White Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Shirley talks process to decide No. 1 overall pick
Saturday is a big day for the Chicago White Sox. They'll add a No. 1 overall pick to their pipeline. White Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Shirley explained the team's process to decide who goes No. 1 overall.
Saturday is a big day for the Chicago White Sox. They'll add a No. 1 overall pick to their pipeline. White Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Shirley explained the team's process to decide who goes No. 1 overall.
Not Live
Not Live is a Podcast where newsmakers stop giving soundbites and start having real conversations. It's going beyond the headlines to talk about the stories, personalities and experiences that don't fit in a two minute TV segment. It's unscripted, unexpected, and a chance to get to know people beyond their big fancy titles. Not Live drops Thursdays at noon on YouTube (Fox32Chicago), our website foxchicago.com, our FOX Local app, as well as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.
Not Live is a Podcast where newsmakers stop giving soundbites and start having real conversations. It's going beyond the headlines to talk about the stories, personalities and experiences that don't fit in a two minute TV segment. It's unscripted, unexpected, and a chance to get to know people beyond their big fancy titles. Not Live drops Thursdays at noon on YouTube (Fox32Chicago), our website foxchicago.com, our FOX Local app, as well as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.
Family sues El Segundo daycare after toddler suffers brain injury in fall
A lawsuit filed against the Bay Club El Segundo alleges a toddler suffered a traumatic brain injury after an employee dropped him, and claims the daycare lacked a license.
A lawsuit filed against the Bay Club El Segundo alleges a toddler suffered a traumatic brain injury after an employee dropped him, and claims the daycare lacked a license.
"The biggest Monday Night Football event in the history of American sports" | Chicago Sports Tonight
Fox Sports World Cup broadcaster Tyler Terens joins Cassie Carlson to preview tonight's USA vs. Belgium match in the Round of 16. Was suspending Flo Balgun's red card the right decision by FIFA? Also, how is this USA team different than the one that lost to Belgium in a friendly a few months ago? Plus, Tyler explains why this is the biggest Monday Night Football event in the history of American sports.
Fox Sports World Cup broadcaster Tyler Terens joins Cassie Carlson to preview tonight's USA vs. Belgium match in the Round of 16. Was suspending Flo Balgun's red card the right decision by FIFA? Also, how is this USA team different than the one that lost to Belgium in a friendly a few months ago? Plus, Tyler explains why this is the biggest Monday Night Football event in the history of American sports.
Christopher Nolan on how his Chicago-area roots influenced 'The Odyssey'
With The Odyssey opening in theaters July 17, FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton talks with director Christopher Nolan about how the Chicago-area influenced his new film.
With The Odyssey opening in theaters July 17, FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton talks with director Christopher Nolan about how the Chicago-area influenced his new film.
Viral Chicago rat attack story leads to eye-saving diagnosis
A Chicago man whose story of waking up to what he believed was a rat chewing on his face captured the attention of millions is now receiving treatment after doctors watching FOX Chicago’s report stepped in to help.
A Chicago man whose story of waking up to what he believed was a rat chewing on his face captured the attention of millions is now receiving treatment after doctors watching FOX Chicago’s report stepped in to help.
Viral Chicago rat attack story leads to eye-saving diagnosis
A Rogers Park man's viral story about waking up to what he believed was a rat chewing on his face led doctors to identify and treat a serious eye infection that could have caused permanent vision loss.
A Rogers Park man's viral story about waking up to what he believed was a rat chewing on his face led doctors to identify and treat a serious eye infection that could have caused permanent vision loss.
Hidden Pullman archives bring Chicago history to life ahead of America's 250th anniversary
At Pullman National Historical Park, lost archives and hidden artifacts are helping to bring the community's story to life.
At Pullman National Historical Park, lost archives and hidden artifacts are helping to bring the community's story to life.
Pullman: The lost archives and hidden artifacts
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we are taking a look at the places and spaces that helped shape our nation. FOX Chicago's Kasey Chronis is uncovering the lost archives and hidden artifacts that are bringing the story of Pullman National Historical Park to life.
