Chicago Public Schools no longer requiring masks for teachers, students

The union says dropping the mask mandate violates their work agreement and leaves educators and children on the South and West Sides unprotected.

Chicago pizza chain fined $188K for shortchanging employees' overtime wages

An Illinois-based pizzeria chain owes its employees over $180,000 in back wages and damages after federal investigators determined the owner had violated labor laws for the second time in six years.

Gas price spike hitting Chicagoans hard at the pump

Chicago residents are feeling the pinch of higher gas prices as global conflicts affect domestic supply.

String of broad daylight robberies reported in the South Loop

Police issued a community alert Thursday after a string of recent robberies that took place at all times of day in the South Loop.

Girl, 17, pepper-sprayed on CTA Red Line platform in South Loop

A teenage girl was pepper-sprayed while standing on a CTA Red Line platform Monday night in the South Loop neighborhood.

Chicago police looking for suspects in two robberies on Saturday

The first robbery happened in Grant Park at about 2:23 p.m. The victim, 21, was approached by five male juveniles. One of them hit him with a stick. They stole his stuff and took off, but were captured a short time later.

Man shot in chest multiple times in the South Loop

A 30-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot in the chest Saturday night in the South Loop. 

Chicago Auto Show revs up tomorrow at McCormick Place
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The Chicago Auto Show is back at McCormick Place at its normal time this year, starting Saturday and running through Feb. 21.

The 2022 Chicago Auto Show rolls into McCormick Place this weekend
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FOX 32's Tim McGill shows off what to expect from the 2022 Chicago Auto Show coming this Saturday to McCormick Place in the South Loop.

Man found fatally shot in South Loop
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The man was found dead in the South Loop Sunday morning. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the man's death.

Chicago urges residents to utilize city services amid dangerous cold

The city of Chicago is urging residents to stay warm and utilize city services, if needed, to combat the dangerous cold this week.

Some South Loop residents pushing petition against possible casino in their neighborhood

Organizers are worried about an increase in crime, especially given the proximity of schools. They are also worried a casino would undermine locally-owned small businesses.