Chicago dog owners report injuries after park renovations
Residents in Roscoe Village are calling on the Chicago Park District to take action after a recent improvement project at Hamlin Park allegedly left dogs with bloody paws and made the space more dangerous.
Residents in Roscoe Village are calling on the Chicago Park District to take action after a recent improvement project at Hamlin Park allegedly left dogs with bloody paws and made the space more dangerous.
Chicago mother keeps fighting for justice nearly 5 years after son's killing
Nearly five years after 4-year-old Mychal "MJ" Moultry Jr. was killed in a hail of gunfire inside a South Side apartment, his mother is still searching for justice.
Nearly five years after 4-year-old Mychal "MJ" Moultry Jr. was killed in a hail of gunfire inside a South Side apartment, his mother is still searching for justice.
Nearly 5 years after 4-year-old was killed in Chicago, mother continues fight for justice
Nearly five years after 4-year-old Mychal "MJ" Moultry Jr. was killed in a hail of gunfire while visiting Chicago, his mother says she hasn't stopped fighting for justice.
Nearly five years after 4-year-old Mychal "MJ" Moultry Jr. was killed in a hail of gunfire while visiting Chicago, his mother says she hasn't stopped fighting for justice.
Chicago dog owners report paw injuries after Hamlin Park renovations
Residents in Roscoe Village are calling on the Chicago Park District to take action after a recent improvement project at Hamlin Park allegedly left dogs with bloody paws and made the space more dangerous.
Residents in Roscoe Village are calling on the Chicago Park District to take action after a recent improvement project at Hamlin Park allegedly left dogs with bloody paws and made the space more dangerous.
Reality TV's Sidney Starr arrested for child sex assault in Georgia
A reality television celebrity faces multiple felony charges after police arrested her Sunday in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a juvenile at a Hapeville hotel.
A reality television celebrity faces multiple felony charges after police arrested her Sunday in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a juvenile at a Hapeville hotel.
Deadly boat crash, Lollapalooza, Bears & more | Week In Review
Coming up on FOX Chicago's "Week in Review:" A Lisle man is held without pretrial release after a deadly boat crash, powerful storms leave damage across Chicagoland, and thousands of music fans pack Grant Park as Lollapalooza gets underway. Plus, DNA evidence links a CPS teacher to a student's child, the Bears gear up for football season, and University of Illinois students give Little Village kids a hands-on look at careers in veterinary medicine.
Coming up on FOX Chicago's "Week in Review:" A Lisle man is held without pretrial release after a deadly boat crash, powerful storms leave damage across Chicagoland, and thousands of music fans pack Grant Park as Lollapalooza gets underway. Plus, DNA evidence links a CPS teacher to a student's child, the Bears gear up for football season, and University of Illinois students give Little Village kids a hands-on look at careers in veterinary medicine.
LA influencer accused of robbing wealthy people she met on dating apps arrested again
Social media influencer and OnlyFans model Mia Ventura was re-arrested in Beverly Hills on new Riverside County theft allegations while awaiting trial for dating app burglaries.
Social media influencer and OnlyFans model Mia Ventura was re-arrested in Beverly Hills on new Riverside County theft allegations while awaiting trial for dating app burglaries.
Not Live: Barstool Eddie (Ep. 4)
FOX Chicago's Lauren Scafidi is Not Live with "Barstool Eddie" Farrer diving into grinding 6 years for free, Chicago hot dog etiquette & working for Dave Portnoy.
FOX Chicago's Lauren Scafidi is Not Live with "Barstool Eddie" Farrer diving into grinding 6 years for free, Chicago hot dog etiquette & working for Dave Portnoy.
Should Chicago delay the search for its next police chief? CCPSA's Anthony Driver Jr. says yes
CCPSA member Anthony Driver Jr. joins us to explain why he wrote a letter to City Council asking alders to extend the search for Chicago’s next police superintendent until after the upcoming mayoral election. He discusses why he thinks top national candidates might hesitate to apply during political uncertainty and responds to Mayor Brandon Johnson's opposition to changing the timeline.
CCPSA member Anthony Driver Jr. joins us to explain why he wrote a letter to City Council asking alders to extend the search for Chicago’s next police superintendent until after the upcoming mayoral election. He discusses why he thinks top national candidates might hesitate to apply during political uncertainty and responds to Mayor Brandon Johnson's opposition to changing the timeline.
'He should go to jail': DNA proves CPS teacher fathered student’s child, but law says it’s too late
After 40 years of carrying the trauma alone, Nancy Alexander received DNA confirmation linking her daughter’s father to her alleged abuser — but a statute of limitations prevents criminal charges.
After 40 years of carrying the trauma alone, Nancy Alexander received DNA confirmation linking her daughter’s father to her alleged abuser — but a statute of limitations prevents criminal charges.
DNA proves CPS teacher fathered student’s child, but law says it’s too late
After 40 years of carrying the trauma alone, Nancy Alexander received DNA confirmation linking her daughter’s father to her alleged abuser — but a statute of limitations prevents criminal charges.
After 40 years of carrying the trauma alone, Nancy Alexander received DNA confirmation linking her daughter’s father to her alleged abuser — but a statute of limitations prevents criminal charges.
Apalachee High School shooter Colt Gray gets life without parole
Colt Gray, 16, was sentenced Tuesday to life without parole for the September 2024 Apalachee High School shooting in Barrow County.
Colt Gray, 16, was sentenced Tuesday to life without parole for the September 2024 Apalachee High School shooting in Barrow County.
