Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke released from prison early
Ex-Chicago Ald. Ed Burke was released from prison on Tuesday, more than a year ahead of schedule.
Paris on Politics: Trump's 'big beautiful bill' impact on Illinois, Pritzker's running mate
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," Governor Pritzker selects fellow Chicagoan Christian Mitchell as his running mate for a third term. We go one-on-one with the lieutenant governor candidate. Additionally, we discuss President Trump's "big beautiful bill" and how this legislation could affect Illinois. Plus, do Chicagoans want NASCAR to come back? What we know about the event's contract with the city and the consequences of Grant Park closures.
Videos show moment Chicago police fatally shoot suspect during West Side chase
COPA has released bodycam videos from a May shooting where Chicago police killed a 19-year-old during a foot chase in Humboldt Park.
Videos show fatal police-involved shooting during Humboldt Park foot chase
The city?s police oversight agency on Tuesday released bodycam videos showing the moments a Chicago police officer fatally shot a 19-year-old man in Humboldt Park in May. (WARNING: graphic content)
Fireworks accident leaves Chicago Park District workers seriously wounded
Two Chicago Park District employees were seriously injured by a firework Saturday morning at Humboldt Park beach.
Chicago Public Schools leadership shake-up: What's next for CPS?
CPS Board President Sean Harden joins us to discuss the search for a new schools CEO, what the community wants in a leader, and the challenges facing the district after a year of major changes.
Paris on Politics: 1-on-1 with Gov. JB Pritzker's new running mate Christian Mitchell
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Fight at downtown Chicago train station leaves man, 56, dead, police say
A fight on a downtown CTA platform late Saturday night left a 56-year-old man beaten to death.
Ex-Chicago Public Schools dean found guilty in student sex abuse case, attorneys confirm
A former Chicago Public Schools dean was convicted Wednesday of sexually abusing a 15-year-old student at Little Village Lawndale High School, according to the law firm representing the victim.
New documentary ‘Beyond Closure’ explores lasting impact of Chicago school shutdowns
Filmmakers Erin Babbin and Michael Sullivan join to discuss "Beyond Closure," their new documentary examining how communities continue to fight for equity and identity more than a decade after Chicago’s historic mass public school closures.
Shots fired into crowd outside Chicago nightclub, killing 4, wounding 14 others
A mass shooting in River North left four people dead and 14 others wounded Wednesday night.
Slain Chicago police Ofc. Krystal Rivera?s family questions narrative of ?accidental? shooting
Chicago law firm Romanucci & Blandin, LLC plans to announce a civil investigation into the accidental shooting death of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera by her partner.
Slain Chicago police Ofc. Krystal Rivera’s family questions ‘accidental’ shooting
The family of CPD Ofc. Krystal Rivera are questioning the narrative of her shooting death being "accidental."
5-year-old girl on Disney Dream lost balance, fell through cruise ship porthole, sheriff says
A 5-year-old girl who fell overboard the Disney Dream cruise ship last weekend lost her balance on a railing and fell backwards through an open porthole and into the ocean below, according to the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
TikTok star Cooking with Darryl shares his favorite summer recipes
If you're looking for summer recipes, look no further. Chicago dad and TikTok sensation Darryl Postel-Nick, also known as Cooking with Darryl, lets us in on good summer recipes we should look out for.
Chicago alderwoman pushes citywide response to rising antisemitism
Chicago Alderman Debra Silverstein calls for emergency action as antisemitic hate crimes surge, making up over one-third of all reported hate crimes in the city in 2024.
CTA Red Line shooting leaves man critically wounded, disrupts morning service
A man was shot during a fight on a CTA Red Line train Wednesday morning, prompting a disruption in service ahead of rush hour.
CTA Red Line shooting leaves man critically wounded, disrupts morning service
A man was shot during a fight on a CTA Red Line train Wednesday morning, prompting a disruption in service ahead of rush hour.
Red Line trains rerouted due to police activity in South Loop
CTA Red Line service was disrupted early Wednesday due to police activity at the Roosevelt station, prompting southbound trains to reroute onto elevated tracks.
CTA Blue Line service delayed between Forest Park and Pulaski
CTA Blue Line service was temporarily suspended between Forest Park and Pulaski/Congress stations due to an obstruction near Cicero, officials announced early Wednesday.