Latest on Iran conflict, guide to judicial primary races | The Chicago Report
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The latest on the U.S. - Iran conflict and your guide to the judicial primary races ahead of Election Day. All this and more on tonight's episode of "The Chicago Report."

Your guide to judicial primary races | The Chicago Report
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Ready to vote, but confused about the judges on the ballot? Dan Hinkel joins us to explain what you need to know about the judicial primary races.

Chicago Council on Global Affairs reacts to Iran conflict | The Chicago Report
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Leslie Vinjamuri, CEO of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, talks about the recent reports claiming that the U.S. is responsible for the bombing of the girls school in Minab. 

Leaders network discusses voting rights ahead of March primary
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Chicago City Council is looking at new rules to better protect you at the polls. The Fair Access to Democracy Ordinance is in remembrance of the late Jesse Jackson Sr., a champion of voting rights. 

Latest on Iran war, big money in Illinois primary races | The Chicago Report
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Paris talks to experts about the lastest developments on the war in Iran and the big money being spent by special interest groups in Ilinois primary races.

Illinois primary races heat up as outside money floods campaign ads
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With the 2026 Illinois primary just days away, political reporter Paris Schutz breaks down where the key races stand and how major outside groups are pouring money into campaign ads to influence the outcome.

John Cullerton's proposal for property taxes| The Chicago Report
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Affordability continues to be an issue for millions of Americans.  It's one of the topics that's on the ballot in the November elections. Fox Chicago's hosts The Chicago Report.

Stand Up For Science rally tomorrow | The Chicago Report
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 We want to tell you about a rally happening in our backyard tomorrow.  A national group called "Stand Up for Science" will protest what they call quote "The Trump Administration's erosion of established climate and health science."  It starts at 1 p.m. at Federal Plaza.  CEO Colette Delawalla joins us now to tell us more about what they're fighting against.

58% increase in Jewish hate crimes in 2023-2024
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 Jewish leaders want Mayor Brandon Johnson to do more to make Chicago's Jewish community feel safe.  This Monday, the American Defamation League asked the mayor to adopt a list of recommendations, including an antisemitism task force.  Their senior regional director Rebecca Weininger is joining us to break down her group's demands.

John Cullerton's proposal for property taxes | The Chicago Report
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Affordability continues to be an issue for millions of Americans. It's one of the topics that's on the ballot in the November elections.  Right here in Illinois, and Chicago, many are looking for solutions on how to bring down your property taxes.  We're here with former state senator and Illinois senate President John Cullteron.

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan | The Chicago Report
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

West Town community leaders against Grand Avenue plan
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Last night we told you about the business owners and residents rallying against Mayor Johnson’s plan to add bike lanes along Grand Avenue.  The million dollar project proposes, and critics say the plan will worsen the busses and reduce ridership.  Joining us now is Roger Romanelli with the Fulton Market Association to explain why he and others are not on board. 

DraftKings pouring money into IL primary races
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Illinois primary elections are almost here. Let's breakdown the money coming into these races.

'Don't let the door hit you': Illinois politicians react after Trump ousts Noem

From "Good riddance" to "She gone!", Illinois politicians responded with blunt and biting remarks after President Donald Trump announced the removal of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

Early voting surges in Chicago ahead of the March 17 primary
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Chicago Board of Elections spokesperson Max Bever explains key deadlines, vote-by-mail return tips, and why turnout is already higher than in the 2018 and 2022 primaries as early voting continues across all 50 wards before Election Day on March 17.

Bill to launch safety pilot project | The Chicago Report
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A few new bill proposals could change self-driving car programs, public bathrooms and much more. Fox Chicago's Anita Blanton breaks it all down in The Chicago Report