Jewish students back Northwestern deal with Trump admin. | The Chicago Report
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From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
Limit on hemp sales in Chicago one step closer to becoming law
A Chicago City Council committee voted to advance a ban on some hemp sales in the city during a meeting on Wednesday.
A Chicago City Council committee voted to advance a ban on some hemp sales in the city during a meeting on Wednesday.
Former Chicago Tribune editor Bruce Dold dies at 70 | The Chicago Report
A giant of Chicago journalism has died. Bruce Dold worked at the paper for 42 years.
A giant of Chicago journalism has died. Bruce Dold worked at the paper for 42 years.
Cook County sheriff talks about electronic monitoring | The Chicago Report
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart talks about the county's troubled electronic monitoring program.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart talks about the county's troubled electronic monitoring program.
Hoosiers largely reject proposed redistricting map, poll finds | ChicagoLIVE
A new survey shows most Indiana voters oppose the proposed congressional map changes as lawmakers kick off the redistricting process this week. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
A new survey shows most Indiana voters oppose the proposed congressional map changes as lawmakers kick off the redistricting process this week. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.
Chicago alders' budget plan, Northwestern deal with Trump admin | The Chicago Report
Some members of the Chicago City Council presented their own budget proposal to counter Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan as the city tries to close a $1.1 billion deficit. Plus, Northwestern University became the latest major academic institution to cut a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding. Finally, a Chicago woman who just gained her U.S. citizenship spoke about her husband, a Kurdish asylum seeker from Turkey, who was detained by federal immigration agents.
Some members of the Chicago City Council presented their own budget proposal to counter Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan as the city tries to close a $1.1 billion deficit. Plus, Northwestern University became the latest major academic institution to cut a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding. Finally, a Chicago woman who just gained her U.S. citizenship spoke about her husband, a Kurdish asylum seeker from Turkey, who was detained by federal immigration agents.
Wife of asylum seeker arrested by feds tells her story | The Chicago Report
A Chicago woman who just gained her U.S. citizenship spoke about her husband, a Kurdish asylum seeker from Turkey, who was detained by federal immigration agents.
A Chicago woman who just gained her U.S. citizenship spoke about her husband, a Kurdish asylum seeker from Turkey, who was detained by federal immigration agents.
Northwestern professor reacts to deal with Trump admin to restore funds | The Chicago Report
Northwestern University became the latest major academic institution to cut a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding.
Northwestern University became the latest major academic institution to cut a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding.
Chicago alders present alternative to mayor's budget plan | The Chicago Report
Some members of the Chicago City Council presented their own budget proposal to counter Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan as the city tries to close a $1.1 billion deficit.
Some members of the Chicago City Council presented their own budget proposal to counter Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan as the city tries to close a $1.1 billion deficit.
Slight majority of Illinoisans approve of Gov. JB Pritzker as he seeks third term, poll finds
A slight majority of Illinois voters approve of Gov. JB Pritzker as he seeks a third term, a new poll found.
A slight majority of Illinois voters approve of Gov. JB Pritzker as he seeks a third term, a new poll found.
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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.
Author of 'Walking Chicago's Coast' details new book | The Chicago Report
Author Michael McColly joins us to talk about his new book and his adventures around Chicago.
Author Michael McColly joins us to talk about his new book and his adventures around Chicago.
Previous victim of CTA fire attack suspect speaks out | The Chicago Report
A previous assault victim of the man accused of setting a woman on fire on a CTA train spoke exclusively with Fox 32.
A previous assault victim of the man accused of setting a woman on fire on a CTA train spoke exclusively with Fox 32.
DuPage County officials accuse clerk of financial mismanagement in censure
The DuPage County Board censured the county clerk, accusing her of financial mismanagement of her office.
The DuPage County Board censured the county clerk, accusing her of financial mismanagement of her office.
Chicago man threatened Illinois state senator over emails, officials say
A Chicago man is facing criminal charges for allegedly threatening to harm an Illinois state senator via email, officials said.
A Chicago man is facing criminal charges for allegedly threatening to harm an Illinois state senator via email, officials said.
CTU faces audit demand as CTA attack and Loop shooting spark safety questions | The Chicago Report
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" The U.S. House committee investigating the Chicago Teachers Union demands five years of financial audits, escalating questions about CTU’s political spending and influence over upcoming school board races. We also break down Chicago’s latest CTA attack and the Loop mass shooting, and what they reveal about Cook County judges, the SAFE-T Act, and renewed calls for a citywide curfew. Plus, the Cook County Assessor explains why residential property taxes are spiking more than 16%, and we remember reggae legend Jimmy Cliff, who performed in Chicago many times.
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" The U.S. House committee investigating the Chicago Teachers Union demands five years of financial audits, escalating questions about CTU’s political spending and influence over upcoming school board races. We also break down Chicago’s latest CTA attack and the Loop mass shooting, and what they reveal about Cook County judges, the SAFE-T Act, and renewed calls for a citywide curfew. Plus, the Cook County Assessor explains why residential property taxes are spiking more than 16%, and we remember reggae legend Jimmy Cliff, who performed in Chicago many times.
Open Illinois seats in 2026 election offer opportunities for new, fresh faces
The Illinois delegation to Washington, D.C. will look very different after the 2026 midterm elections.
The Illinois delegation to Washington, D.C. will look very different after the 2026 midterm elections.
Illinois congresswoman describes what she saw inside Broadview ICE facility
U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood from Illinois paid a visit Monday to the ICE processing center in west suburban Broadview.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood from Illinois paid a visit Monday to the ICE processing center in west suburban Broadview.
Kim Foxx, others react to Illinois eliminating cash bail
We are continuing to follow reaction to Tuesday’s Illinois Supreme Court ruling that upholds the elimination of cash bail.
We are continuing to follow reaction to Tuesday’s Illinois Supreme Court ruling that upholds the elimination of cash bail.
Feds drop case against Chicago woman, CTA suspect faces terrorism charge | The Chicago Report
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" A stunning reversal as Federal prosecutors on Thursday filed a motion to dismiss charges against Marimar Martinez, who was shot five times by a Border Patrol agent last month. Plus, the man accused of setting a woman on fire at a CTA stop faces federal terrorism charges, Congressman Darin LaHood weighs in on the Epstein files, and a Northwestern University study explores whether where you live influences your political views.
Coming up on "The Chicago Report:" A stunning reversal as Federal prosecutors on Thursday filed a motion to dismiss charges against Marimar Martinez, who was shot five times by a Border Patrol agent last month. Plus, the man accused of setting a woman on fire at a CTA stop faces federal terrorism charges, Congressman Darin LaHood weighs in on the Epstein files, and a Northwestern University study explores whether where you live influences your political views.