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we are taking a look at the places and spaces that helped shape our nation. FOX Chicago's Kasey Chronis is uncovering the lost archives and hidden artifacts that are bringing the story of Pullman National Historical Park to life.
Millie Bobby Brown opens up about the wedding mishap
FOX Chicago’s Jake Hamilton joins Good Day Chicago to break down the latest in Hollywood, from Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber going up for auction to an interview with Millie Bobby Brown.
FOX Chicago’s Jake Hamilton joins Good Day Chicago to break down the latest in Hollywood, from Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber going up for auction to an interview with Millie Bobby Brown.
NFL's Calais Campbell's mother killed in Buckhead: 911 call released
Atlanta police released the 911 call and mug shot connected to the Buckhead homicide investigation involving the family of former Falcons player Calais Campbell.
Atlanta police released the 911 call and mug shot connected to the Buckhead homicide investigation involving the family of former Falcons player Calais Campbell.
As America nears 250th birthday, Pullman National Historical Park reflects nation's railroad, labor legacy
Before luxury train travel, passengers rode on wooden benches. George Pullman's "hotels on wheels" changed that — and helped reshape America. Now, Pullman National Historical Park is bringing that history back to life.
Before luxury train travel, passengers rode on wooden benches. George Pullman's "hotels on wheels" changed that — and helped reshape America. Now, Pullman National Historical Park is bringing that history back to life.
How Chicago's Pullman neighborhood helped build America
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Chicago's Pullman neighborhood is reflecting on its outsized role in shaping American rail travel, labor history and urban development while preparing for a major restoration and revival.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Chicago's Pullman neighborhood is reflecting on its outsized role in shaping American rail travel, labor history and urban development while preparing for a major restoration and revival.
Mother of former Atlanta Falcons player found dead, brother arrested
A welfare check at a Buckhead home spiraled into a homicide investigation Tuesday afternoon after police discovered a woman dead and detained her barricaded son following a forced entry.
A welfare check at a Buckhead home spiraled into a homicide investigation Tuesday afternoon after police discovered a woman dead and detained her barricaded son following a forced entry.
Mexico ends 40-year knockout drought, beats Ecuador to advance to Round of 16
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2–0 to reach the World Cup round of 16, ending a 40-year knockout-stage winless drought.
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2–0 to reach the World Cup round of 16, ending a 40-year knockout-stage winless drought.
'Tie Tuesday' gives Chicago kids a reason to dress up — and stand tall
It's more than just fashion for some Chicago kids -- the tie means something special to them. Photojournalist Jonathan Young introduces us to 'Tie Tuesday.'
It's more than just fashion for some Chicago kids -- the tie means something special to them. Photojournalist Jonathan Young introduces us to 'Tie Tuesday.'
One in 25,000 people has PKU. This suburban Chicago mom—and her daughter—are among them
A Crystal Lake woman who teaches special education in Chicago Public Schools has managed phenylketonuria, a rare genetic condition that makes protein toxic to the brain, since she was diagnosed at 14 days old.
A Crystal Lake woman who teaches special education in Chicago Public Schools has managed phenylketonuria, a rare genetic condition that makes protein toxic to the brain, since she was diagnosed at 14 days old.
One in 25,000 people has PKU. This suburban Chicago mom—and her daughter—are among them
A Crystal Lake woman who teaches special education in Chicago Public Schools has managed phenylketonuria, a rare genetic condition that makes protein toxic to the brain, since she was diagnosed at 14 days old.
A Crystal Lake woman who teaches special education in Chicago Public Schools has managed phenylketonuria, a rare genetic condition that makes protein toxic to the brain, since she was diagnosed at 14 days old.
What happens to Soldier Field if the Bears leave? Experts debate future of Chicago landmark
As the Bears consider leaving Chicago, experts and city leaders are debating whether Soldier Field should be renovated, downsized or redeveloped to remain financially viable while preserving its historic and public lakefront role.
As the Bears consider leaving Chicago, experts and city leaders are debating whether Soldier Field should be renovated, downsized or redeveloped to remain financially viable while preserving its historic and public lakefront role.
4th District Ballot battle continues | The Chicago Report
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.
There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.