Special Report: How missing persons investigations work
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In a FOX 32 special report, Anita Padilla looks at how missing persons investigators do their jobs and all the challenges they face in real life.

Northwestern students invent 'Steady Scrib' to help people with Parkinson's write

"Me and all of my siblings and all my cousins would receive weekly handwritten letters from my Pops," said Isabelle Mokotoff, a junior studying entrepreneurship and journalism at Northwestern University. 

Inside Chicago's greatest movie memorabilia collection

Who knew that one of the greatest collections of movie props and memorabilia on the planet was buried underground in the suburbs of Chicago.

Inside Chicago's greatest movie memorabilia collection
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Props from movies like Back to the Future and Indiana Jones are being kept in a secure undisclosed location in the Chicago suburbs. Fox 32's Jake Hamilton gets a tour inside from collector Dan Lanigan.

Deadly drug 'Tranq' on the rise in Chicago area
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Drug dealers are selling powders and pills that contain fentanyl, but now a dangerous animal tranquilizer is being added to the mix. Xylazine in humans can cause open wounds, amputations and even death.

'Tranq' in Chicago: Officials warn of new street drug causing massive harm

Drug dealers are selling powders and pills that contain fentanyl, but now a dangerous animal tranquilizer is being added to the mix. Xylazine in humans can cause open wounds, amputations and even death.

Special Report preview: Raising awareness about the dangers of 'Tranq'
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Drug dealers are selling powders and pills that contain fentanyl, but now a dangerous animal tranquilizer is being added to the mix. Xylazine in humans can cause open wounds, amputations and even death.

Russell Crowe on how 'The Exorcist' awakened his fear of scary movies
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Oscar-winner Russell Crowe talks with FOX 32 Entertainment Reporter Jake Hamilton about the horror genre and a very memorable viewing of "The Exorcist."

Fitness Friday: Spring clean your wellness routine
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This spring consider adding walking to your work out routine. A strenuous workout isn't always better. Getting outside for just 10 minutes to walk can be beneficial, experts say.

'The Book of Mormon' makes triumphant return to Chicago
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FOX 32 Entertainment Reporter Jake Hamilton spoke with one of the top stars of "The Book of Mormon," Sam McLellan (?Elder Price?) about the show?s raunchy sense of humor.

Zee Clarke on the healing power and importance of breathwork
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Zee Clarke, author of "Black People Breathe," talks about how breathwork can reinvigorate, heal and calm during some of our most stressful moments

Skateboarding pig named Norbert is a hit in Chicago suburb of Buffalo Grove

"They're considered the fourth or fifth smartest animal behind elephants, dolphins and primates. So he picks up on things very, very quickly," said Vince. 

Fitness Friday: Attacking fitness as a team at XSport Naperville
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XSport Fitness in Naperville lets you tackle exercising as a team. With new technology, a class full of people follow a guided cycling workout while competing with other teams across the nation. Fox 32's Anita Blanton has the story.

The rise of ChatGPT in schools, businesses

At the forefront of an evolving artificial intelligence landscape, ChatGPT has taken the tech world by storm. The chatbot quietly debuted four months ago but quickly positioned itself as a leader in the world of artificial intelligence bots.

The rise of ChatGPT in schools, businesses
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At the forefront of an evolving artificial intelligence landscape, ChatGPT has taken the tech world by storm. The chatbot quietly debuted four months ago but quickly positioned itself as a leader in the world of artificial intelligence bots.

Clothilde Ewing on the importance of representation for the development of young children
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Clothilde Ewing, author of "Stella and the Mystery of the Missing Tooth," talks about the importance of representation in childrens books and reflects on her career and how she wants to give back.

'Golden Girls' convention returning to Chicago in April

"Normalizing the chosen family, normalizing that you don't have to follow the path that society dictates in order to be a contributor to society, to have a fulfilled life – I think that's something that definitely resonated in the show then and now," said one of the cofounders.