The Offseason: Ben Johnson's coaching style showcased at Bears minicamp
This week on 'The Offseason': The Bears wrap up three days of minicamp where Ben Johnson emphasized attention to details. The Athletic's Adam Jahns discusses the difference in coaching style from previous head coaches and how Jaquan Brisker came back from a season-ending concussion. Lou Canellis on his observations from day two of practice. Plus, Gervon Dexter talks about becoming a leader on the defense and Tyrique Stevenson lays out his goals for the season.
This week on 'The Offseason': The Bears wrap up three days of minicamp where Ben Johnson emphasized attention to details. The Athletic's Adam Jahns discusses the difference in coaching style from previous head coaches and how Jaquan Brisker came back from a season-ending concussion. Lou Canellis on his observations from day two of practice. Plus, Gervon Dexter talks about becoming a leader on the defense and Tyrique Stevenson lays out his goals for the season.
Week in Review: ICE raids in Chicago, CTA funding & an airport charger warning
On this episode of "Week in Review," ICE raids in Chicago spark street protests and community reactions. Next, with the CTA facing financial troubles and Metra stations in disrepair, what is going on with transit funding? Then, a warning against airport phone chargers and some tips on using digital coupons. Plus, some tiny state in New England claims they're America?s pizza capital. We investigate their obvious delusions.
On this episode of "Week in Review," ICE raids in Chicago spark street protests and community reactions. Next, with the CTA facing financial troubles and Metra stations in disrepair, what is going on with transit funding? Then, a warning against airport phone chargers and some tips on using digital coupons. Plus, some tiny state in New England claims they're America?s pizza capital. We investigate their obvious delusions.
South Side soundtrack: Beloved White Sox organist Nancy Faust making a comeback
A Chicago legend returns: Nancy Faust is back at the organ for some White Sox games this summer.
A Chicago legend returns: Nancy Faust is back at the organ for some White Sox games this summer.
Paris on Politics: Gov. Pritzker heading to DC next week to testify
Gov. Pritzker is heading to Washington, D.C. next week to testify on immigrant sanctuary state laws before the U.S. House Oversight Committee.
Gov. Pritzker is heading to Washington, D.C. next week to testify on immigrant sanctuary state laws before the U.S. House Oversight Committee.
Paris on Politics: One-on-one with conductor Enrique Mazzola
The Lyric Opera of Chicago is getting ready for its fall season, featuring big productions of classics like "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Carmina Burana."
The Lyric Opera of Chicago is getting ready for its fall season, featuring big productions of classics like "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Carmina Burana."
Paris on Politics: Tapper, Thompson talk 'Original Sin'
Veteran Washington journalists Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson go beyond the spin in their hotly debated new book "Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, it's Cover Up and the Disastrous Decision to Run Again."
Veteran Washington journalists Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson go beyond the spin in their hotly debated new book "Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, it's Cover Up and the Disastrous Decision to Run Again."
5 revelations from ?Original Sin?, book on Biden?s decline | Paris on Politics
An explosive new book chronicles the handling of Joe Biden's decline. ?Original Sin? authors Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson speak with ?Paris on Politics? host Paris Schutz about what they?ve uncovered. Here are five revelations.
An explosive new book chronicles the handling of Joe Biden's decline. ?Original Sin? authors Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson speak with ?Paris on Politics? host Paris Schutz about what they?ve uncovered. Here are five revelations.
Paris on Politics: ICE agents in Chicago, 1% grocery tax, and CTA funding concerns
On this episode of ?Paris on Politics,? we discuss the chaos that erupted in Chicago?s South Loop as ICE agents reportedly detained individuals, prompting local public officials to speak out against the actions. Then, will the city keep a 1% grocery tax? Opinions are divided on its impact. Additionally, the recently passed $55 billion state budget raises questions about what it means for Chicago transit and the state's public schools. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
On this episode of ?Paris on Politics,? we discuss the chaos that erupted in Chicago?s South Loop as ICE agents reportedly detained individuals, prompting local public officials to speak out against the actions. Then, will the city keep a 1% grocery tax? Opinions are divided on its impact. Additionally, the recently passed $55 billion state budget raises questions about what it means for Chicago transit and the state's public schools. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: Illinois' FY 2026 Education Budget
Public schools aren't seeing as big of a boost in state funding as they might have wanted.
