exchanged for money over the weekend in five gun turn-in evens in Chicago over the weekend.
Hundreds of guns were exchanged for money over the weekend in five gun turn-in evens in Chicago over the weekend.