City Council meeting shifts focus to Loyola student’s murder | The Chicago Report
Today's City Council meeting with the Committee on Immigration and Refugee Rights took a different turn when some speakers shifted the focus to the murder of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
Today's City Council meeting with the Committee on Immigration and Refugee Rights took a different turn when some speakers shifted the focus to the murder of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in landmark social media addiction trial
Meta and YouTube were found liable in a landmark Los Angeles lawsuit for "engineered addiction" and harming a child's mental health through negligent platform design.
Meta and YouTube were found liable in a landmark Los Angeles lawsuit for "engineered addiction" and harming a child's mental health through negligent platform design.
Chicago Mayor Johnson vetoes pause to subminimum wage hike for tipped workers
Johnson and other progressives have argued for increasing wages for tipped workers, but restaurant owners say it's too costly.
Johnson and other progressives have argued for increasing wages for tipped workers, but restaurant owners say it's too costly.
Viral videos show Chicago delivery robots after shattering glass at CTA bus shelters
Viral videos show two separate Chicago delivery robots after making a mess at CTA bus stops over the last three days.
Viral videos show two separate Chicago delivery robots after making a mess at CTA bus stops over the last three days.
Chicago delivery robot after shattering glass at CTA bus shelter: VIDEO
A viral video shows a Chicago delivery robot apparently struggling after making a mess at a CTA bus stop on Sunday.
A viral video shows a Chicago delivery robot apparently struggling after making a mess at a CTA bus stop on Sunday.
CTA violence persists as community group works to intervene
Violence Interrupters founder Tio Hardiman discusses a recent Red Line stabbing, why crime continues on the CTA, and how his group is working to prevent it.
Violence Interrupters founder Tio Hardiman discusses a recent Red Line stabbing, why crime continues on the CTA, and how his group is working to prevent it.
Violent crimes on Chicago's South Side leave 2 dead, several injured
Two people were killed and several others were wounded in attacks overnight across Chicago's South Side.
Two people were killed and several others were wounded in attacks overnight across Chicago's South Side.
Deadly night on Chicago's South Side after pair of shootings, CTA stabbings
A series of violent incidents across Chicago’s South Side left two people dead and several others injured late Tuesday into early Wednesday.
A series of violent incidents across Chicago’s South Side left two people dead and several others injured late Tuesday into early Wednesday.
Republicans blame sanctuary laws in killing of Sheridan Gorman | The Chicago Report
State Rep. Patrick Sheehan (R-Lockport) joined the show to talk about the debate over whether the state's sanctuary immigration laws contributed to the killing of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
State Rep. Patrick Sheehan (R-Lockport) joined the show to talk about the debate over whether the state's sanctuary immigration laws contributed to the killing of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
Illinois sanctuary laws cause of student's killing, FOP president | The Chicago Report
John Cantanzara, the president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, said he agrees that Loyola student Sheridan Gorman's killing, allegedly by a migrant, could have been prevented if not for the state's sanctuary laws.
John Cantanzara, the president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, said he agrees that Loyola student Sheridan Gorman's killing, allegedly by a migrant, could have been prevented if not for the state's sanctuary laws.
Trump admin must restore $2B in CTA funding for Red Line, other projects, judge rules
The Trump admin must release funding for the CTA's Red Line extension and modernization projects, a federal judge ruled.
The Trump admin must release funding for the CTA's Red Line extension and modernization projects, a federal judge ruled.
Mayor Johnson responds to allegations by fired aides | The Chicago Report
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
Meta violated child safety laws, jury says: What this means for social media
A New Mexico jury ruled Tuesday that social media giant Meta harms children’s mental health and violates state consumer protection laws.
A New Mexico jury ruled Tuesday that social media giant Meta harms children’s mental health and violates state consumer protection laws.
United warns of rising airfares amid fuel surge: What you can do
United Airlines is warning that rising jet fuel prices — driven by Middle East tensions disrupting global oil supplies — are likely to push airfares higher and could dampen travel demand.
United Airlines is warning that rising jet fuel prices — driven by Middle East tensions disrupting global oil supplies — are likely to push airfares higher and could dampen travel demand.
How safe is the CTA? New report raises questions | ChicagoNOW
A new analysis is raising questions about how the CTA tracks platform incidents, including cases where riders were pushed onto tracks, and whether current data reflects the full scope of safety concerns.
A new analysis is raising questions about how the CTA tracks platform incidents, including cases where riders were pushed onto tracks, and whether current data reflects the full scope of safety concerns.
Man in custody after trying to start fire on CTA train, causing delays
Service on the CTA BLue Line was briefly shut down Tuesday morning after a rider tried to start a fire on a moving train in the Loop.
Service on the CTA BLue Line was briefly shut down Tuesday morning after a rider tried to start a fire on a moving train in the Loop.
Chicago City Hall drama, student's killing sparks immigration debate | The Chicago Report
A fired aide to Mayor Brandon Johnson details allegations of "hostility" toward law enforcement; the killing of Sheridan Gorman is sparking a debate over sanctuary policies; and the latest on the war in Iran from an NEIU professor.
A fired aide to Mayor Brandon Johnson details allegations of "hostility" toward law enforcement; the killing of Sheridan Gorman is sparking a debate over sanctuary policies; and the latest on the war in Iran from an NEIU professor.
Latest on Iran War detailed by Chicago professor | The Chicago Report
Mateo Farzaneh, a professor at Northeastern Illinois University, joined the show to talk about the latest developments in the Iran War.
Mateo Farzaneh, a professor at Northeastern Illinois University, joined the show to talk about the latest developments in the Iran War.
Killing of Chicago university student sparks sanctuary law debate | The Chicago Report
The killing of Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman is getting national attention as the suspect, Jose Medina, is facing murder charges.
The killing of Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman is getting national attention as the suspect, Jose Medina, is facing murder charges.
Fired aide to Chicago mayor alleges hostility in office | The Chicago Report
A now-fired aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging a culture of hostility toward law enforcement in the mayor's office. Manny Whitfield also detailed a personnel dispute that he believes led to his firing.
A now-fired aide to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is alleging a culture of hostility toward law enforcement in the mayor's office. Manny Whitfield also detailed a personnel dispute that he believes led to his firing.