ICE sightings prompt soft lockdowns at Chicago schools
Reports of ICE activity in Bucktown and Wicker Park triggered precautionary lockdowns at nearby schools, while some CPS board members and state leaders pushed to expand virtual learning options amid growing safety concerns.
Reports of ICE activity in Bucktown and Wicker Park triggered precautionary lockdowns at nearby schools, while some CPS board members and state leaders pushed to expand virtual learning options amid growing safety concerns.
Federal agents clash with two people in Lake View East, police say
Federal agents were involved in a physical altercation that prompted a police response Friday morning in Chicago’s Lake View East neighborhood, authorities said.
Federal agents were involved in a physical altercation that prompted a police response Friday morning in Chicago’s Lake View East neighborhood, authorities said.
Tensions flare in Little Village
Tensions flare once again today in Little Village and it was all caught on camera.
Tensions flare once again today in Little Village and it was all caught on camera.
Former CPS investigator claims she was pushed out for exposing misconduct
A former investigator says Chicago Public Schools pushed her out for doing her job, and now she’s suing the district, claiming retaliation.
A former investigator says Chicago Public Schools pushed her out for doing her job, and now she’s suing the district, claiming retaliation.
CPS whistleblower files wrongful termination suit
A former investigator says Chicago Public Schools pushed her out for doing her job, and now she’s suing the district, claiming retaliation.
A former investigator says Chicago Public Schools pushed her out for doing her job, and now she’s suing the district, claiming retaliation.
Person arrested after Chicago cop hit during confrontation between crowd, federal immigration agents
Federal immigration enforcement led to a tense scene Thursday morning in the city's Little Village neighborhood, where one person was arrested for allegedly striking a Chicago police officer who responded to help with crowd control.
Federal immigration enforcement led to a tense scene Thursday morning in the city's Little Village neighborhood, where one person was arrested for allegedly striking a Chicago police officer who responded to help with crowd control.
Facebook settlement payments coming soon: Here’s what to know
Facebook users are starting to receive payouts from a $725M settlement over claims the platform misused personal data. Here’s how much you could get and when.
Facebook users are starting to receive payouts from a $725M settlement over claims the platform misused personal data. Here’s how much you could get and when.
Chicago dentist goes viral teaching kids healthy smiles and Halloween candy hacks
With over 21 million YouTube subscribers, Dr. Anthony Baroud joins us in studio to share how he became a social media sensation, his top candy swaps for Halloween, and fun brushing hacks that get kids excited about dental health.
With over 21 million YouTube subscribers, Dr. Anthony Baroud joins us in studio to share how he became a social media sensation, his top candy swaps for Halloween, and fun brushing hacks that get kids excited about dental health.
Amazon plans to replace 600,000 warehouse jobs with AI — what it means for workers
As Amazon moves to automate more warehouse roles, AI expert Darren Kimura discusses how artificial intelligence will reshape manufacturing, customer service, and the future of deskless work.
As Amazon moves to automate more warehouse roles, AI expert Darren Kimura discusses how artificial intelligence will reshape manufacturing, customer service, and the future of deskless work.
CTA Riders: Track work to suspend train services in the Loop this weekend
Track work will suspend service on the CTA's Brown, Green, Orange, and Pink lines this weekend.
Track work will suspend service on the CTA's Brown, Green, Orange, and Pink lines this weekend.
CTA: Track works suspends train service this weekend
The CTA is suspending service for the elevated tracks in the Loop impacting the Brown, Green, Orange, and Pink lines.
The CTA is suspending service for the elevated tracks in the Loop impacting the Brown, Green, Orange, and Pink lines.
Chicago alderman holds press conference to address federal detention of staff members
A Chicago alderman said federal immigration agents detained multiple people in Little Village on Wednesday, including U.S. citizens and two of his staff members.
A Chicago alderman said federal immigration agents detained multiple people in Little Village on Wednesday, including U.S. citizens and two of his staff members.
Federal agents detain, later release Chicago alderman’s staff in Little Village
A Chicago alderman said federal immigration agents detained multiple people on Wednesday, including two of his staff members.
A Chicago alderman said federal immigration agents detained multiple people on Wednesday, including two of his staff members.
Leaked Amazon documents reveal plans to replace 600,000 U.S. jobs with robots by 2033
Leaked Amazon documents reveal plans to replace up to 600,000 U.S. jobs with robots by 2033, sparking new debate about the future of automation and its impact on American workers. To break down what this could mean for the economy and the role of artificial intelligence in the workplace, Darren Kimura from AI Squared joined “ChicagoLIVE.”
Leaked Amazon documents reveal plans to replace up to 600,000 U.S. jobs with robots by 2033, sparking new debate about the future of automation and its impact on American workers. To break down what this could mean for the economy and the role of artificial intelligence in the workplace, Darren Kimura from AI Squared joined “ChicagoLIVE.”
Amazon automation plans raise job concerns: Expert weighs in | ChicagoLIVE
Amazon is reportedly planning to replace over half a million jobs with warehouse robots. Employment analyst John Challenger weighs in on how automation could reshape the U.S. workforce. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
Amazon is reportedly planning to replace over half a million jobs with warehouse robots. Employment analyst John Challenger weighs in on how automation could reshape the U.S. workforce. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
Chicago mayor proposes reviving tax that has businesses sounding the alarm
Brandon Johnson proposes $21 monthly fee per employee for companies with over 100 workers.
Brandon Johnson proposes $21 monthly fee per employee for companies with over 100 workers.
Chicago man charged with robbing CTA rider at gunpoint
A man was charged with robbing a 20-year-old woman at gunpoint this May on a CTA Green Line train.
A man was charged with robbing a 20-year-old woman at gunpoint this May on a CTA Green Line train.
Chicago alder to file claim against feds over her arrest at hospital
Ald. Jessie Fuentes said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Ald. Jessie Fuentes said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Community invited to help choose next CPS superintendent
Chicago Public Schools is forming a community panel of students, parents, alumni, and residents to interview finalists and give feedback before a new CEO is named by December.
Chicago Public Schools is forming a community panel of students, parents, alumni, and residents to interview finalists and give feedback before a new CEO is named by December.
Chicago alder criticizes mayor's proposed budget: 'Unacceptable'
Chicago Ald. Ray Lopez spoke to FOX 32 on Tuesday about why he thinks Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed city budget is "unacceptable."
Chicago Ald. Ray Lopez spoke to FOX 32 on Tuesday about why he thinks Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed city budget is "unacceptable."