Illinois cracks down on AI-generated child porn: 'Obscene is obscene'
It’s no secret child porn material generated by artificial intelligence is flooding the internet. In a Fox 32 special report, Tia Ewing takes a look at how big the flood is and how prepared Illinois is to handle it.
Chicago street rivals become graduates and mentors through College Unbound program
In some Chicago communities, fewer than one in ten people graduate from college. Now, a program is helping local leaders turn their life experience into a degree and using it to fight gun violence head on.
Millions turn to ‘buy now, pay later’ — but is it really saving you money?
At first glance, a "buy now - pay later" finance plan may seem like a good idea to consumers. How good is it?
TikTok food influencer gives big boost to small Chicago restaurants
Keith Lee uses his TikTok reviews of restaurants to give a big boost to small business owners in cities like Chicago.
Chicago-area farm delivering free fresh food to veterans in need
Harvest time is right around the corner. While many farmers sell their products at stores or farmers markets, there's one Chicago-area farm that isn’t doing either.
Kennedy Jr. pushes health trackers as Chicago experts question privacy, cost
In a Fox 32 special report, Sylvia Perez finds out if wearing a wearable is for everyone.
A decade after Illinois’ ban, conversion therapy debate reignites nationwide
Illinois banned the practice for minors a decade ago, but decisions in other states have raised fears for those still haunted by their experiences.
Chicago-area DeLorean fans push iconic 80’s car into the future
The DeLorean was made famous by "Back to the Future," and now a suburban company is bringing it to the masses.
A Chicago company helped make the DeLorean, from 'Back to the Future,' a reality
The DeLorean, made famous by "Back to the Future," has a surprising connection to a Chicago company.
As SNAP faces historic cuts, Chicago man expands mission to feed thousands
SNAP cuts from Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" could affect thousands in Illinois, who will have to turn to local nonprofits.
Experts urge early back-to-school shopping as Trump tariff deadline looms
In a Fox 32 money-saver special report, Terrence Lee explains why now may be the best time to buy school supplies, as looming tariffs on European imports could drive up prices by August 1.



















