Adrian Grenier talks new Netflix limited series 'Clickbait'
Actor Adrian Grenier talks with FOX 32's Jake Hamilton about starring in the new Netflix limited series "Clickbait."
Actor Adrian Grenier talks with FOX 32's Jake Hamilton about starring in the new Netflix limited series "Clickbait."
Chicago students to get free CTA rides on first day of school
The Chicago Transit Authority will once again be offering free rides to students on the first day of the school year.
The Chicago Transit Authority will once again be offering free rides to students on the first day of the school year.
IDOT installing license plate cameras
License plate readers are being installed at the entrance and exits of expressways.
License plate readers are being installed at the entrance and exits of expressways.
Apple Watch saves Arizona woman’s life: ‘Call your doctor immediately’
“I’m glad I reacted so quickly because it was life-threatening,” Arizona resident Yolie De Leon revealed.
“I’m glad I reacted so quickly because it was life-threatening,” Arizona resident Yolie De Leon revealed.
Chicago Park District IG says he's been fired to 'whitewash' investigation: report
The deputy inspector general of the Chicago Park District says he has been fired.
The deputy inspector general of the Chicago Park District says he has been fired.
Investigator probing Chicago Park District allegations fired
The deputy inspector general of the Chicago Park District says he has been fired.
The deputy inspector general of the Chicago Park District says he has been fired.
Supt. Brown recommends 4 Chicago police officers be fired over 2019 alleged choking incident
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown has recommended to the Chicago Police Board that four police officers be fired for their roles in an alleged choking incident that occurred in 2019.
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown has recommended to the Chicago Police Board that four police officers be fired for their roles in an alleged choking incident that occurred in 2019.
Hoverboard battery packs sold at Walmart, Target, Amazon recalled over fire hazard
Razor issued a recall for 237,000 lithium-ion GLW battery packs.
Razor issued a recall for 237,000 lithium-ion GLW battery packs.
Facebook faces more questions after public push for transparency
Dahlia Saper, attorney at Saper Law, talks about Facebook's attempt at transparency and where they are falling short.
Dahlia Saper, attorney at Saper Law, talks about Facebook's attempt at transparency and where they are falling short.
Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. releases video on 7th anniversary with CPD: 'We did it'
On Wednesday, Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., who was wounded in the same traffic stop that killed Officer Ella French, released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
On Wednesday, Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., who was wounded in the same traffic stop that killed Officer Ella French, released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Paralyzed Chicago Police Officer Yanez marks 7th anniversary with CPD
On Wednesday, Yanez released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
On Wednesday, Yanez released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. releases video on 7th anniversary with CPD
The CPD officer who was wounded during the same traffic stop that Officer Ella French was killed, released a video on his 7th anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
The CPD officer who was wounded during the same traffic stop that Officer Ella French was killed, released a video on his 7th anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago parents want remote learning options for students amid COVID surge
Chicago parents are demanding remote learning options to keep their unvaccinated kids learning at home as COVID-19 surges again.
Chicago parents are demanding remote learning options to keep their unvaccinated kids learning at home as COVID-19 surges again.
Chicago parents push for remote learning
Chicago parents are demanding remote learning options to keep their unvaccinated kids learning at home as COVID-19 surges again.
Chicago parents are demanding remote learning options to keep their unvaccinated kids learning at home as COVID-19 surges again.
'He's All That' puts twist on classic 90s rom-com
FOX 32's Jake Hamilton talks with Addison Rae and Tanner Buchanan about their new Netflix film "He's All That."
FOX 32's Jake Hamilton talks with Addison Rae and Tanner Buchanan about their new Netflix film "He's All That."
Ald. Austin steps down from oversight committee role amid federal charges
Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) resigned Tuesday as chairman of the Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity.
Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) resigned Tuesday as chairman of the Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity.
Man charged in hammer attack on CTA Red Line train
A Chicago man is facing multiple charges in connection to a hammer attack Tuesday on a CTA Red Line train on the Near North Side.
A Chicago man is facing multiple charges in connection to a hammer attack Tuesday on a CTA Red Line train on the Near North Side.
Kanye West rebuilding childhood home in Soldier Field
Rapper Kanye West is pulling out all the stops for his "Donda" listening party Thursday in Chicago.
Rapper Kanye West is pulling out all the stops for his "Donda" listening party Thursday in Chicago.
Marion Cotillard discusses new Amazon rock opera 'Annette'
Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard and Academy Award nominee Adam Driver star in the new rock opera Annette, which is streaming now on Amazon Prime.
Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard and Academy Award nominee Adam Driver star in the new rock opera Annette, which is streaming now on Amazon Prime.
Chicago's ShotSpotter technology rarely leads to gun crime evidence, investigatory stops: watchdog report
The city’s watchdog issued a report Tuesday that found ShotSpotter technology used by Chicago police rarely leads to investigatory stops or evidence of gun crimes and can change the way officers interact with areas they’re charged with patrolling.
The city’s watchdog issued a report Tuesday that found ShotSpotter technology used by Chicago police rarely leads to investigatory stops or evidence of gun crimes and can change the way officers interact with areas they’re charged with patrolling.