What's inside the Iran peace deal Trump could sign onto? | The Chicago Report
We hear from a local professor and expert on the latest developments on a potential peace deal in the war in Iran.
We hear from a local professor and expert on the latest developments on a potential peace deal in the war in Iran.
Chicago alders talk Memorial Day violence | The Chicago Report
Chicago Ald. Raymond Lopez (15th Ward) came on the show to discuss his and other alders' proposal to hold parents accountable in the event their children commit a crime in the wake of a violent Memorial Day weekend.
Chicago Ald. Raymond Lopez (15th Ward) came on the show to discuss his and other alders' proposal to hold parents accountable in the event their children commit a crime in the wake of a violent Memorial Day weekend.
House explosion • Deputy shot • Chicago-area dentist accused
These are the top stories in Fox 32's Week in Review.
These are the top stories in Fox 32's Week in Review.
Chicago Teachers Union to vote on $800 dues hike | The Chicago Report
The Chicago Teacher union is preparing to raise dues by $800 annually for members. That's if, they vote to approve the dues hike. The Group Illinois Policy says it could also prevent members from suing the union. Mailee Smith with the Group Illinois Policy is giving us the background here.
The Chicago Teacher union is preparing to raise dues by $800 annually for members. That's if, they vote to approve the dues hike. The Group Illinois Policy says it could also prevent members from suing the union. Mailee Smith with the Group Illinois Policy is giving us the background here.
Illinois joins states suing Trump over grad loan caps | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining a 25-state lawsuit to block new Trump administration caps on federal student loans. Attorney General Kwame Raoul argues reducing the annual limit to just $20,000 will cripple the pipeline for doctors, nurses and social workers. We talked to credit specialist Paul Oster, the CEO of Better Qualified. He breaks down the changes, and brings tips for borrowers.
Illinois is joining a 25-state lawsuit to block new Trump administration caps on federal student loans. Attorney General Kwame Raoul argues reducing the annual limit to just $20,000 will cripple the pipeline for doctors, nurses and social workers. We talked to credit specialist Paul Oster, the CEO of Better Qualified. He breaks down the changes, and brings tips for borrowers.
Lawsuit could block Illinois' FOID law | The Chicago Report
A new legal battle to eliminate Illinois' FOID card law. The firearm owner's identification card is mandatory for lawful gun ownership in the state. It's been around since 1968. But a civil rights group argues the requirement is unconstitutional and has filed a federal lawsuit to block it. Joining us now to break down the legal argument is Jacob Huebert, Senior Litigation Counsel with the New Civil Liberties Alliance.
A new legal battle to eliminate Illinois' FOID card law. The firearm owner's identification card is mandatory for lawful gun ownership in the state. It's been around since 1968. But a civil rights group argues the requirement is unconstitutional and has filed a federal lawsuit to block it. Joining us now to break down the legal argument is Jacob Huebert, Senior Litigation Counsel with the New Civil Liberties Alliance.
Chicago Teachers Union to vote on $800 dues hike | The Chicago Report
The Chicago Teacher union is preparing to raise dues by $800 annually for members. That's if, they vote to approve the dues hike. The Group Illinois Policy says it could also prevent members from suing the union. Mailee Smith with the Group Illinois Policy is giving us the background here.
The Chicago Teacher union is preparing to raise dues by $800 annually for members. That's if, they vote to approve the dues hike. The Group Illinois Policy says it could also prevent members from suing the union. Mailee Smith with the Group Illinois Policy is giving us the background here.
Bears stadium fight, rat infestation and dentist controversy | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review," we cover a restaurant owner robbed at gunpoint, a doggy daycare owner accused of animal torture, a dentist accused of leaving patients without permanent teeth and a suburban rat infestation blamed on one home. We also break down the growing Bears stadium debate, Lake Michigan water concerns tied to data centers, Cubs struggles, Suenos Music Festival, Chicago’s Korea Town history and more.
This week on "Week in Review," we cover a restaurant owner robbed at gunpoint, a doggy daycare owner accused of animal torture, a dentist accused of leaving patients without permanent teeth and a suburban rat infestation blamed on one home. We also break down the growing Bears stadium debate, Lake Michigan water concerns tied to data centers, Cubs struggles, Suenos Music Festival, Chicago’s Korea Town history and more.
The Moments That Made Us, Volume 2: ’90s Edition
FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton talks with the biggest stars and directors in Hollywood about that iconic shot, memorable line, classic movie moment that we all know and love. And this time, it’s all about the best movies of the ‘90s!
FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton talks with the biggest stars and directors in Hollywood about that iconic shot, memorable line, classic movie moment that we all know and love. And this time, it’s all about the best movies of the ‘90s!
Wisconsin driver removes ‘road closed’ barrier; stuck in fresh concrete
WisDOT is reminding motorists to never remove or ignore traffic barriers after a driver in Milwaukee County drove into freshly poured concrete.
WisDOT is reminding motorists to never remove or ignore traffic barriers after a driver in Milwaukee County drove into freshly poured concrete.
From Albany Park to the north suburbs: The evolution of Chicago’s Koreatown
Chicago’s historic Koreatown in Albany Park has gradually shifted to the northern suburbs as Korean families sought better schools, safer neighborhoods, and expanded opportunities, transforming the community from a single neighborhood hub into a broader Chicagoland network.
Chicago’s historic Koreatown in Albany Park has gradually shifted to the northern suburbs as Korean families sought better schools, safer neighborhoods, and expanded opportunities, transforming the community from a single neighborhood hub into a broader Chicagoland network.
From Albany Park to the north suburbs: The evolution of Chicago’s Koreatown
Chicago’s historic Koreatown in Albany Park has gradually shifted to the northern suburbs as Korean families sought better schools, safer neighborhoods, and expanded opportunities, transforming the community from a single neighborhood hub into a broader Chicagoland network.
Chicago’s historic Koreatown in Albany Park has gradually shifted to the northern suburbs as Korean families sought better schools, safer neighborhoods, and expanded opportunities, transforming the community from a single neighborhood hub into a broader Chicagoland network.
Chicago-area dentist accused of leaving patients without permanent teeth: 'I used Gorilla Glue'
Jenny, a domestic violence and cancer survivor, says she paid up to $40,000 to implant dentist Dr. Paul Petrungaro for full-mouth reconstruction but was left with years of painful temporary dentures and unfinished treatment.
Jenny, a domestic violence and cancer survivor, says she paid up to $40,000 to implant dentist Dr. Paul Petrungaro for full-mouth reconstruction but was left with years of painful temporary dentures and unfinished treatment.
Chicago-area dentist accused of leaving patients without permanent teeth: 'I used Gorilla Glue'
Jenny, a domestic violence and cancer survivor, says she paid up to $40,000 to implant dentist Dr. Paul Petrungaro for full-mouth reconstruction but was left with years of painful temporary dentures and unfinished treatment.
Jenny, a domestic violence and cancer survivor, says she paid up to $40,000 to implant dentist Dr. Paul Petrungaro for full-mouth reconstruction but was left with years of painful temporary dentures and unfinished treatment.
Why Caleb Williams should focus on simplicity; Rome Odunze ready to be WR1? | Chicago Sports Tonight
Cassie Carlson and Chris Kwiecinski recap what they heard from Bears assistants and coordinators today at Halas Hall. Why are Bears defensive coaches focused on building fundamentals with the defensive line? Also, is Rome Odunze ready to step up and be the Bears #1 WR? Plus, the Caleb Williams hype machine is rolling; how can the Bears franchise QB become more efficient and consistent in year 3?
Cassie Carlson and Chris Kwiecinski recap what they heard from Bears assistants and coordinators today at Halas Hall. Why are Bears defensive coaches focused on building fundamentals with the defensive line? Also, is Rome Odunze ready to step up and be the Bears #1 WR? Plus, the Caleb Williams hype machine is rolling; how can the Bears franchise QB become more efficient and consistent in year 3?
The future of data centers | The Chicago Report
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss the future of data centers in the Chicago area.
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss the future of data centers in the Chicago area.
Legal ramifications of data centers | The Chicago Report
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss the pressures around data centers in the Chicago area.
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss the pressures around data centers in the Chicago area.
Illinois politics surrounding data centers | The Chicago report
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss Illinois politics surrounding data centers in the Chicago area.
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss Illinois politics surrounding data centers in the Chicago area.
Water shortages in data centers | The Chicago Report
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss water usage for data centers in the Chicago area.
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss water usage for data centers in the Chicago area.
Protecting water usage in data centers | The Chicago Report
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss using water for data centers in the Chicago area.
Brad Tietz, with the Data Center Coalition, Brad Klein, with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, and Jen Walling, the CEO of the Environmental Council, joins Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski to discuss using water for data centers in the Chicago area.