Paris on Politics: Trump brokers Israel-Iran ceasefire; Half-empty CPS schools
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," Trump announces a ceasefire between Israel and Iran after Iran targeted a U.S. base in Qatar. We have reactions from local members of Congress from both sides of the aisle. Plus, a Chicago activist says Trump's decision to target Iran's nuclear sites will only cause more instability. Additionally, a new analysis shows a staggering number of CPS schools are more than half empty and costing taxpayers significantly. 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," Trump announces a ceasefire between Israel and Iran after Iran targeted a U.S. base in Qatar. We have reactions from local members of Congress from both sides of the aisle. Plus, a Chicago activist says Trump's decision to target Iran's nuclear sites will only cause more instability. Additionally, a new analysis shows a staggering number of CPS schools are more than half empty and costing taxpayers significantly. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: Chicago's school occupancy crisis
Chicago Public Schools closures are the third rail of local politics, but a new report finds many school buildings have low enrollment.
Chicago Public Schools closures are the third rail of local politics, but a new report finds many school buildings have low enrollment.
Chicago police officers’ ‘reckless’ high-speed chase led to woman’s death, lawsuit alleges
The family of a woman who was killed when a car being chased by Chicago police officers last year crashed into her car is suing the city.
The family of a woman who was killed when a car being chased by Chicago police officers last year crashed into her car is suing the city.
Metra UP-N service suspended for outbound trains through rush hour
Outbound Metra UP-N train service will be temporarily suspended throughout Monday morning due to emergency track repairs.
Outbound Metra UP-N train service will be temporarily suspended throughout Monday morning due to emergency track repairs.
Second man arrested in connection with shooting death of Chicago Police Ofc. Krystal Rivera
A second man was arrested in connection with the pursuit that led to the accidental shooting death of Chicago Police Ofc. Krystal Rivera.
A second man was arrested in connection with the pursuit that led to the accidental shooting death of Chicago Police Ofc. Krystal Rivera.
CTA, Metra, Pace offer pass for unlimited rides in single day
Commuters across the Chicago area are now able to take unlimited rides across the region’s transit system with the purchase of one pass.
Commuters across the Chicago area are now able to take unlimited rides across the region’s transit system with the purchase of one pass.
Chicago mayor vetoes teen 'snap' curfew ordinance after City Council approval
Two days after a divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance allowing temporary curfews, Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the measure Friday.
Two days after a divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance allowing temporary curfews, Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the measure Friday.
Paris on Politics: CPS CEO departure, Trump's decision on Israel-Iran & NYC mayoral race
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," CPS bids farewell to CEO Pedro Martinez, who cautions about the growing influence of the teachers' union. President Trump announces he will decide within the next two weeks whether to involve the U.S. in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. We present perspectives both supporting and opposing Israel's preemptive strikes. Additionally, we explore the future of New York City as the race for mayor heats up in the Big Apple. 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," CPS bids farewell to CEO Pedro Martinez, who cautions about the growing influence of the teachers' union. President Trump announces he will decide within the next two weeks whether to involve the U.S. in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. We present perspectives both supporting and opposing Israel's preemptive strikes. Additionally, we explore the future of New York City as the race for mayor heats up in the Big Apple. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago mayor vetoes teen 'snap' curfew ordinance after City Council approval
Two days after a divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance allowing temporary curfews, Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the measure Friday.
Two days after a divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance allowing temporary curfews, Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the measure Friday.
CDOT Commissioner Tom Carney resigns after just over a year on the job
Chicago Transportation Commissioner Tom Carney is stepping down July 3, ending a brief tenure marked by his promotion from interim to permanent chief just last year.
Chicago Transportation Commissioner Tom Carney is stepping down July 3, ending a brief tenure marked by his promotion from interim to permanent chief just last year.
Starbucks will further align its menu with 'MAHA' initiative, RFK Jr. says
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Starbucks is pledging to align its menu with the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Starbucks is pledging to align its menu with the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.
Paris on Politics: Trump?s ICE comments, Israel-Iran conflict & Chicago curfew debate
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," we break down why President Trump?s social media posts about ICE raids could be more political than practical. Then, we delve into the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran with a report from the ground in Tel Aviv. As the situation intensifies, questions arise about potential involvement from the United States, with President Trump keeping his strategy under wraps. Plus, the debate surrounding the city's snap curfew ordinance, with insights into whether the police department truly needs a curfew to manage criminal activities effectively. 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," we break down why President Trump?s social media posts about ICE raids could be more political than practical. Then, we delve into the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran with a report from the ground in Tel Aviv. As the situation intensifies, questions arise about potential involvement from the United States, with President Trump keeping his strategy under wraps. Plus, the debate surrounding the city's snap curfew ordinance, with insights into whether the police department truly needs a curfew to manage criminal activities effectively. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Old CPS school transformed into new work center in Austin
A former CPS school is now being transformed into a work center. FOX 32's Tia Ewing was at the grand opening in the Austin neighborhood.
A former CPS school is now being transformed into a work center. FOX 32's Tia Ewing was at the grand opening in the Austin neighborhood.
Trump delays TikTok ban again: What to know
It is the third time Trump has extended the deadline.
It is the third time Trump has extended the deadline.
Paris on Politics: Mayor Johnson set to veto 'snap' curfew
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says he'll veto 'snap' teen curfew measure
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
Chicago mayor holds press conference, says he'll veto teen 'snap' curfew
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
One year after his murder, family honors retired CPD officer Larry Neuman
Rev. Larry Neuman?s family and church will mark one year since his killing with a summit focused on solutions to gun violence in Chicago.
Rev. Larry Neuman?s family and church will mark one year since his killing with a summit focused on solutions to gun violence in Chicago.
Chicago City Council narrowly OKs controversial 'snap' teen curfew
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers." But Mayor Brandon Johnson, who has opposed the idea, said he may veto it.
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers." But Mayor Brandon Johnson, who has opposed the idea, said he may veto it.
Chicago City Council OKs nearly $25M in police misconduct settlements
The Chicago City Council voted on Wednesday to approve nearly $25 million in settlements for police misconduct cases.
The Chicago City Council voted on Wednesday to approve nearly $25 million in settlements for police misconduct cases.