An inside look at the campaign pushes behind the Chicago mayoral race | The Chicago Report
The Chicago mayor race is heating up with several up-and-coming candidates trying to join the fold.
The Chicago mayor race is heating up with several up-and-coming candidates trying to join the fold.
'We have forgotten how big Rome Odunze needs to be for this team' | Chicago Sports Tonight
On the eve of Bears training camp, Devan Kaney and FS1's Danny Parkins preview the biggest storylines heading into practices. Also, will Caleb Williams' progression overcome the Bears' roster regression? Plus, Danny explains how Rome Odunze has become a forgotten player and how important Odunze is for the Bears offense.
On the eve of Bears training camp, Devan Kaney and FS1's Danny Parkins preview the biggest storylines heading into practices. Also, will Caleb Williams' progression overcome the Bears' roster regression? Plus, Danny explains how Rome Odunze has become a forgotten player and how important Odunze is for the Bears offense.
Police chase suspect stops, fills full tank of gas mid-pursuit in Los Angeles County
A police chase suspect is in custody – but not before leading a dramatic half-hour pursuit across Los Angeles County.
A police chase suspect is in custody – but not before leading a dramatic half-hour pursuit across Los Angeles County.
Nolan Wells findings, Patrick Kane returns, Bears stadium & more | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review:" New independent autopsy findings were released in the death of Nolan Wells, Patrick Kane is returning to the Blackhawks, a new Bears stadium proposal is making headlines and four rescued beluga whales have arrived at Shedd Aquarium. Plus, we look at wildfire smoke over Chicagoland, a Chicago police officer shot, Save-A-Lot store closures, Mayor Brandon Johnson, the NAACP National Convention and more.
This week on "Week in Review:" New independent autopsy findings were released in the death of Nolan Wells, Patrick Kane is returning to the Blackhawks, a new Bears stadium proposal is making headlines and four rescued beluga whales have arrived at Shedd Aquarium. Plus, we look at wildfire smoke over Chicagoland, a Chicago police officer shot, Save-A-Lot store closures, Mayor Brandon Johnson, the NAACP National Convention and more.
Illinois GOP running mate Aaron Del Mar demands ethics reform amid democratic scandal in Springfield
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Aaron Del Mar joins The Chicago Report to address recent ethics scandals surrounding Illinois House Democrats, including former Rep. Harry Benton and Rep. Carol Ammons. Del Mar outlines the ethics reforms he and gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey are demanding and weighs in on releasing the Legislative Inspector General's report. Plus, Del Mar defends a proposal to subject non-profits receiving state grant funding to public records laws.
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Aaron Del Mar joins The Chicago Report to address recent ethics scandals surrounding Illinois House Democrats, including former Rep. Harry Benton and Rep. Carol Ammons. Del Mar outlines the ethics reforms he and gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey are demanding and weighs in on releasing the Legislative Inspector General's report. Plus, Del Mar defends a proposal to subject non-profits receiving state grant funding to public records laws.
Illinois GOP running mate Aaron Del Mar demands ethics reform amid democratic scandal in Springfield
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Aaron Del Mar joins The Chicago Report to address recent ethics scandals surrounding Illinois House Democrats, including former Rep. Harry Benton and Rep. Carol Ammons. Del Mar outlines the ethics reforms he and gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey are demanding and weighs in on releasing the Legislative Inspector General's report. Plus, Del Mar defends a proposal to subject non-profits receiving state grant funding to public records laws.
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor Aaron Del Mar joins The Chicago Report to address recent ethics scandals surrounding Illinois House Democrats, including former Rep. Harry Benton and Rep. Carol Ammons. Del Mar outlines the ethics reforms he and gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey are demanding and weighs in on releasing the Legislative Inspector General's report. Plus, Del Mar defends a proposal to subject non-profits receiving state grant funding to public records laws.
$50K per year in prison: Illinois' new exoneration compensation law | The Chicago Report
Illinois is increasing compensation for wrongfully convicted residents to up to $50,000 for every year spent in prison under the newly signed Certificate of Innocence Act. State Senator Elgie Sims joins the show to discuss why it took until 2026 for Illinois to adopt the federal standard, how the law expands eligibility to juveniles and probation cases and whether past exonerees can receive retroactive pay.
Illinois is increasing compensation for wrongfully convicted residents to up to $50,000 for every year spent in prison under the newly signed Certificate of Innocence Act. State Senator Elgie Sims joins the show to discuss why it took until 2026 for Illinois to adopt the federal standard, how the law expands eligibility to juveniles and probation cases and whether past exonerees can receive retroactive pay.
SEIU backs Jessica Biggs as CTU slams campaign donors in heated school board race | Chicago Report
The battle for the Chicago Board of Education is heating up as SEIU Local 73 officially endorses Board Member Jessica Biggs for Board President, exposing a growing divide between public school unions. Meanwhile, the Chicago Teachers Union is attacking board president candidate Biggs over campaign donations, alleging she is backed by wealthy business leaders linked to past administration school closures. Jessica Biggs joins the show to respond to the CTU, explain what the SEIU endorsement means for her campaign, and share her vision for leading the district during Chicago's historic first-ever elected school board race.
The battle for the Chicago Board of Education is heating up as SEIU Local 73 officially endorses Board Member Jessica Biggs for Board President, exposing a growing divide between public school unions. Meanwhile, the Chicago Teachers Union is attacking board president candidate Biggs over campaign donations, alleging she is backed by wealthy business leaders linked to past administration school closures. Jessica Biggs joins the show to respond to the CTU, explain what the SEIU endorsement means for her campaign, and share her vision for leading the district during Chicago's historic first-ever elected school board race.