Government Shutdown: DHS closure seems certain as funding talks stall
A shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security appeared all but certain as House and Senate lawmakers prepared to leave Washington for a 10‑day recess and negotiations with the White House over Democrats’ demands stalled.
A shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security appeared all but certain as House and Senate lawmakers prepared to leave Washington for a 10‑day recess and negotiations with the White House over Democrats’ demands stalled.
Protecting voters rights in Illinois | The Chicago Report
Fox Chicago's Paris Schutz talks about early voting, the data center debate, video gambling and much more.
Fox Chicago's Paris Schutz talks about early voting, the data center debate, video gambling and much more.
The data center debate | The Chicago Report
Joining us is Brad Tietz from the Data Center Coalition and Mark Denzler - of the Illinois Manufacturing Association.
Joining us is Brad Tietz from the Data Center Coalition and Mark Denzler - of the Illinois Manufacturing Association.
Protecting voter rights in Illinois | The Chicago Report
If you live in Chicago, it's your first day to vote early ahead of the March 17 primary election.
If you live in Chicago, it's your first day to vote early ahead of the March 17 primary election.
Video gambling authorized in Chicago bars | The Chicago Report
Part of the current Chicago budget agreement is a legalization of video gaming in bars and establishments across the city.
Part of the current Chicago budget agreement is a legalization of video gaming in bars and establishments across the city.
Minneapolis ICE crackdown ends | The Chicago Report
The immigration crackdown in Minnesota is coming to an abrupt end.
The immigration crackdown in Minnesota is coming to an abrupt end.
CPS have not yet found a superintendent | The Chicago Report
If you thought the drama at Chicago Public Schools was over after the departure of former CEO Pedro Martinez - think again.
If you thought the drama at Chicago Public Schools was over after the departure of former CEO Pedro Martinez - think again.
Trump’s EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change
The Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, the most aggressive move by the president to roll back climate regulations.
The Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, the most aggressive move by the president to roll back climate regulations.
Early voting begins in Chicago; new Loop polling site opens
Early voting is officially underway in Chicago. Voters can now cast their ballots ahead of Election Day — including at a brand-new polling location. FOX Chicago's Joanie Lum is in the Loop at the new site with a look at how things are going, what voters need to know before they head out, and what turnout looks like on day one.
Early voting is officially underway in Chicago. Voters can now cast their ballots ahead of Election Day — including at a brand-new polling location. FOX Chicago's Joanie Lum is in the Loop at the new site with a look at how things are going, what voters need to know before they head out, and what turnout looks like on day one.
Trump’s EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change
The Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, the most aggressive move by the president to roll back climate regulations.
The Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, the most aggressive move by the president to roll back climate regulations.
Lawmakers race to avert DHS shutdown as deadline nears
With Department of Homeland Security funding set to expire, Democrats and Republicans remain divided over immigration enforcement as a key test vote could signal whether a partial shutdown is imminent.
With Department of Homeland Security funding set to expire, Democrats and Republicans remain divided over immigration enforcement as a key test vote could signal whether a partial shutdown is imminent.
Early voting begins today in Chicago
People casted their early ballots in downtown Chicago on Thursday ahead of the Illinois primary election next month.
People casted their early ballots in downtown Chicago on Thursday ahead of the Illinois primary election next month.
ICE surge in Minnesota is ending, Border Czar Tom Homan says
The Trump administration will bring an end to the ICE surge in Minnesota after reaching agreements with local authorities, Border Czar Tom Homan announced on Thursday.
The Trump administration will bring an end to the ICE surge in Minnesota after reaching agreements with local authorities, Border Czar Tom Homan announced on Thursday.
Early voting in Chicago starts today with new supersite location
Early voting for Chicago’s March primary election began Thursday morning, with voters turning out at the city’s new downtown supersite as election officials emphasized access, safety and mail-in voting deadlines.
Early voting for Chicago’s March primary election began Thursday morning, with voters turning out at the city’s new downtown supersite as election officials emphasized access, safety and mail-in voting deadlines.
Early voting begins in Chicago today with new supersite
Early voting for the March primary starts in Chicago on Thursday.
Early voting for the March primary starts in Chicago on Thursday.
Battle for Bears Stadium, Marimar Martinez lawsuit | The Chicago Report
The Bears to Portage Indiana in a stadium paid for neither by taxpayers or the team? And Marimar Martinez sues the government and releases new evidence appearing to show immigration agents rammed into her, not the other way around. All this and more on The Chicago Report.
The Bears to Portage Indiana in a stadium paid for neither by taxpayers or the team? And Marimar Martinez sues the government and releases new evidence appearing to show immigration agents rammed into her, not the other way around. All this and more on The Chicago Report.
Chicago Magazine reporter explains 'Battle of O'Hare' | The Chicago Report
Two dominant airlines are looking to get the prime spot at O'Hare International Airport following the redesign. It's also the subject of an article in this month's Chicago Magazine. Joining us is Reporter Leah Giangreco.
Two dominant airlines are looking to get the prime spot at O'Hare International Airport following the redesign. It's also the subject of an article in this month's Chicago Magazine. Joining us is Reporter Leah Giangreco.
Rep. LaHood on Epstein file fallout, DHS funding | The Chicago Report
Congressman Darin LaHood talks about Epstein, immigration and the happenings at the White House, including the president's claims the IRS owes him $10 billion, his desire to have Republicans take over elections and more.
Congressman Darin LaHood talks about Epstein, immigration and the happenings at the White House, including the president's claims the IRS owes him $10 billion, his desire to have Republicans take over elections and more.
New evidence in Marimar Martinez case | The Chicago Report
Christopher Parente, an attorney for Marimar Martinez, joins The Chicago Report to discuss the new evidence that's come to light in her case.
Christopher Parente, an attorney for Marimar Martinez, joins The Chicago Report to discuss the new evidence that's come to light in her case.
Cook County calls on gun makers to share gun violence costs | ChicagoLIVE
The RIFL Act, backed by Cook County, would require gun makers to fund violence prevention programs and cover public costs tied to firearm injuries in Illinois.
The RIFL Act, backed by Cook County, would require gun makers to fund violence prevention programs and cover public costs tied to firearm injuries in Illinois.