Press conference: Partial ruling on National Guard in Chicago
Attorneys and officials are speaking right now, after a federal judge ruled on the National Guard in Chicago and Illinois.
Immigration raid targeting Tren de Aragua nets 37 arrests on Chicago's South Side: DHS
Federal agents carried out an immigration raid early Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side, taking at least 37 undocumented immigrants into custody in an area known to be frequented by Tren de Aragua gang members.
Illinois cracks down on AI-generated child porn: 'Obscene is obscene'
It’s no secret child porn material generated by artificial intelligence is flooding the internet. In a Fox 32 special report, Tia Ewing takes a look at how big the flood is and how prepared Illinois is to handle it.
Illinois postal workers accused of faking business to cash in on COVID-19 relief
An Illinois couple has been charged after allegedly each receiving two Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for over $40,000 while also receiving federal disability benefits and employed by the U.S. Postal Service.
Dolton, Thornton Township leaders call on Pritzker and others to remove Tiffany Henyard
Local leaders and residents from Dolton and Thornton Township are urging Illinois officials to take immediate action to remove Tiffany Henyard from her roles as mayor and supervisor.
Former Illinois caregiver charged after elderly patient suffers severe burns from hot shower: AG
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul alleges the caregiver failed to check the water temperature before placing the resident in a hot shower.
New Illinois laws: AG highlights legislation on AI, worker protections, and crime victim support
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul highlighted four new laws from his office set to take effect on Jan. 1.
Grubhub to pay $25M in settlement over alleged deceptive business practices
Grubhub Inc. will pay $25 million to settle a dispute over alleged deceptive business practices with the Illinois attorney general and the Federal Trade Commission.
Illinois AG investigation finds longstanding issues within Joliet Police Department
A three-year investigation by the Illinois Attorney General found a history of excessive force within the Joliet Police Department.
Illinois Labor Department files bankruptcy claims against Foxtrot, Dom’s Kitchen to recover unpaid wages
The Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL) is working to recover more than $3.8 million in unpaid wages and benefits for over 350 employees left jobless after their employers abruptly shut down earlier this year.
Trump's plan to use military in deportations is a 'terrible idea,' legal expert says
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to deploy military personnel to enact his mass deportation plan—something that legal scholars and several Illinois officials say he can't legally do.
FBI investigating more offensive text messages
The FBI is working to track down whoever is behind another wave of offensive text messages, this time targeting the Latino and LGBTQ communities.



















