Chicago City Council could override mayor's veto of snap curfew ordinance
The Chicago City Council could vote to override Mayor Brandon Johnson's veto of a snap curfew measure for teenagers.
The Chicago City Council could vote to override Mayor Brandon Johnson's veto of a snap curfew measure for teenagers.
CPS holds first of five public budget meetings amid layoffs
As the CPD board prepares to balance the budget next month, officials are holding a series of community feedback sessions.
As the CPD board prepares to balance the budget next month, officials are holding a series of community feedback sessions.
Chicago alders vs. CPD in first-ever charity softball showdown
Get ready for a historic faceoff as 26 Chicago alderpeople take on the CPD Knights in a one-of-a-kind charity softball game, all for a great cause!
Get ready for a historic faceoff as 26 Chicago alderpeople take on the CPD Knights in a one-of-a-kind charity softball game, all for a great cause!
Chicago Public Schools lays off 1,458 workers for enrollment, program changes
CPS says it's laying off more than 1,400 workers to adjust for enrollment and programming changes.
CPS says it's laying off more than 1,400 workers to adjust for enrollment and programming changes.
More layoffs coming for Chicago Public Schools
More layoffs for Chicago Public Schools.
More layoffs for Chicago Public Schools.
Wearing the Badge: Pastor Corey Brooks, Ex-Chicago top cop confront realities of race and police reform
Pastor Corey Brooks, who spent a year living on a rooftop to draw attention to Chicago?s crisis of crime and poverty, joins Garry McCarthy for an honest conversation about the most sensitive topic in police reform: race. Together, they explore how to build trust in high-crime neighborhoods, confront the realities of violence within Black communities, and develop smarter, safer strategies for policing Chicago?s streets.
Pastor Corey Brooks, who spent a year living on a rooftop to draw attention to Chicago?s crisis of crime and poverty, joins Garry McCarthy for an honest conversation about the most sensitive topic in police reform: race. Together, they explore how to build trust in high-crime neighborhoods, confront the realities of violence within Black communities, and develop smarter, safer strategies for policing Chicago?s streets.
Paris on Politics: Will the city allow 'granny flats' & nepotism in Chicago politics?
On this episode of "Paris on Politics": Israel, Iran, Ukraine, Russia?the world is on fire, and a Chicago think tank aims to come up with answers. Then, UChicago is hosting experts and award winners to discuss preventing nuclear war. Next, will the city allow owners to convert coach houses and attics into affordable housing? We debate a proposal on the so-called granny flats. Plus, why City Council's longest-tenured alderman, Walter Burnett, is stepping down, and the familiar name who wants to replace him. 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": Israel, Iran, Ukraine, Russia?the world is on fire, and a Chicago think tank aims to come up with answers. Then, UChicago is hosting experts and award winners to discuss preventing nuclear war. Next, will the city allow owners to convert coach houses and attics into affordable housing? We debate a proposal on the so-called granny flats. Plus, why City Council's longest-tenured alderman, Walter Burnett, is stepping down, and the familiar name who wants to replace him. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
McDonald's manager killed at work was single mom of six
A single mom of 6 and McDonald's employee for 15 years was killed Thursday morning after a workplace argument with another worker.
A single mom of 6 and McDonald's employee for 15 years was killed Thursday morning after a workplace argument with another worker.
Paris on Politics: Walter Burnett stepping down as alderman, wants son to take over
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: Should Chicagoans turn their attics into affordable housing?
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago's longest-serving alderman Walter Burnett is stepping down
After 30 years, Chicago's longest-serving alderman, Walter Burnett, is stepping down. And, he has a recommendation for who should replace him.
After 30 years, Chicago's longest-serving alderman, Walter Burnett, is stepping down. And, he has a recommendation for who should replace him.
CPD unveils public transit support center
The Chicago Police Department is unveiling a new support center to monitor crime on the CTA.
The Chicago Police Department is unveiling a new support center to monitor crime on the CTA.
Ald. Walter Burnett to step down this month
Chicago's longest-serving alderman Walter Burnett is stepping down after 30 years.
Chicago's longest-serving alderman Walter Burnett is stepping down after 30 years.
Paris on Politics: Feds visit Chicago Puerto Rican museum; Who is ICE targeting?
On this episode of ?Paris on Politics,? we explore who Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Border Czar Tom Homan are targeting with their intensified immigration enforcement. Then, federal Homeland Security officials made an unannounced visit to the National Puerto Rican Museum in Humboldt Park, sparking a significant community outcry. What were they doing there, and was it legal? Plus, Republican Congressman Darin LaHood explains why he believes the "Big Beautiful Bill? will benefit Illinoisans, while Democrat Sean Casten argues it will harm them. 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 explore who Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Border Czar Tom Homan are targeting with their intensified immigration enforcement. Then, federal Homeland Security officials made an unannounced visit to the National Puerto Rican Museum in Humboldt Park, sparking a significant community outcry. What were they doing there, and was it legal? Plus, Republican Congressman Darin LaHood explains why he believes the "Big Beautiful Bill? will benefit Illinoisans, while Democrat Sean Casten argues it will harm them. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Video: Amazon semi-truck driver loses control, crashes on rainy city street
The driver of the semi truck nearly collided with another car before if swerved off the road.
The driver of the semi truck nearly collided with another car before if swerved off the road.
Chicago police launch 24/7 surveillance hub to make public transit safer
A new real-time crime-tracking center is helping Chicago police monitor thousands of CTA and city cameras to boost safety across public transportation.
A new real-time crime-tracking center is helping Chicago police monitor thousands of CTA and city cameras to boost safety across public transportation.
Chicago's CTA to offer free rides for students—again—on first day of school
Free rides are back: CTA will offer Chicago-area students free bus and train rides on their first day of school next month🚍🚇
Free rides are back: CTA will offer Chicago-area students free bus and train rides on their first day of school next month🚍🚇
Wrap Wars: McDonald's Snack Wrap returns nationwide Thursday amid fast-food fight
McDonald's is bringing back the Snack Wrap nationwide on July 10, sparking a "wrap war" amid multiple fast-food chains.
McDonald's is bringing back the Snack Wrap nationwide on July 10, sparking a "wrap war" amid multiple fast-food chains.
Former Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin ruled unfit to stand trial
A former Chicago City Council member who was charged with conspiracy, bribery, and lying to the FBI was deemed medically unfit for trial by a federal judge on Wednesday.
A former Chicago City Council member who was charged with conspiracy, bribery, and lying to the FBI was deemed medically unfit for trial by a federal judge on Wednesday.
Chicago woman, 4 teens attack CTA rider and use knife to rob victim, police say
Five people, including four teens, have been charged in a CTA Red Line armed robbery. Here's what police say happened🚨
Five people, including four teens, have been charged in a CTA Red Line armed robbery. Here's what police say happened🚨