Bears' future home, Trump's Chicago plan & why politicians lie | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics:" Could we know whether the Bears will move to Arlington Heights before the end of 2025? We hear what the Arlington Heights mayor has to say. Plus, Trump?s Chicago intervention, the latest on what we know from Senator Tammy Duckworth and North Shore Democratic Congressman Brad Schneider. Plus, political truth versus lies. The founder of PolitiFact joins us to explain why politicians lie, how it impacts the country, and some of the biggest whoppers being told today. 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:" Could we know whether the Bears will move to Arlington Heights before the end of 2025? We hear what the Arlington Heights mayor has to say. Plus, Trump?s Chicago intervention, the latest on what we know from Senator Tammy Duckworth and North Shore Democratic Congressman Brad Schneider. Plus, political truth versus lies. The founder of PolitiFact joins us to explain why politicians lie, how it impacts the country, and some of the biggest whoppers being told today. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Google to pay $425 million after years of improper spying on smartphone activity
A federal jury found Google violated California privacy laws affecting 98 million users over an 8-year period.
A federal jury found Google violated California privacy laws affecting 98 million users over an 8-year period.
Chicago National Guard debate, Epstein file demand & Texas gerrymandering | Paris on Politics
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," the Trump administration wants sensitive Illinois voter information, but Illinois election authorities say no. The debate over Trump's plans to send in the National Guard continues, and we discuss what we know. Meanwhile, a group of alleged Epstein victims is sending a message: if they don't want all the Epstein info released, they'll do it themselves. Additionally, two professors believe the Texas Democrats succeeded in gerrymandering despite a new map going forward. 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," the Trump administration wants sensitive Illinois voter information, but Illinois election authorities say no. The debate over Trump's plans to send in the National Guard continues, and we discuss what we know. Meanwhile, a group of alleged Epstein victims is sending a message: if they don't want all the Epstein info released, they'll do it themselves. Additionally, two professors believe the Texas Democrats succeeded in gerrymandering despite a new map going forward. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago alderwoman talks Englewood Music Festival
A music festival aimed at uniting young and old South Siders through live art activations and nostalgic tunes is returning to Englewood next weekend. The Englewood Music Festival is back for its fifth year September 13th.
A music festival aimed at uniting young and old South Siders through live art activations and nostalgic tunes is returning to Englewood next weekend. The Englewood Music Festival is back for its fifth year September 13th.
Should Chicago cops be able to own dispensaries? Block Club breaks it down | ChicagoNOW
In West Ridge, Alderman Andre Vasquez has rejected a proposed dispensary operated by former Chicago police officers. Why did the alderman decide to reject the proposal on this?
In West Ridge, Alderman Andre Vasquez has rejected a proposed dispensary operated by former Chicago police officers. Why did the alderman decide to reject the proposal on this?
Federal appeals court approves Illinois restrictions on carrying guns on public transit
A federal appeals court approved Illinois' ban on carrying firearms on public transit, reversing a lower court ruling that found the gun restrictions passed more than a decade ago violated the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
A federal appeals court approved Illinois' ban on carrying firearms on public transit, reversing a lower court ruling that found the gun restrictions passed more than a decade ago violated the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Meet the viral 'Cucumber Guy' whose TikTok broke the internet and sold out stores
Social media sensation Logan Moffitt joins us to talk about his viral cucumber recipes, TikTok stardom, and how he became the Webby-winning ?Most Viral? creator of 2025.
Social media sensation Logan Moffitt joins us to talk about his viral cucumber recipes, TikTok stardom, and how he became the Webby-winning ?Most Viral? creator of 2025.
A coffee lovers' paradise at Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve to try out some of their delectable offerings and savor the sweet aroma of coffee.
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the Chicago Roastery Starbucks Reserve to try out some of their delectable offerings and savor the sweet aroma of coffee.
Chicago sees fewest summer murders since 1965 as Trump pushes for federal troops
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence.
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence.
Chicago sees fewest summer murders since 1965
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence as President Donald Trump cites high crime in the city while continuing to push for mobilizing the National Guard.
New data released Wednesday is shedding light on Chicago violence as President Donald Trump cites high crime in the city while continuing to push for mobilizing the National Guard.
Parents of teens shot at Chicago pool sue suspected shooter, Park District
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Families of teens shot at Chicago pool file lawsuit against suspect, park district
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teenagers who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Families of teens shot at Chicago's Douglass Park file lawsuit against suspect, park district
The families of two teens who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
The families of two teens who were shot, one fatally, at Douglass Park in June announced a lawsuit against the Chicago Park District and the suspected shooter.
Chicago man arrested 6 years after shooting at officers, police say
Six years after shots were fired at Chicago police, a 30-year-old man is now in custody.
Six years after shots were fired at Chicago police, a 30-year-old man is now in custody.
Logan Square residents warned about Facebook Marketplace robberies
Chicago police are warning Logan Square residents about a string of robberies tied to Facebook Marketplace meetups.
Chicago police are warning Logan Square residents about a string of robberies tied to Facebook Marketplace meetups.
McDonald's cuts prices; other chains may follow
Starting next week, the fast-food giant will offer deals on some of its popular menu items.
Starting next week, the fast-food giant will offer deals on some of its popular menu items.
Chicago police investigating homicide of 63-year-old boat captain
Chicago police are investigating the homicide of a well known boat captain.
Chicago police are investigating the homicide of a well known boat captain.
CTA Red and Purple line service disrupted due to medical emergency
Service on the CTA’s Purple and Red lines was suspended Tuesday morning due to a medical emergency, officials said.
Service on the CTA’s Purple and Red lines was suspended Tuesday morning due to a medical emergency, officials said.
Costco's controversial policy change officially in effect: What to know
Costco shoppers of all membership tier levels will be affected by the policy switch-up.
Costco shoppers of all membership tier levels will be affected by the policy switch-up.
Chicago police seek 5 suspects in CTA Red Line beating, robbery
Chicago police want help ID'ing five people accused of beating and robbing a passenger on a CTA Red Line train.
Chicago police want help ID'ing five people accused of beating and robbing a passenger on a CTA Red Line train.