Lawmakers call upon tech firms like Facebook, Microsoft to step in on election security
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference.
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to a new ally in their efforts to track foreign election interference.
Controversy over 'Cuties' movie opens up broader discussion
Lindsey Bahr, film critic with The Associated Press, elaborates on the outrage and ripple effects brought on by the new film "Cuties."
Lindsey Bahr, film critic with The Associated Press, elaborates on the outrage and ripple effects brought on by the new film "Cuties."
Yellow Line service resumes after ‘medical emergency’ in Skokie
Service was suspended Thursday on the Yellow Line in Skokie because of a “medical emergency” on the tracks, the CTA said.
Service was suspended Thursday on the Yellow Line in Skokie because of a “medical emergency” on the tracks, the CTA said.
'Cheer' star Jerry Harris arrested on child porn charge
A star from Netflix's "Cheer" series has been charged with one felony count of producing child pornography.
A star from Netflix's "Cheer" series has been charged with one felony count of producing child pornography.
CPD seeks feedback from communities with new online surveys, focus groups
The Chicago Police Department on Thursday announced new online surveys and focus groups for residents to give feedback on the department’s policies.
The Chicago Police Department on Thursday announced new online surveys and focus groups for residents to give feedback on the department’s policies.
Police supporters met with opposition at rally in Jefferson Park
On one side of the street, a group of people rallied around law enforcement. On the other side of the street, activists held a counter-protest against the “Support the Police” rally.
On one side of the street, a group of people rallied around law enforcement. On the other side of the street, activists held a counter-protest against the “Support the Police” rally.
Kim Kardashian West, other celebrities join Instagram 'freeze' to protest Facebook inaction
Celebs are taking part in a 24-hour Instagram “freeze” to protest against the failure of Facebook to stop hateful content and curb election misinformation.
Celebs are taking part in a 24-hour Instagram “freeze” to protest against the failure of Facebook to stop hateful content and curb election misinformation.
Metra launches safety campaign to encourage commuter ridership
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez reports...
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez reports...
Man shot dead in CTA Red Line station in Rogers Park: police
A 26-year-old man was shot and killed inside the Morse CTA Red Line station Tuesday evening in Rogers Park.
A 26-year-old man was shot and killed inside the Morse CTA Red Line station Tuesday evening in Rogers Park.
Apple to hold virtual event showcasing company's newest products
The iPhone 11 was launched during last year’s event so a big question is if we’ll see the unveiling of the iPhone 12?
The iPhone 11 was launched during last year’s event so a big question is if we’ll see the unveiling of the iPhone 12?
Chicago police officers targeted '5 times' more than years prior as crime surge continues, superintendent says
Dozens of Chicago police officers have been shot or shot at so far this year -- including as recently as this weekend -- when the Illinois city saw 35 shootings and at least 12 murders through Sunday, officials said Monday.
Dozens of Chicago police officers have been shot or shot at so far this year -- including as recently as this weekend -- when the Illinois city saw 35 shootings and at least 12 murders through Sunday, officials said Monday.
Amazon to hire additional 100,000 to keep up with online shopping surge
Amazon said it needs to fill roles at the 100 new warehouses, package sorting centers and other facilities it’s opening this month.
Amazon said it needs to fill roles at the 100 new warehouses, package sorting centers and other facilities it’s opening this month.
CPS ex-chief of staff pleads guilty to lying to feds
The former chief of staff to Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
The former chief of staff to Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.
Pink Line service restored at Kostner after person reported on tracks
Pink Line train service was suspended for 30 minutes Friday morning for a person on the tracks at Kostner, according to the Chicago Transit Authority.
Pink Line train service was suspended for 30 minutes Friday morning for a person on the tracks at Kostner, according to the Chicago Transit Authority.
Kids First Chicago working to get every CPS student internet access
Daniel Anello, CEO of Kids First Chicago, talks about their partnership with Chicago Public Schools to make sure every student has access to remote learning this fall.
Daniel Anello, CEO of Kids First Chicago, talks about their partnership with Chicago Public Schools to make sure every student has access to remote learning this fall.
Amazon looking to fill 33,000 corporate and tech jobs during virtual career day
Amazon is holding a virtual career day on Sept. 16, 2020 and is looking to fill thousands of roles from entry level to corporate jobs.
Amazon is holding a virtual career day on Sept. 16, 2020 and is looking to fill thousands of roles from entry level to corporate jobs.
Amazon hosts virtual career day with job openings in the Chicago area
Ardine Williams, Amazon Vice President of Workforce Development, talks about positions they are hoping to fill in the Chicago area.
Ardine Williams, Amazon Vice President of Workforce Development, talks about positions they are hoping to fill in the Chicago area.
First day of CPS' remote learning brings excitement, anxiety
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates reflects on the first day of e-learning for Chicago Public Schools students, teachers and parents.
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates reflects on the first day of e-learning for Chicago Public Schools students, teachers and parents.
CPS students begin school year remotely as Lightfoot surprises Zoom class
“I know this is different than what you are used to, but I wanted to make sure your teachers are here to support you,” the mayor said to students on a Zoom call.
“I know this is different than what you are used to, but I wanted to make sure your teachers are here to support you,” the mayor said to students on a Zoom call.
Chicago police officers honored after surviving gun battle
Six Chicago police officers who survived a wild gun battle in July spoke out for the first time on Tuesday.
Six Chicago police officers who survived a wild gun battle in July spoke out for the first time on Tuesday.