US Senate candidates spar over $25 minimum wage | Chicago Report Debates
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U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly, U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton discuss raising the federal minimum wage during the Fox Chicago debate ahead of the March 17 Democratic primary election.

US Senate candidates blast Trump's tariffs | Chicago Report Debates
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U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly, U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton blasted President Trump's tariffs during the Fox Chicago debate ahead of the March 17 Democratic primary election.

The data center debate | The Chicago Report
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Joining us is Brad Tietz from the Data Center Coalition and Mark Denzler - of the Illinois Manufacturing Association.

Video gambling authorized in Chicago bars | The Chicago Report
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Part of the current Chicago budget agreement is a legalization of video gaming in bars and establishments across the city. 

CPS have not yet found a superintendent | The Chicago Report
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If you thought the drama at Chicago Public Schools was over after the departure of former CEO Pedro Martinez - think again.

Chicago Bar Association's judicial voter's guide | The Chicago Report
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How can voters keep track of all of the judicial races that appear on the ballot every year? The Chicago Bar Association comes to the rescue with its annual judicial recommendations. 

New video in Nancy Guthrie case, early voting begins in DuPage County | The Chicago Report
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Early voting underway in DuPage County and will soon be underway in Cook County. And, a proposed millionaire's tax makes its return. Will voters approve of it? All this and more, on tonight's "The Chicago Report."

Will Illinois pass a millionaire's tax and rein in data centers | The Chicago Report
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Fox Chicago Political Editor Paris Schutz tackles the biggest news items of the day. Tonight, he covers judicial elections, a push for a millionaire's tax, and an effort to rein in data centers.

Will Illinois pass a millionaire's tax and rein in data centers | The Chicago Report
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Fox Chicago Political Editor Paris Schutz tackles the biggest news items of the day. Tonight, he covers judicial elections, a push for a millionaire's tax, and an effort to rein in data centers.

Environmental groups push to reign in data centers | The Chicago Report
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As more data centers pop up around the Chicago area, state lawmakers and environmental groups are proposing legislation to rein in the booming industry.

Push for millionaire's tax in Illinois for property tax relief | The Chicago Report
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Former Gov. Pat Quinn is pushing for the approval of a new tax on millionaires in Illinois by voters in the 2026 election. He argues it would help lower property taxes on middle-class Illinoisans.

 Bears stadium wars, the Epstein files, and the crypto bubble | The Chicago Report
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Down to the final quarter - Illinois lawmakers make moves in the battle to keep the Bears from leaving for Indiana. Fallout from President Trump's racist Friday post - we visit with Illinois Congressman Jonathan Jackson who prayed with the president just hours before. The crypto crisis - are Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies biting the dust?

Chicago Congressman talks exchange with Trump, Epstein files | The Chicago Report
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U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-Chicago) joined Paris to discuss his public plea with President Donald Trump and what he's learning about the latest Epstein files disclosures.

Unredacted Epstein files seen by members of Congress | The Chicago Report
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A handful of members of Congress got a glimpse of the unredacted versions of the Epstein files, and Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich said President Trump should apologize for his "racist" video shared on social media depicting the Obamas as apes.

Ted Dabrowski for governor, app to call Congress | The Chicago Report
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Tonight: J.B. Pritzker has launched his reelection campaign - we meet one of the republicans hoping to unseat him. CPS is losing students at an alarming rate - and could look vastly different in ten years. Will more schools have to shutter? And how you can personally have a political impact -- the non profit organization coaching voters on how to call and demand things from their elected representatives.