Jennifer Custer withdraws from ballot, Chicago librarian files cyclospora lawsuit | The Chicago Report
Jennifer Custer has dropped out of the race for Chicago School Board President. And, a Chicago librarian has filed a lawsuit against Taylor Farms for falling ill with cyclospora after consuming a meal from Taco Bell. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Jennifer Custer has dropped out of the race for Chicago School Board President. And, a Chicago librarian has filed a lawsuit against Taylor Farms for falling ill with cyclospora after consuming a meal from Taco Bell. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Google Assistant $68M settlement claim deadline is here: What to know
Eligible Americans have just hours left to file a claim in a proposed $68 million Google Assistant privacy settlement. Here’s who may qualify and how to file a claim.
Eligible Americans have just hours left to file a claim in a proposed $68 million Google Assistant privacy settlement. Here’s who may qualify and how to file a claim.
Meta agrees to settle social media addiction case for up to $16.8B
Meta has agreed to pay nearly $17 billion and add child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms to end a landmark trial that's been playing out in Oakland over teen social media addiction and settle claims filed by 47 states, court records show.
Meta has agreed to pay nearly $17 billion and add child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms to end a landmark trial that's been playing out in Oakland over teen social media addiction and settle claims filed by 47 states, court records show.
Mayor Johnson's budget plan, NIPSCO facing class action lawsuit | The Chicago Report
Mayor Brandon Johnson has unveiled a new plan to close the city's $85.1 million shortfall and avoid layoffs. And, a class action lawsuit has been filed against NIPSCO. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Mayor Brandon Johnson has unveiled a new plan to close the city's $85.1 million shortfall and avoid layoffs. And, a class action lawsuit has been filed against NIPSCO. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
ICE sightings reported across Chicago as students return to school
Several communities are on edge after reports of possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity surfaced across Chicago on the first day of school.
Several communities are on edge after reports of possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity surfaced across Chicago on the first day of school.
Chicago’s Cortland Street Bridge faces years-long closure for repairs
The Cortland Street Bridge will remain closed for several years as the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) works to rehabilitate the aging structure.
The Cortland Street Bridge will remain closed for several years as the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) works to rehabilitate the aging structure.
Chicago mayor helps welcome CPS students back to school
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is helping celebrate the first day of school as CPS students return to classrooms across the city.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is helping celebrate the first day of school as CPS students return to classrooms across the city.
Chicago Public Schools students return as budget questions loom
It's back-to-school day in Chicago, but a $150 million funding question is hanging over the new year.
It's back-to-school day in Chicago, but a $150 million funding question is hanging over the new year.
Chicago police officer facing firing charged with domestic battery, records show
CPD Officer Joseph Vecchio turned himself in for arrest on Friday for allegedly beating and strangling a woman last week.
CPD Officer Joseph Vecchio turned himself in for arrest on Friday for allegedly beating and strangling a woman last week.
Independent ticket challenges Illinois' two-party system | The Chicago Report
Carolyn Schofield talks about her decision to run for Lieutenant Governor of Illinois; the ComEd Four headed for a possible retrial and Bridgeport residents question the White Sox-Amtrak connection.
Carolyn Schofield talks about her decision to run for Lieutenant Governor of Illinois; the ComEd Four headed for a possible retrial and Bridgeport residents question the White Sox-Amtrak connection.
Chicago man charged after GPS-tracked Lululemon merch leads police to CTA
A Chicago man is facing felony retail theft charges after Cook County sheriff’s police say a GPS tracker hidden in stolen athleticwear helped investigators locate him on a Green Line train.
A Chicago man is facing felony retail theft charges after Cook County sheriff’s police say a GPS tracker hidden in stolen athleticwear helped investigators locate him on a Green Line train.
Watch: Amazon drone drops package in swimming pool
A Texas woman watched in astonishment as an Amazon drone dropped her package into her backyard swimming pool.
A Texas woman watched in astonishment as an Amazon drone dropped her package into her backyard swimming pool.
CTA Red Line attack: Police seek man accused of punching, whipping riders
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who punched and whipped CTA Red Line riders earlier this month on the North Side.
Chicago police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who punched and whipped CTA Red Line riders earlier this month on the North Side.
Parent group pushes for tighter AI limits in Chicago schools
A Chicago parent group is asking school board candidates to support stricter limits on artificial intelligence in Chicago Public Schools.
A Chicago parent group is asking school board candidates to support stricter limits on artificial intelligence in Chicago Public Schools.
Chicago school board candidates split over AI use in classrooms
A Chicago parent group is urging school board candidates to support a three-year pause on generative AI in CPS, while others argue students need to learn how to use the rapidly evolving technology safely.
A Chicago parent group is urging school board candidates to support a three-year pause on generative AI in CPS, while others argue students need to learn how to use the rapidly evolving technology safely.
Chicago Teachers Union sues Illinois Policy Institute | ChicagoLIVE
The Chicago Teachers Union is suing the Illinois Policy Institute, Liberty Justice Center and Austin Berg over alleged defamatory statements.
The Chicago Teachers Union is suing the Illinois Policy Institute, Liberty Justice Center and Austin Berg over alleged defamatory statements.
Costco to sell branded Medicare plans in new pilot program
Costco is partnering with nonprofit insurer SCAN Group to pilot Costco-branded Medicare plans that integrate coverage with several of the retailer’s health services.
Costco is partnering with nonprofit insurer SCAN Group to pilot Costco-branded Medicare plans that integrate coverage with several of the retailer’s health services.
Chicago residents weigh in on search for next police superintendent
Chicago residents are getting a chance to share what they want from the city’s next police superintendent during a series of five public listening sessions.
Chicago residents are getting a chance to share what they want from the city’s next police superintendent during a series of five public listening sessions.
Search for new Chicago police superintendent enters next stage with community meeting
The search for a new CPD superintendent has entered its next stage. Tonight, the first community engagement meeting was held.
The search for a new CPD superintendent has entered its next stage. Tonight, the first community engagement meeting was held.
States seek $1.4 trillion -- yes, trillion -- from Meta over alleged harm to kids
A trial is set to begin Tuesday in federal court in Oakland, California as four states are pushing for Meta to pay $1.4 trillion over allegations that its platform is addictive for underage users.
A trial is set to begin Tuesday in federal court in Oakland, California as four states are pushing for Meta to pay $1.4 trillion over allegations that its platform is addictive for underage users.