'Price-fixing cartel': UChicago & Northwestern alumni owed money in financial aid lawsuit
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Did UChicago and Northwestern collude with other elite colleges to limit financial aid and prioritize wealthier applicants? Lead Attorney Eric Cramer with Berger Montague joins Anita Blanton to break down the multi-million dollar settlement, which students qualifies for payouts, and what comes next as remaining universities face trial over alleged "need-blind" admissions violations.

Showtime returns & Bears training camp storylines | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Devan Kaney and Sam Panayotovich are joined by The Score's Matt Spiegel to recap a special day for the Blackhawks. Showtime is back in Chicago as Patrick Kane agreed to a 2-year deal with the Hawks. How much closer does Kane make the Hawks to a playoff contender, and how impactful will Kane's leadership be on the young core? Also, does PCA have a legit chance to win MVP, and Spiegs gives a list of potential trade targets for the Sox. Plus, football season is almost here. What are the biggest storylines for the Bears as they report to training camp next week?

Not Live: Brandon Johnson (Ep.3)
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FOX Chicago's Lauren Scafidi is Not Live with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson about the love story that started with someone else's pickup attempt, the world's least creative pet names, and the art of the perfect afternoon nap.

Could the FAIR ordinance and Protecting Renters proposal combine? | The Chicago Report
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As Chicago City Council debates the future of tenant and landlord regulations, a standoff is unfolding between Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Protecting Renters Ordinance (PRO) and the alternative Fair Accountability in Rentals (FAIR) Ordinance, brought forward by the Budget Accountability Coalition. 36th Ward Alderman Gilbert Villegas joins The Chicago Report to weigh in on whether a middle ground exists and if the two competing housing proposals can be merged into one policy. 

Illinois Board votes to keep independent candidates off ballot for 4th district | The Chicago Report
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The Illinois State Board of Elections has voted to remove two independent candidates, Chicago Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez and former Latino Victory Project executive director Mayra Macías from the ballot in Illinois’ 4th Congressional District. The board accepted hearing officer recommendations that disqualified thousands of petition signatures submitted by both campaigns, leaving them short of the required 10,816 valid signatures. Macías reacts to the ruling with Anita Blanton.

CAIR Chicago talks 'ICE Out' pledge, compensation for midway blitz? | The Chicago Report
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Advocates at CAIR-Chicago are backing the "ICE Out" pledge to ensure local elected officials reject money from corporations with ties to immigration enforcement. Plus, the organization weighs in on the Midway Blitz referendum, which seeks to reimburse the city and local businesses for lost revenue following federal enforcement. Jordan Esparza-Kelley joins Anita Blanton.

CAIR Chicago talks 'ICE Out' pledge, compensation for midway blitz | The Chicago Report
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Advocates at CAIR-Chicago are backing the "ICE Out" pledge to ensure local elected officials reject money from corporations with ties to immigration enforcement. Plus, the organization weighs in on the Midway Blitz referendum, which seeks to reimburse the city and local businesses for lost revenue following federal enforcement. Jordan Esparza-Kelley joins Anita Blanton.

Democrats pick ex-Rep. Benton's replacement | Jessica Dixon Heitman joins The Chicago Report
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Democratic Party chairs in Will and Kendall counties have appointed Jessica Dixon Heitman to fill the vacancy in Illinois' 97th House District and serve as the Democratic nominee in the upcoming general election. Heitman was officially sworn in following the resignation of former State Representative Harry Benton. We cover Heitman’s appointment, her vision for ethics reform in Springfield and her goals for the 97th District.

Chicago nonprofit Cardz for Kidz approaches milestone of 1 million cards delivered worldwide

Sometimes, the simplest messages can offer the greatest comfort to those navigating a difficult road. For the founder of one Chicago nonprofit, that act of kindness is rooted in a deeply personal experience.

Chicago nonprofit Cardz for Kidz approaches milestone of 1 million cards delivered worldwide
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Sometimes, the simplest messages can offer the greatest comfort to those navigating a difficult road. For the founder of one Chicago nonprofit, that act of kindness is rooted in a deeply personal experience.

$2M settlement reached after former Chicago podiatrist accused of sexual misconduct

An attorney representing two Chicago college students is speaking out after the women filed separate civil lawsuits against former podiatrist Asim Qureshi and Michigan Avenue Podiatry.

$2M settlement reached after former Chicago podiatrist accused of sexual misconduct
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An attorney representing two Chicago college students is speaking out after the women filed separate civil lawsuits against former podiatrist Asim Qureshi and Michigan Avenue Podiatry.

Spain’s '85 Bears Defense + Will Cubs and Sox buy big at deadline? | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Fox Chicago's Devan Kaney is joined by Fox Sports' Danny Parkins, and they break down Spain’s historic World Cup final win over Messi and Argentina—shutting down two of the highest-scoring offenses in football history. Was this literally the soccer equivalent of the 1985 Chicago Bears defense? And after celebrating the 10-year 2016 World Series anniversary, can this current squad actually contend for a ring? Plus, sitting in 1st place in the AL Central ahead of the Guardians, should Chris Getz stay put, or make a small buy at the trade deadline to push this team over the top? Finally, Bears training camp is one week away; we unpack the biggest position battles and answer the ultimate question: can Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams take this offense into top-5 territory in Year 2?

2016 Cubs Reunion, Bears Camp Countdown & White Sox Stay Hot | Chicago Sports Tonight
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FOX Chicago's Sam Panayotovich is joined by The Score's Mark Grote and Westwood One's Adam Abdalla to discuss the 2016 Cubs reunion, the White Sox's recent success, Spain's 1-0 World Cup win over Argentina, Bears training camp storylines, and J.J. Watt's memorable fan encounter in New York.

 What will be the biggest storyline of Bears training camp? | The Offseason - EP 21
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Training camp just over a week away as Cassie Carlson. the Athletic’s Dan Wiederer and Fox Chicago’s analyst Anthony Herron break down the biggest storylines to look out for.

200% economic return? New report looks at Rebuild Illinois plan 6 years later | The Chicago Report
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A new analysis of the six-year, $30 billion "Rebuild Illinois" capital program reveals the historic infrastructure initiative delivered a  200% return on investment to the state's economy. Frank Manzo with the Illinois Economic Policy Institute explains the report. 

Cook County voters will decide on 'Millionaire's Tax' referendum this November | The Chicago Report
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Cook County voters will decide this November on a proposed 3% income tax surcharge for individuals earning more than $1 million annually. The non-binding advisory referendum aims to gauge support for passing it and utilizing the revenue to split funding  between public education and local property tax relief. Anita Blanton breaks down the resolution with Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller.

The face of the 'Chicago Flips Red' movement is running for mayor | The Chicago Report
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Retired Chicago police officer Danielle Carter-Walters is looking to upset the political status quo. The face of the grassroots initiative "Chicago Flips Red" joins Anita Blanton on The Chicago Report to talk about her bid for mayor. From blasting the city's sanctuary policies and public safety approach to facing off against the Chicago Teachers Union and Cook County officials, Carter-Walters explains the issues driving her campaign.

Not Live: Gov. J.B. Pritzker (Ep. 2)
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Go behind the scenes with FOX Chicago’s Lauren Scafidi as she sits down with Governor J.B. Pritzker for a candid 43-minute conversation you won't see on the nightly news. From his childhood bedroom posters and high school theater days to deep-dish debates, the future of the Chicago Bears, passing out shots of Malört and taking Wes Moore to Wiener Circle, meet the human side of "JB."