Ja'Mal Green: Don't surrender Chicago to 'teen takeover' chaos
Here now to weigh in on the curfew debate is local activist Ja'Mal Green whose opinion piece on teen takeovers was published in the Chicago Tribune last week.
Here now to weigh in on the curfew debate is local activist Ja'Mal Green whose opinion piece on teen takeovers was published in the Chicago Tribune last week.
Chicago housing leadership dispute escalates as board chair defies mayor
A standoff unfolds between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Housing Authority board as its chair refuses to step down amid a contentious CEO selection battle.
A standoff unfolds between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Housing Authority board as its chair refuses to step down amid a contentious CEO selection battle.
Bill to allow prisoners to vote by mail in ballot | The Chicago Report
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Fox Chicago Bret Buganski hosts The Chicago Report.
Chicago's ICE playbook spreads | The Chicago Report
A new Politico article says Chicago is setting the tone, when it comes to pushing back against President Trump's immigration agenda. Reporter Shia Kapos says Chicago's ICE playbook is becoming a model for other democratic cities like LA and Seattle. She's here now to talk about her reporting process-- and what she learned along the way.
A new Politico article says Chicago is setting the tone, when it comes to pushing back against President Trump's immigration agenda. Reporter Shia Kapos says Chicago's ICE playbook is becoming a model for other democratic cities like LA and Seattle. She's here now to talk about her reporting process-- and what she learned along the way.
Bill to allow prisoners to vote by mail in ballot | The Chicago Report
Right now--- there's a bill making its way through Springfield, which would give all people in prison the right to vote. If you're in jail in Illinois, you can vote. But you can't if you're in prison for a felony, you lose that right. Sen. Collins is here with more.
Right now--- there's a bill making its way through Springfield, which would give all people in prison the right to vote. If you're in jail in Illinois, you can vote. But you can't if you're in prison for a felony, you lose that right. Sen. Collins is here with more.
Trump: Iran War could end in '2 to 3 weeks'
So we're about an hour and a half out the president's public address to the country where we are expecting him to update us on Operation Epic Fury--- which is started more than a month ago. But by the time you all are watching this, that speech will be over. He may say the war is winding down. Here with more insight is Mateo Farzaneh, professor from Northeastern Illinois University, who specializes in history---political science-- the Middle East and Iran.
So we're about an hour and a half out the president's public address to the country where we are expecting him to update us on Operation Epic Fury--- which is started more than a month ago. But by the time you all are watching this, that speech will be over. He may say the war is winding down. Here with more insight is Mateo Farzaneh, professor from Northeastern Illinois University, who specializes in history---political science-- the Middle East and Iran.
Birthright citizenship fight, city sticker amnesty and political betting | The Chicago Report
Fox Chicago's Paris Schutz discusses the biggest issues in local politics, government, and beyond.
Fox Chicago's Paris Schutz discusses the biggest issues in local politics, government, and beyond.
Suspicious prediction market bets| The Chicago Report
As more bets are being placed on matters of geopolitics, prediction market platforms are placing new bans on insider trading.
As more bets are being placed on matters of geopolitics, prediction market platforms are placing new bans on insider trading.
Chicago offers amnesty for purchasing city stickers | The Chicago Report
Are you a Chicago resident who hasn't purchased their city sticker yet? Well, the city clerk's office is holding a month of amnesty to give those folks a chance to get their sticker.
Are you a Chicago resident who hasn't purchased their city sticker yet? Well, the city clerk's office is holding a month of amnesty to give those folks a chance to get their sticker.
Birthright citizenship fight reaches Supreme Court | The Chicago Report
Birthright citizenship is on the docket at the Supreme Court, even though the language of the U.S. Constitution seems to be pretty clear. A Northwestern law professor breaks it down.
Birthright citizenship is on the docket at the Supreme Court, even though the language of the U.S. Constitution seems to be pretty clear. A Northwestern law professor breaks it down.
Indiana's pitch for new Bears stadium | The Chicago Report
As Indiana cuts the ribbon on a new train line, Gov. Mike Braun used it as an example of why his state should be the next home for the Chicago Bears.
As Indiana cuts the ribbon on a new train line, Gov. Mike Braun used it as an example of why his state should be the next home for the Chicago Bears.
Illinois conversion therapy ban at risk after Supreme Court ruling
Illinois’ similar law remains in effect but could face future legal challenges under a higher standard.
Illinois’ similar law remains in effect but could face future legal challenges under a higher standard.
Illinois' conversion therapy ban now at risk
Illinois has banned conversion therapy for minors since 2015 under the Youth Mental Health Protection Act.
Illinois has banned conversion therapy for minors since 2015 under the Youth Mental Health Protection Act.
Cook County property tax bills are due: Why do we pay property taxes anyway?
The next portion of Cook County property taxes are due on Wednesday. Here's a primer on why we even have property taxes.
The next portion of Cook County property taxes are due on Wednesday. Here's a primer on why we even have property taxes.
New CPS head, Cook County property tax study | The Chicago Report
Paris has the latest on the appointment of the new head of CPS and on a study of how much property taxes in Cook County have skyrocketed.
Paris has the latest on the appointment of the new head of CPS and on a study of how much property taxes in Cook County have skyrocketed.
Cook County property taxes have skyrocketed. Who's to blame? | The Chicago Report
A new report from the Cook County Treasurer's Office says that property taxes in the county have risen at twice the rate of inflation over the last 30 years. What is to blame?
A new report from the Cook County Treasurer's Office says that property taxes in the county have risen at twice the rate of inflation over the last 30 years. What is to blame?
What to know about the new head of CPS | The Chicago Report
The year-long, nationwide search for a new Chicago Public Schools Superintendent has come to an end. The Chicago Board of Education on Monday voted to name Chicago native Dr. Macquline King as its next leader. The measure passed 18-1.
The year-long, nationwide search for a new Chicago Public Schools Superintendent has come to an end. The Chicago Board of Education on Monday voted to name Chicago native Dr. Macquline King as its next leader. The measure passed 18-1.
A vote from behind bars? Illinois bill sparks debate
Advocates and lawmakers in Chicago on Monday pushed the RACE Act, a bill that would restore voting rights to people serving felony sentences in Illinois prisons.
Advocates and lawmakers in Chicago on Monday pushed the RACE Act, a bill that would restore voting rights to people serving felony sentences in Illinois prisons.
A vote from behind bars? Illinois bill sparks debate
Advocates and lawmakers in Chicago on Monday pushed the RACE Act, a bill that would restore voting rights to people serving felony sentences in Illinois prisons.
Advocates and lawmakers in Chicago on Monday pushed the RACE Act, a bill that would restore voting rights to people serving felony sentences in Illinois prisons.
Cook County property taxes have risen twice as fast as inflation, new study finds
Treasurer Maria Pappas released the study just days before property taxes are due in Cook County and says it's a "call to action."
Treasurer Maria Pappas released the study just days before property taxes are due in Cook County and says it's a "call to action."