CPS launches 'test to stay' program to reduce students in quarantine
Chicago Public Schools is launching a pilot program that would allow unvaccinated students to avoid quarantine.
Chicago Public Schools is launching a pilot program that would allow unvaccinated students to avoid quarantine.
Chicago to test program to reduce students in quarantine
Chicago plans to roll out a pilot program later this month aimed at cutting down the number of students in quarantine after an exposure to COVID-19.
Chicago plans to roll out a pilot program later this month aimed at cutting down the number of students in quarantine after an exposure to COVID-19.
Off-duty Chicago cop fatally shoots husband, also an officer, during struggle over gun on NW Side
An off-duty Chicago police officer fatally shot her husband, also an officer, while the two struggled over a gun in their home near O’Hare International Airport Tuesday evening.
An off-duty Chicago police officer fatally shot her husband, also an officer, while the two struggled over a gun in their home near O’Hare International Airport Tuesday evening.
Scathing report on sex abuse by Chicago lifeguards
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
Facebook shutting down facial recognition system
FOX 32 goes 1-on-1 with Attorney Daliah Saper of Saper Law.
FOX 32 goes 1-on-1 with Attorney Daliah Saper of Saper Law.
Chicago Park District releases report on lifeguard scandal
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
Chicago Park District releases special counsel report on lifeguard-sex abuse scandal
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
The report is scathing, outlining at least four instances where lifeguards engaged in separate instances of sexual misconduct dating back to 2015.
Facebook to end facial-recognition system for more than 1B users
More than a third of Facebook’s daily active users have opted in to have their faces recognized by the social network’s system.
More than a third of Facebook’s daily active users have opted in to have their faces recognized by the social network’s system.
Former Ald. Ed Vrdolyak ordered to report to prison
A federal judge has ordered former Chicago Ald. Ed Vrdolyak to report to prison.
A federal judge has ordered former Chicago Ald. Ed Vrdolyak to report to prison.
Former Ald. Ed Vrdolyak ordered to report to prison
Former Ald. Ed Vrdolyak was originally sentenced to 18 months in prison, but was able to stay home due to COVID-19 concerns.
Former Ald. Ed Vrdolyak was originally sentenced to 18 months in prison, but was able to stay home due to COVID-19 concerns.
Peterson Ridge Metra station coming to Edgewater
Once construction is complete, there will be two platforms, heated concrete stairs and shelters with on-demand heating.
Once construction is complete, there will be two platforms, heated concrete stairs and shelters with on-demand heating.
Groundbreaking held on Peterson Ridge Metra station
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Monday for the Peterson Ridge Metra station in Edgewater.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Monday for the Peterson Ridge Metra station in Edgewater.
Cook County judge temporarily blocks vaccine rule for Chicago workers
A Cook County judge is temporarily blocking the city of Chicago from forcing police officers to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
A Cook County judge is temporarily blocking the city of Chicago from forcing police officers to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
CTA honors Chicago Sky with special train design
The city continues to celebrate the Chicago Sky after winning their first-ever WNBA championship in October.
The city continues to celebrate the Chicago Sky after winning their first-ever WNBA championship in October.
Judge: Chicago Police do not have to get vaccinated right now, but do have to report whether they are
On Monday, a judge ruled that Chicago Police can – for now – skip the COVID-19 vaccine if they choose to, but the same judge also said that officers do have to comply with the city's requirement that they report their vaccination status.
On Monday, a judge ruled that Chicago Police can – for now – skip the COVID-19 vaccine if they choose to, but the same judge also said that officers do have to comply with the city's requirement that they report their vaccination status.
Shootings and murders have increased in Chicago in 2021 compared to previous years, CPD data shows
Year-to-date murder statistics show that October 2021 was more violent in Chicago than previous years. In October 2021, 356 people were shot; in October 2020, 344; in October 2019, 222; and in October 2018, 253 were shot.
Year-to-date murder statistics show that October 2021 was more violent in Chicago than previous years. In October 2021, 356 people were shot; in October 2020, 344; in October 2019, 222; and in October 2018, 253 were shot.
Chicago cop charged after allegedly shooting at carjackers while off-duty
A Chicago police officer is facing a felony charge after allegedly shooting at a group of carjackers in suburban Evergreen Park.
A Chicago police officer is facing a felony charge after allegedly shooting at a group of carjackers in suburban Evergreen Park.
Boy hospitalized, intubated for mysterious illness during family trip to Disney World
A family trip to Disney became a medical nightmare for one family from Ohio.
A family trip to Disney became a medical nightmare for one family from Ohio.
Family of man killed by Chicago police in Englewood apartment calls for justice
"If this had been a situation of Turell Brown murdering the Chicago police, he would have been in jail right today," the man's sister said.
"If this had been a situation of Turell Brown murdering the Chicago police, he would have been in jail right today," the man's sister said.
Netflix suppressed 'Cuties' movie from platform search results
The Verge reporter Zoe Schiffer talks about breaking the story looking into Netflix's handling of the film "Cuties" and how the streaming giant responded to overwhelming backlash it received.
The Verge reporter Zoe Schiffer talks about breaking the story looking into Netflix's handling of the film "Cuties" and how the streaming giant responded to overwhelming backlash it received.