Save on travel: How to book two destinations for the price of one
If you are planning on traveling overseas this fall or for the holidays, you know how expensive it can be. In a FOX 32 special Money Saver report, we’ll show you how you can add an extra stop to your trip for next to nothing.
Casa Humilde Cerveceria brings Latino flavor to Chicago's craft beer scene
What better way to salute the start of Hispanic Heritage Month than with a cold, tasty beer? That beer is coming from Chicago's only Hispanic-owned brewery, which just opened its first permanent location in the suburbs.
Chicago weather experts explain unprecedented July 15 tornado outbreak
On July 15, the Chicago area saw a perfect storm of its own, but this time on land, with a record-setting number of tornadoes touching down in a single day. In a Fox 32 special report, Chief Meteorologist Emily Wahls breaks down exactly what Mother Nature was up to that day.
Chicago youth learning to grow food and give back through urban farming
An organization on Chicago’s West Side is looking to bring farm life to the city. Their goal is to teach young people all about growing their own food, as well as some life skills along the way. In a Fox 32 special report, Kasey Chronis digs in to find out how it works.
Malört: How the bitter liqueur became an unlikely Chicago icon
It’s a beverage closely tied to the history of Chicago and one you’ll find at most bars across the city and suburbs. Fox 32’s Sylvia Perez takes a look at how it got its start and how it became so connected to our city’s bar culture.
Chicago trolley tour transforming access to fresh food
The trolley, which runs twice a month, provides an easy and free way for residents to access fresh food from local farms and gardens.
Can Chicago's skyline predict the weather? Argonne scientists investigate urban canyons
When it comes to Chicago weather, we all know the saying – if you don’t like it, wait 15 minutes. Now, Argonne scientists are attempting to make Windy City weather a little more predictable by studying what's called “urban canyons" and they are in downtown Chicago.
From Lincoln to Harris: Chicago's storied history of presidential conventions continues
Chicago is about to write another chapter in the history of U.S. presidents.
Chicago craft brewers toast to the DNC with exclusive local beers
All things Illinois are on display this week for the Democratic National Convention, including the state’s booming craft brewing industry. Some local breweries have teamed up with Gov. JB Pritzker’s team for a special DNC brew to highlight their work.