Chicago woman charged with sex trafficking runaway teenage girl
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday they arrested and charged a Chicago woman who allegedly befriended a runaway teenage girl and then sex trafficked her.
Vandals paint graffiti on Jewish symbol in Chicago
Vandals struck a symbol of a Jewish holiday in the heart of Chicago.
Chicago mayor unveils nearly $17 billion budget plan
Mayor Lori Lightfoot delivered Chicago's 2022 budget proposal at City Hall on Monday.
Metallica performs surprise concert in Chicago
Fans lined up around Clark Street in Chicago on Monday for a chance to jam to Metallica without having to pay much.
Chicago musician injured in horrific California car crash
A beloved Chicago musician survived a horrific car crash on her way home from a performance Saturday night outside Los Angeles.
Chicago musician hospitalized with severe injuries after horrific crash in California
Chihsuan Yang says she's thankful she and her loved ones are alive, and a GoFundMe campaign has been set up to help them in the coming months.
Armed robbers steal money from Portillo's drive-thru order takers in Niles: police
Two drive-thru order takers at a Portillo’s in suburban Chicago were robbed at gunpoint Monday.
Chicago Mayor Lightfoot pitches $500 monthly payments to poor families
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot pitched a pilot program Monday giving $500 monthly payments to low-income households.
'Cats in Action' makes it their mission to feed, neuter feral cats
FOX 32 goes 1-on-1 with Liz Houtz, co-founder of 'Cats in Action'
Jason Sudeikis credits Chicago theaters for Emmy success
FOX 32 goes 1-on-1 with Mick Napier of The Annoyance Theatre.
US to allow more vaccinated travelers back into the country
FOX 32 goes 1-on-1 with DePaul University Professor Joe Schwieterman.
Girl, 15, shot on Chicago's West Side
A teenage girl was shot Monday on the West Side.
Metallica performs surprise concert at Metro in Chicago
Fans lined up around Clark Street in Chicago on Monday for a chance to jam to Metallica without having to pay much.
Mayor Lightfoot delivers budget address
Mayor Lori Lightfoot delivered Chicago's 2022 budget proposal at City Hall on Monday.
Mexican Independence Day celebrations result in 700 citations issued
Widespread Mexican Independence Day celebrations in Chicago last week led to several arrests and hundreds of citations.
Vandals paint graffiti on Jewish symbol in Daley Plaza
Vandals struck a symbol of a Jewish holiday in the heart of Chicago.
Cast of 'Chicago Party Aunt' talks about series debut
The series premiered on Netflix over the weekend, with many Chicagoans spotting countless city landmarks and local restaurant favorites animated into the city.
Metallica announces "pop-up" concert Monday in Chicago
Metal legends Metallica have announced they will play a "pop-up concert" in Chicago on Monday night.
Professor yelled racial slurs, spit on Black woman and 7-year-old outside Jewel-Osco: prosecutors
A health sciences professor has been charged with a felony hate crime after he allegedly yelled racial slurs and spit on a Black woman and her daughter outside a Jewel-Osco in Oak Park earlier this month.
Man sentenced to 6 years for burglarizing Naperville jewelry store during George Floyd protests
A Chicago man was sentenced to six years in prison for breaking into a Naperville jewelry store during the protests that followed the murder of George Floyd in June 2020.