Chicago mayor holds press conference, says he'll veto teen 'snap' curfew
A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will veto the measure.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reacts to anti-ICE protests, arrests
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke to reporters the day after hundreds protested in the downtown area in response to federal immigration arrests.
Paris on Politics: ICE agents in Chicago, 1% grocery tax, and CTA funding concerns
On this episode of “Paris on Politics,” we discuss the chaos that erupted in Chicago’s South Loop as ICE agents reportedly detained individuals, prompting local public officials to speak out against the actions. Then, will the city keep a 1% grocery tax? Opinions are divided on its impact. Additionally, the recently passed $55 billion state budget raises questions about what it means for Chicago transit and the state's public schools. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Chicago mayor pushes to keep 1% grocery tax that state will drop
Illinois retailers are pushing back on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's call to reinstate a 1% grocery tax in Chicago.
Jewish leaders criticize Chicago mayor over handling of antisemitism
Following the murders of two Israeli embassy staffers in D.C., local Jewish groups say Chicago leaders are turning a blind eye to antisemitism.
Week in Review: DC embassy murders with Chicago ties, City Hall scrutiny, and a toast to George Wendt
From a Chicago link to a deadly DC embassy attack, to federal pressure on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s hiring practices — we’re breaking down the week’s biggest stories. Plus, we celebrate George Wendt, explore new summer fun, and ride Indiana’s latest thrill ride.
Chicago officials call for calm ahead of Memorial Day weekend as homicides decline
Chicago’s top officials are calling for calm ahead of Memorial Day weekend — often one of the city’s most violent — as homicides continue to fall and the summer season begins.
Johnson calls Trump 'a monster' while defending diverse hiring amid DOJ probe
Mayor Johnson defends Chicago's diverse leadership as DOJ opens hiring probe — and he’s not mincing words about President Trump.