Former DePaul players named in game rigging indictment

More than a dozen former college basketball players have been named in a federal indictment exposing a sweeping point-shaving scheme. Prosecutors say games were rigged across three years --- 17 division one men's programs --- and 29 games. And it has local ties. Among those indicted, three former DePaul University players.  Kasey Chronis is live with details.

Alderman says fatal shooting could be drug related

Was last night's fatal shooting in Morgan Park drug related? That's what Alderman Matthew O'Shea tells Fox Chicago after we found out one man died, and two more were wounded. Fox Chicago's Bret Buganski found out it happened blocks away from a Chicago police station.

Does what you wear while flying really matter?

In recent months, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has encouraged air travelers to dress with what he called respect, saying it could help promote better behavior on flights. Shea Oakley, an aviation historian, joins us to discuss how expectations for air travel have changed over time and how the overall quality of flying has evolved.

Chicago explores selling naming rights at O’Hare and Midway airports

Chicago is exploring the possibility of selling naming rights at O’Hare and Midway airports, including areas such as parking lots, elevator banks, and changing rooms, as a way to generate new revenue. Joseph P. Schwieterman, director of the Sustainable Urban Development Program at DePaul University, explains why there may be real opportunities for the city to raise money through naming-rights deals.

Cole Kmet's family visits former baseball team

Bears tight end Cole Kmet's family took a trip down memory lane earlier today. They returned to his former high school-- St. Viator in Arlington Heights, visiting his former baseball team.

Michigan democrat proposes abolishing ICE

On Capitol Hill, democratic lawmakers are using every tool at their disposal to reform ICE - or get rid of it entirely.  The “Abolish ICE Act” is being proposed by a Michigan democrat and would dissolve the agency and end its enforcement authority.