2 police officers hurt in crash on Chicago's Southwest Side
Two Chicago police officers were among four people injured in a multi-car crash Thursday morning in the Gage Park neighborhood.
Two Chicago police officers were among four people injured in a multi-car crash Thursday morning in the Gage Park neighborhood.
Pritzker meets with Pope Leo at the Vatican | The Chicago Report
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
Inside Chicago's prostitution crackdown | ChicagoLIVE
Tia Ewing offers an early look at her in-depth investigation into Chicago's visible prostitution problem, including recent sting operations and what city officials say is being done to address it. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
Tia Ewing offers an early look at her in-depth investigation into Chicago's visible prostitution problem, including recent sting operations and what city officials say is being done to address it. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
Chicago CTA arson attack: Man faces terrorism charge after allegedly lighting woman on fire
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
A Chicago man has been federally charged after allegedly setting fire to a woman riding a CTA train Monday night in the Loop.
Disney unveils plans for new $5 million park coming to California next year
The park will be revitalized by Disney’s Imagineers and is anticipated to reopen in 2026 with a new community center and an enhanced playground.
The park will be revitalized by Disney’s Imagineers and is anticipated to reopen in 2026 with a new community center and an enhanced playground.
Chicago budget battle intensifies as alders clash over corporate head tax, path forward
Ald. William Hall breaks down the stakes of Chicago’s 2026 budget fight, why the corporate head tax remains a flashpoint, and what it will take for the city council to reach a deal before the December deadline.
Ald. William Hall breaks down the stakes of Chicago’s 2026 budget fight, why the corporate head tax remains a flashpoint, and what it will take for the city council to reach a deal before the December deadline.
Trio sought after teen robbed on CTA platform, police say
Chicago police are looking for three people accused of robbing a 16-year-old on a CTA platform last month.
Chicago police are looking for three people accused of robbing a 16-year-old on a CTA platform last month.
Illinois rolls out digital IDs for airport security, alcohol purchases
Illinois' secretary of state explains how residents can now use a secure digital driver’s license on their phones, why it doesn’t fully replace the physical card, and what this means for privacy and everyday convenience.
Illinois' secretary of state explains how residents can now use a secure digital driver’s license on their phones, why it doesn’t fully replace the physical card, and what this means for privacy and everyday convenience.
Illinois launches Apple Wallet digital IDs
Illinois residents will be able to add their driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet starting tomorrow.
Illinois residents will be able to add their driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet starting tomorrow.
Man grazed by Chicago police gunfire during South Side foot chase
Chicago PD says an armed man was grazed by police gunfire after running from officers on the South Side. COPA is investigating.
Chicago PD says an armed man was grazed by police gunfire after running from officers on the South Side. COPA is investigating.
Person set on fire in Chicago, person of interest in custody
A person of interest is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was critically injured Monday night when she was set on fire during an argument on a CTA train in the Loop.
A person of interest is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was critically injured Monday night when she was set on fire during an argument on a CTA train in the Loop.
Chicago police shooting: Man grazed by officer gunfire during South Side foot chase
Chicago PD says an armed man was grazed by police gunfire after running from officers on the South Side. COPA is investigating.
Chicago PD says an armed man was grazed by police gunfire after running from officers on the South Side. COPA is investigating.
Video shows Chicago mother, young son brutally attacked while walking home
A mother and her 9-year-old son were seriously injured during an attack by a group of children that was captured in a viral video Monday afternoon in Chicago.
A mother and her 9-year-old son were seriously injured during an attack by a group of children that was captured in a viral video Monday afternoon in Chicago.
Woman set on fire during CTA train argument in the Loop, person of interest in custody
A person of interest is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was critically injured Monday night when she was set on fire during an argument on a CTA train in the Loop.
A person of interest is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was critically injured Monday night when she was set on fire during an argument on a CTA train in the Loop.
Mayor’s head tax plan collapses, property tax hikes soar & deportation raids spark backlash | The Chicago Report
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" the mayor’s controversial head tax proposal crashes and burns, with the City Council finance committee voting 25–10 against it — along with more than 20 other tax and fee hikes. We’ll also break down the property tax sticker shock hitting South and West Side homeowners, and hear why a group of retired journalists are speaking out against the deportation raids that have rocked Chicago since September.
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" the mayor’s controversial head tax proposal crashes and burns, with the City Council finance committee voting 25–10 against it — along with more than 20 other tax and fee hikes. We’ll also break down the property tax sticker shock hitting South and West Side homeowners, and hear why a group of retired journalists are speaking out against the deportation raids that have rocked Chicago since September.
3 sought after teen robbed at gunpoint on CTA train, police say
Chicago police are asking for help identifying three people accused of robbing a teen at gunpoint on a CTA train last month.
Chicago police are asking for help identifying three people accused of robbing a teen at gunpoint on a CTA train last month.
Chicago mayor's budget rejected over controversial corporate head tax
Chicago’s finance committee pushes back on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed budget, citing major concerns over the corporate head tax.
Chicago’s finance committee pushes back on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed budget, citing major concerns over the corporate head tax.
Illinois launches digital IDs that can be used at airports, businesses
Illinois residents will be able to add their driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet starting Wednesday.
Illinois residents will be able to add their driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet starting Wednesday.
Hair by Chrissy $4,000 haircut drama reaction | ChicagoNOW
After a smaller influencer posted a review of her $4,000 experience with Hair by Chrissy, Chrissy responded back making fun of the influencer and began selling merch. ChicagoNOW hosts Anthony Ponce and Kaitlin Cody weigh in with their thoughts on the situation.
After a smaller influencer posted a review of her $4,000 experience with Hair by Chrissy, Chrissy responded back making fun of the influencer and began selling merch. ChicagoNOW hosts Anthony Ponce and Kaitlin Cody weigh in with their thoughts on the situation.
Why a City Council committee rejected Brandon Johnson's first budget proposal
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's $16.7 billion budget plan was voted down by the City Council's Finance Committee, raising questions about alternative revenue sources and the city's approach to persistent crime issues.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's $16.7 billion budget plan was voted down by the City Council's Finance Committee, raising questions about alternative revenue sources and the city's approach to persistent crime issues.