Week In Review

This week on Fox Chicago’s "Week in Review:" A Chicago firefighter loses his life. A tragic end for a suburban man missing in Spain. Plus, a surprise shakeup at the Chicago mayor’s office and a shocking story involving squatters in a local apartment. We also break down the biggest winners at this year’s Oscars and highlight “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” at the Goodman Theatre.

On this episode of "Week in Review," we break down a big week for Chicago sports following the news that the Bears have traded star receiver DJ Moore. We also take you inside the "People’s Celebration" for Rev. Jesse Jackson at the House of Hope, where former presidents gathered to honor a historic legacy. Plus, we look at the latest talks regarding the DNC's possible return to the city and what it could mean for Chicago’s global stage.

On this episode of "Week in Review," Chicago mourns civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, whose decades of activism left a lasting mark on the city and the nation. Leaders unveil a $630 million proposal to remake Soldier Field as questions swirl about funding and the lakefront’s future. We also cover a murder charge in a delivery driver’s death, the Bears’ draft strategy at the Combine and a judge’s ruling on parking tickets. Plus, stories of resilience, discovery and change from across Chicago.

On this episode of "Week in Review," we remember civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and break down the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana. Plus, a SWAT response in Arlington Heights, ICE operating in the suburbs and rising Indiana energy bills. Also honoring E2 victims, celebrating Buddy Guy, Paczki Day, Lunar New Year and more.

Coming up on the Week in Review, bodycam footage released in Chicago ICE shooting, an armed robbery caught on camera in Fulton Market, more moves in the fight for a new Bears stadium, plus, the group tracking ICE in Little Village, live from spring training in Arizona and celebrating Black History Month in Chicago. This is your FOX Chicago Week in Review. 

On this edition of Week in Review, we cover the biggest stories from Chicago and the region, including a murder arrest in Momence, the Lane Bryant case nearly 20 years later and a dangerous TikTok trend. We also highlight protests over rising energy bills, a former Jane Doe speaking out after R. Kelly abuse, a Grammy win for a Gary native and local stories celebrating culture, sports and community.

On this episode of “Week in Review,” a vigil grows in Minneapolis after a shooting involving ICE, troubling new details emerge in the stabbing death of a pregnant woman, and Indiana lawmakers pass a utility relief bill. We also look at charges against a suburban spa owner accused of secretly recording clients, a bizarre duplicate license plate mystery leading to tickets, and a Chicago man nearing release after a possible wrongful conviction. Plus, THC drinks could soon be sold at the United Center, winter weather makes its mark nationwide, questions swirl over whether Terrence Lee is AI, and a mystery vending machine celebrates Chicago Pride. We’ll also take you to Brookfield Zoo, say goodbye to a popular Chicago brewery, turn snow into sculpture in Lake Geneva, spotlight Barry Butler’s stunning winter photography, and wrap up with hidden gems in “Secret Chicago.”

On this episode of “Week in Review,” we break down Indiana’s push to lure the Bears, skyrocketing utility bills and how shelters are responding during brutal cold. We also look at a devastating church fire, housing discrimination questions following an ICE raid, City Council action on hemp products and major development decisions across the region. Plus, updates on Bally’s casino construction, a new Amazon store coming to Orland Park and Chicago nominees for the James Beard Awards. 

On this episode of "Week in Review," the body of a missing teacher is found, a veteran says he lost thousands through Cash App, and a husband is formally charged in the Caitlin Tracey murder case. The Bears stun the Packers in dramatic fashion as Soldier Field shakes, fans scoop up gear, and focus shifts to the Rams. Plus, snow squalls hit Chicago, former DePaul athletes are indicted, a downtown food hall closes, Leon Rogers is honored, and a Puerto Rican frog hops into the spotlight at Brookfield Zoo.

Police in Northwest Indiana are looking for a suspect accused of using fake checks at car dealerships; the search continues for missing CPS teacher Linda Brown; and police at O'Hare International Airport made a big drug bust.