Charlie Kirk's casket flown back to Arizona by Air Force Two

Kirk, who a founder of Turning Point USA, died after he was shot while speaking at a Utah Valley University event in Orem, Utah. A day after the deadly shooting, the right-wing political figure was flown back to Phoenix.

'Chicago Flips Red' demands federal action
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While some leaders are pushing back on federal support, one local group is demanding more of it.

Poll: Chicago Latinos oppose Johnson and Trump, support more police

A new poll sponsored by the Urban Institute sheds light on how Chicago’s Hispanic voting population aligns politically.

Charlie Kirk to receive posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom

President Donald Trump will award Charlie Kirk a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor.  

Charlie Kirk shooting: Chicago-area native at the center of a ?watershed moment? in U.S. politics?
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On this episode of "The Chicago Report:" After Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah campus event, University of Chicago professor Robert Pape warns the U.S. has hit ?a new level? of political violence. Politician Aaron Del Mar urges us to remember Kirk as a person, beyond politics. Plus, former FBI agent Ross Rice shares the latest on the investigation.

Charlie Kirk assassination latest in string of US political violence

Charlie Kirk, the conservative firebrand and founder of Turning Point USA, died after being shot while speaking at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, according to President Donald Trump.

Charlie Kirk shooting marks 'new level' of political violence, Chicago professor says
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Robert Pape, a University of Chicago professor and expert on political violence, said the United States has reached ?a new level? of political violence after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed Wednesday at a campus event in Utah. He urged politicians at all levels to forcefully condemn such violence.

What Charlie Kirk's killing says about American political violence | The Chicago Report
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Fox 32's Paris Schutz speaks with law enforcement and political experts about what the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah on Wednesday says about political violence in America. From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.

Chicago Ald. Brendan Reilly announces run for Cook County Board president
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Downtown Ald. Brendan Reilly announced on Wednesday that he will run for Cook County Board president as a Democrat in 2026. The alderman’s announcement sets up a potential matchup with longtime current County President Toni Preckwinkle in the Democratic primary.

ICE operations & National Guard debate in Chicago | Plus UFO missile testimony explained
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In this episode of "The Chicago Report," we dive into a heated panel discussion on ICE operations and the potential deployment of the National Guard in Chicago. Local experts and community leaders debate whether police should cooperate with ICE and what this means for the city?s future. Plus, we bring you a separate segment featuring UFO lawyer Daniel Sheehan explaining recent congressional testimony about a UAP that appeared to deflect a missile.

What is Turning Point USA? Charlie Kirk's nonprofit

The conservative nonprofit organization’s mission revolves around being a vast network for young people nationwide.

Judge blocks Trump from firing Fed Governor Lisa Cook

President Donald Trump attempted to fire Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook over allegations of mortgage fraud.

The Chicago Report: Panel debates ICE operations, threats of National Guard
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Fox 32's Paris Schutz leads a panel with Robert Pape, a political science professor at the University of Chicago, Garry McCarthy, the former superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, and Ed Yohnka of the ACLU of Illinois.

Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights? What?s next in the years-long push
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In this special report, we dive into the latest on the Chicago Bears? pursuit of a new stadium in Arlington Heights. After years of speculation and planning, could shovels finally hit the ground by the end of the year? We explain how this effort began, and Crain?s Chicago Business reporter Justin Laurence breaks down the key hurdles still ahead. State Rep. Mary Beth Canty (D-54th) highlights the need for a fair deal for residents near the proposed site, including concerns about property taxes and community impact. Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia emphasizes that there's still "a long way to go" before construction can begin. We also look at what could happen to Soldier Field, and how traffic, transit, and infrastructure challenges may shape the stadium?s future.