The Chicago Report: Illinois Gov. warned about pension bill
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.
Jimmy Kimmel Live! pulled by ABC stations over host's Charlie Kirk comments
Jimmy Kimmel is under fire over his comments about Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was shot and killed in Utah.
Jimmy Kimmel is under fire over his comments about Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was shot and killed in Utah.
Chicago families worry about ICE, but new law promises school protections
As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents increase their presence in Chicago and the suburbs, concern is growing among families.
As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents increase their presence in Chicago and the suburbs, concern is growing among families.
Amazon spending $1B on employee raises, health care
The average pay will increase to more than $23 an hour, Amazon said.
The average pay will increase to more than $23 an hour, Amazon said.
Chicago-area commuter crawls under stopped Metra train, video shows
Police in a Chicago suburb are warning commuters about rail safety after video captured a person crawling underneath a stopped Metra train. (Credit: Hinsdale Police Department)
Police in a Chicago suburb are warning commuters about rail safety after video captured a person crawling underneath a stopped Metra train. (Credit: Hinsdale Police Department)
Chicago Public Schools moves ahead with Black Student Success Plan | What that means
Chicago Public Schools is moving forward with its ambitious Black Student Success Plan?despite a federal investigation questioning whether it unfairly favors one group of students.
Chicago Public Schools is moving forward with its ambitious Black Student Success Plan?despite a federal investigation questioning whether it unfairly favors one group of students.
New task force examines Chicago's financial future | 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.
Joe Walsh mourns Charlie Kirk: ?Felt like I lost a son? | The Chicago Report
Former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh opens up about his close bond with the late Charlie Kirk, describing him as ?like a political son.? He talks about how their friendship shifted when Kirk became a strong Trump supporter and shares the deep sense of loss he feels since Kirk passed.
Former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh opens up about his close bond with the late Charlie Kirk, describing him as ?like a political son.? He talks about how their friendship shifted when Kirk became a strong Trump supporter and shares the deep sense of loss he feels since Kirk passed.
Brandon Johnson signs 'Right to Protest' executive order
Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order aimed at protecting the rights of protesters in Chicago, even if federal authorities try to intervene.
Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order aimed at protecting the rights of protesters in Chicago, even if federal authorities try to intervene.
Cook County Health, CTA brings naloxone to more CTA stations | ChicagoLIVE
Cook County Health and the Chicago Transit Authority are teaming up to fight the opioid crisis by installing vending machines stocked with free Naloxone at five CTA rail stations.
Cook County Health and the Chicago Transit Authority are teaming up to fight the opioid crisis by installing vending machines stocked with free Naloxone at five CTA rail stations.
Homeless man charged in attempted sexual assault on CTA train in Evanston, police say
A homeless man faces felony charges after police say he tried to sexually assault a woman on a CTA Yellow Line train in Evanston.
A homeless man faces felony charges after police say he tried to sexually assault a woman on a CTA Yellow Line train in Evanston.
Amazon and Google under investigation, Southwest expansion & more | Business News
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation into Amazon and Google over their online advertising practices. The agency is also examining the potential risks of kids using AI chatbots, aiming to assess how harmful these technologies may be. Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines plans to expand its international flight offerings, the FDA has approved a new health feature in Apple products, and a new survey shows holiday shopping is expected to drop by 5% compared to last year.
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation into Amazon and Google over their online advertising practices. The agency is also examining the potential risks of kids using AI chatbots, aiming to assess how harmful these technologies may be. Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines plans to expand its international flight offerings, the FDA has approved a new health feature in Apple products, and a new survey shows holiday shopping is expected to drop by 5% compared to last year.
Deal reached to "save" TikTok, Trump suggests
The president said a meeting between U.S. and Chinese officials went well and that a TikTok deal was reached regarding “a ‘certain’ company" young people in the U.S. "very much wanted to save."
The president said a meeting between U.S. and Chinese officials went well and that a TikTok deal was reached regarding “a ‘certain’ company" young people in the U.S. "very much wanted to save."
Metra Electric train hits pedestrian in Chicago, major delays expected
Commuters on the Metra Electric line face extensive delays Monday morning after a train hit a pedestrian near McCormick Place.
Commuters on the Metra Electric line face extensive delays Monday morning after a train hit a pedestrian near McCormick Place.
Uber accused of denying service to people with disabilities, DOJ lawsuit claims
DOJ says Uber drivers routinely refuse to serve individuals with disabilities, including those with service dogs.
DOJ says Uber drivers routinely refuse to serve individuals with disabilities, including those with service dogs.
Suspect arrested for attempted sexual assault on CTA train in Evanston, police say
Police in north suburban Evanston have arrested a suspect in connection with a reported sexual assault on a CTA train early Friday morning.
Police in north suburban Evanston have arrested a suspect in connection with a reported sexual assault on a CTA train early Friday morning.
How to know if you?re getting money from Facebook?s privacy settlement | ChicagoNOW
Payments are being sent out in Facebook?s $725M privacy settlement. Attorney Benjamin Swetland joins us to explain who qualifies, how to claim, and what this means for users.
Payments are being sent out in Facebook?s $725M privacy settlement. Attorney Benjamin Swetland joins us to explain who qualifies, how to claim, and what this means for users.
Facebook settlement payouts begin ? attorney explains how much you could get | ChicagoLIVE
Facebook is sending out payments as part of a $725M settlement ? attorney Daliah Saper explains the case that led to it all and how much you could actually receive.
Facebook is sending out payments as part of a $725M settlement ? attorney Daliah Saper explains the case that led to it all and how much you could actually receive.
Chicago alders pushing for more security: 'The world has gone mad'
Chicago alders have penned a letter seeking more security amid heightened tensions with current events nationwide.
Chicago alders have penned a letter seeking more security amid heightened tensions with current events nationwide.
Charlie Kirk fallout, Reilly vs. Preckwinkle & 9/11 reflections | The Chicago Report
On this episode of ?The Chicago Report:? the fallout from the attempted assassination of Charlie Kirk, as law enforcement zeroes in on a suspect. We explore how political figures on both the left and right can work to turn down the rhetorical temperature. Plus, why downtown Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly believes he can unseat longtime Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle. And as the second tower fell, legendary Chicago journalist Carol Marin reflects on her experience covering 9/11, 24 years later.
On this episode of ?The Chicago Report:? the fallout from the attempted assassination of Charlie Kirk, as law enforcement zeroes in on a suspect. We explore how political figures on both the left and right can work to turn down the rhetorical temperature. Plus, why downtown Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly believes he can unseat longtime Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle. And as the second tower fell, legendary Chicago journalist Carol Marin reflects on her experience covering 9/11, 24 years later.