Meet the viral 'Cucumber Guy' whose TikTok broke the internet and sold out stores
Social media sensation Logan Moffitt joins us to talk about his viral cucumber recipes, TikTok stardom, and how he became the Webby-winning ?Most Viral? creator of 2025.
Social media sensation Logan Moffitt joins us to talk about his viral cucumber recipes, TikTok stardom, and how he became the Webby-winning ?Most Viral? creator of 2025.
A coffee lovers' paradise at Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve to try out some of their delectable offerings and savor the sweet aroma of coffee.
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve to try out some of their delectable offerings and savor the sweet aroma of coffee.
Chicago sees fewest summer murders since 1965 as Trump pushes for federal troops
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence.
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence.
Chicago sees fewest summer murders since 1965
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence as President Donald Trump cites high crime in the city while continuing to push for mobilizing the National Guard.
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence as President Donald Trump cites high crime in the city while continuing to push for mobilizing the National Guard.
Parents of teens shot at Chicago pool sue suspected shooter, Park District
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Families of teens shot at Chicago pool file lawsuit against suspect, park district
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Families of teens shot at Chicago's Douglass Park file lawsuit against suspect, park district
The families of two teens who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teens who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Chicago man arrested 6 years after shooting at officers, police say
Six years after shots were fired at Chicago police, a 30-year-old man is now in custody.
Six years after shots were fired at Chicago police, a 30-year-old man is now in custody.
Logan Square residents warned about Facebook Marketplace robberies
Chicago police are warning Logan Square residents about a string of robberies tied to Facebook Marketplace meetups.
Chicago police are warning Logan Square residents about a string of robberies tied to Facebook Marketplace meetups.
McDonald's cuts prices; other chains may follow
Starting next week, the fast-food giant will offer deals on some of its popular menu items.
Starting next week, the fast-food giant will offer deals on some of its popular menu items.
Chicago police investigating homicide of 63-year-old boat captain
Chicago police are investigating the homicide of a well known boat captain.
Chicago police are investigating the homicide of a well known boat captain.
CTA Red and Purple line service disrupted due to medical emergency
Service on the CTA’s Purple and Red lines was suspended Tuesday morning due to a medical emergency, officials said.
Service on the CTA’s Purple and Red lines was suspended Tuesday morning due to a medical emergency, officials said.
Chicago police seek 5 suspects in CTA Red Line beating, robbery
Chicago police want help ID'ing five people accused of beating and robbing a passenger on a CTA Red Line train.
Chicago police want help ID'ing five people accused of beating and robbing a passenger on a CTA Red Line train.
Sculptor honors Officer Ella French with powerful new bronze tribute
Artist Erik Blome reflects on the stories, symbolism, and personal meaning behind his new sculpture honoring fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French at Wentworth Park.
Artist Erik Blome reflects on the stories, symbolism, and personal meaning behind his new sculpture honoring fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French at Wentworth Park.
Statue honors slain Chicago police officer Ella French in Garfield Ridge
It was an emotional reveal Sunday morning at Wentworth Park in the Garfield Ridge neighborhood as people gathered to honor slain Chicago Police officer Ella French.
It was an emotional reveal Sunday morning at Wentworth Park in the Garfield Ridge neighborhood as people gathered to honor slain Chicago Police officer Ella French.
Jewish leaders condemn 'Free Palestine' comments at CPS board meeting
Chicago Jewish leaders are calling on a Chicago Board of Education member who shouted "Free Palestine" at a Jewish colleague to resign.
Chicago Jewish leaders are calling on a Chicago Board of Education member who shouted "Free Palestine" at a Jewish colleague to resign.
CPS budget approval avoids shutdown but adds to city deficit
Civic leaders and lawmakers are praising the Chicago Board of Education for approving a budget Thursday night that had been on track to fail.
Civic leaders and lawmakers are praising the Chicago Board of Education for approving a budget Thursday night that had been on track to fail.
ICE agents are coming to Chicago: Reports | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics": a federal crackdown is coming to Chicago, with local and federal officials confirming that the Trump administration will send federal agents to assist in immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, a new opinion survey reveals that Chicagoans are largely opposed to the idea of Trump sending in the National Guard, though the intensity of opposition varies among residents. Next, the Chicago Board of Education passes a controversial CPS budget Thursday night. Plus, the organizer behind the recently shuttered Pitchfork Music Fest is already looking ahead, setting his sights on something brand new and exciting. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
On this episode of "Paris on Politics": a federal crackdown is coming to Chicago, with local and federal officials confirming that the Trump administration will send federal agents to assist in immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, a new opinion survey reveals that Chicagoans are largely opposed to the idea of Trump sending in the National Guard, though the intensity of opposition varies among residents. Next, the Chicago Board of Education passes a controversial CPS budget Thursday night. Plus, the organizer behind the recently shuttered Pitchfork Music Fest is already looking ahead, setting his sights on something brand new and exciting. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago man charged with attempted murder of police officers
A man has been charged with the attempted murders of two Chicago police officers after allegedly striking one with his car during a chaotic confrontation on Wednesday.
A man has been charged with the attempted murders of two Chicago police officers after allegedly striking one with his car during a chaotic confrontation on Wednesday.
Daniel Sheehan: UFO disclosure could reshape global economics, geopolitics, science | Full Interview
The truth is out there and it might be here in the cabinets and halls of the U.S. Dept. of Defense. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is now calling on the disclosure of all classified intelligence on unidentified aerial phenomena and whether or not they arrived from out of this world.
The truth is out there and it might be here in the cabinets and halls of the U.S. Dept. of Defense. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is now calling on the disclosure of all classified intelligence on unidentified aerial phenomena and whether or not they arrived from out of this world.