Public schools aren't seeing as big of a boost in state funding as they might have wanted.
Paris on Politics: GOP bashes state spending plan
Gov. Pritzker has signaled he'll sign the $55 billion spending plan passed by the Illinois House and Senate.
Gov. Pritzker has signaled he'll sign the $55 billion spending plan passed by the Illinois House and Senate.
Paris on Politics: ICE detains multiple people, draws protesters
Chaos and confusion in the South Loop as multiple immigrants were reportedly detained.
Chaos and confusion in the South Loop as multiple immigrants were reportedly detained.
Illinois bill targets digital coupon problems after shopper complaints
They're supposed to help you save some time and money when grocery shopping, but digital coupons don’t always do that and it’s a problem many shoppers seem to be having.
They're supposed to help you save some time and money when grocery shopping, but digital coupons don’t always do that and it’s a problem many shoppers seem to be having.
Illinois bill targets digital coupon problems after shopper complaints
They're supposed to help you save some time and money when grocery shopping, but digital coupons don?t always do that, and it?s a problem many shoppers seem to be having.
They're supposed to help you save some time and money when grocery shopping, but digital coupons don?t always do that, and it?s a problem many shoppers seem to be having.
Washington man supplied chemicals used in Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing, FBI says
Federal authorities announced Wednesday that one suspect, Daniel Park, was arrested and extradited from Poland after the blast killed his alleged collaborator, Edward Bartkus.
Federal authorities announced Wednesday that one suspect, Daniel Park, was arrested and extradited from Poland after the blast killed his alleged collaborator, Edward Bartkus.
Paris on Politics: Bears stadium, Orland Park?s new mayor and Democrats? male issue?
Democratic Chicago-based Illinois Representative Kam Buckner is stepping up to do the job that Mayor Brandon Johnson has struggled with: buying time to keep the Bears from leaving the lakefront for Arlington Heights. Meanwhile, the local leader of the Anti-Defamation League speaks out about a climate of hate following another anti-Semitic attack in Boulder, Colorado. Additionally, the new mayor of suburban Orland Park is facing challenges, and celebrated New York Times columnist David French discusses why Democrats are encountering issues with masculinity. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Democratic Chicago-based Illinois Representative Kam Buckner is stepping up to do the job that Mayor Brandon Johnson has struggled with: buying time to keep the Bears from leaving the lakefront for Arlington Heights. Meanwhile, the local leader of the Anti-Defamation League speaks out about a climate of hate following another anti-Semitic attack in Boulder, Colorado. Additionally, the new mayor of suburban Orland Park is facing challenges, and celebrated New York Times columnist David French discusses why Democrats are encountering issues with masculinity. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: Democrats' male problem?
David French is a prominent New York Times conservative columnist who has been documenting the split in the Evangelical church between conservative support of Trump and MAGA and traditional Christian values of loving thy neighbor.
David French is a prominent New York Times conservative columnist who has been documenting the split in the Evangelical church between conservative support of Trump and MAGA and traditional Christian values of loving thy neighbor.
Paris on Politics: Lynyrd Skynyrd & Jumbotrons
Jumbotrons and Lynyrd Skynyrd -- these are two of the issues facing the new mayor of suburban Orland Park.
Jumbotrons and Lynyrd Skynyrd -- these are two of the issues facing the new mayor of suburban Orland Park.
Paris on Politics: Boulder attack suspect charged with hate crime
Federal authorities say the suspect in the attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, planned it for a year. Joining us on Paris on Politics is the Anti-Defamation League's Midwest Director David Goldenberg.
Federal authorities say the suspect in the attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, planned it for a year. Joining us on Paris on Politics is the Anti-Defamation League's Midwest Director David Goldenberg.
Ana de Armas takes on Keanu Reeves in new ‘John Wick’ spinoff ‘Ballerina’
After four cinematic installments in the wildly popular “John Wick" action movie franchise, the universe is getting even bigger with the release of the new spinoff “Ballerina."
After four cinematic installments in the wildly popular “John Wick" action movie franchise, the universe is getting even bigger with the release of the new spinoff “Ballerina."
'Sports Science' host John Brenkus dies at 54
John Brenkus, a TV producer who was known for hosting the show, Sports Science, has died at 54.
John Brenkus, a TV producer who was known for hosting the show, Sports Science, has died at 54.