Sports betting group sues Chicago over new tax on sports wagers
A lawsuit from a group of sports betting companies seeks to stop Chicago's new tax on sports wagers from going into effect.
A lawsuit from a group of sports betting companies seeks to stop Chicago's new tax on sports wagers from going into effect.
New Year’s Eve party options abound across Chicago
Chicagoans are getting ready to ring in the New Year with celebrations, partying and much more at the stroke of midnight.
Chicagoans are getting ready to ring in the New Year with celebrations, partying and much more at the stroke of midnight.
Chicagoans talk about their 2026 New Year's resolutions
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the iconic Lou Mitchell's to hear about what resolutions Chicagoans are chasing in the New Year.
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez heads over to the iconic Lou Mitchell's to hear about what resolutions Chicagoans are chasing in the New Year.
Things to do in Chicago this weekend — Weaving workshop, Lightscape adults-only night
New year, new plans! Here's a list of things to do in Chicago Jan. 2-4.
New year, new plans! Here's a list of things to do in Chicago Jan. 2-4.
Man, 20, found shot to death in Chicago home
A man was found shot to death inside a residence Tuesday afternoon in Chicago's Gresham neighborhood.
A man was found shot to death inside a residence Tuesday afternoon in Chicago's Gresham neighborhood.
Chicago weather: New Year's Eve forecast
Another quick round of snow moves in on New Year's Eve before colder air brings near-zero wind chills overnight and a very cold New Year’s Day.
Another quick round of snow moves in on New Year's Eve before colder air brings near-zero wind chills overnight and a very cold New Year’s Day.
Chicago police seek 2 suspects in shooting near St. Sabina church
Chicago police are searching for two men and a vehicle in connection with a shooting that occurred near St. Sabina Church.
Chicago police are searching for two men and a vehicle in connection with a shooting that occurred near St. Sabina Church.
Chicago nonprofit sues federal government over education funding cuts | ChicagoLIVE
The Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, a Chicago nonprofit, is suing the U.S. Department of Education over funding cuts that supported wraparound services for students in high-poverty and rural areas. We speak with Patrick Brosnan, executive director of the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, about why the lawsuit was filed, how the funding was used and what the cuts could mean for students and families.
The Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, a Chicago nonprofit, is suing the U.S. Department of Education over funding cuts that supported wraparound services for students in high-poverty and rural areas. We speak with Patrick Brosnan, executive director of the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, about why the lawsuit was filed, how the funding was used and what the cuts could mean for students and families.
Fear, uncertainty dampen New Year's Eve celebrations in Chicago's Little Village
New Year’s Eve is typically one of the busiest nights of the year in Little Village, but this year, many say it feels different.
New Year’s Eve is typically one of the busiest nights of the year in Little Village, but this year, many say it feels different.
Chicago crime: Suburban man robbed South Side business at gunpoint, police say
A Maywood man was charged in connection with the armed robbery of a store on Chicago’s South Side last month.
A Maywood man was charged in connection with the armed robbery of a store on Chicago’s South Side last month.
Chicago crime: 2 men shot, 1 fatally, on NW Side, police say
Two men were shot, one fatally, on Chicago’s Northwest Side on Tuesday afternoon.
Two men were shot, one fatally, on Chicago’s Northwest Side on Tuesday afternoon.
New Illinois law addresses fentanyl overdose hotspots
With the start of the new year just hours away, a number of new laws are set to take effect.
With the start of the new year just hours away, a number of new laws are set to take effect.
Chicago mayor wants state lawmakers to tax ‘ultra-rich’ to help city
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is challenging state lawmakers to tax the state's highest earners to help fund the city.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is challenging state lawmakers to tax the state's highest earners to help fund the city.
Chicago Weather: Snow showers continue tonight, slightly warmer NYE temps
Snow showers will continue this evening and tonight with accumulations ranging from a dusting to possibly up to an inch.
Snow showers will continue this evening and tonight with accumulations ranging from a dusting to possibly up to an inch.
Fentanyl detection devices distributed on Chicago's West Side
There are several new laws in the new year, including one aimed at improving public health, starting with how overdose data is collected and shared in Illinois.
There are several new laws in the new year, including one aimed at improving public health, starting with how overdose data is collected and shared in Illinois.
CHA responds after Yorkie killed in Lincoln Park apartment dog attack
The Chicago Housing Authority is responding after a dog attack at a Lincoln Park apartment building left a small dog dead.
The Chicago Housing Authority is responding after a dog attack at a Lincoln Park apartment building left a small dog dead.
Chicago Housing Authority responds to yorkie attacked, killed by pit bulls
The Chicago Housing Authority is responding to a recent dog attack that happened in a Lincoln Park apartment building, involving a yorkie and pit bulls.
The Chicago Housing Authority is responding to a recent dog attack that happened in a Lincoln Park apartment building, involving a yorkie and pit bulls.
Gunpoint robbery, bathroom attack raise safety concerns at Bally’s Casino
Two robberies took place within a week of each other at Bally’s Casino in River North.
Two robberies took place within a week of each other at Bally’s Casino in River North.
Gunpoint robbery, bathroom attack raise safety concerns at Bally’s Casino
An armed robbery in a parking garage and a separate assault and robbery in a bathroom occurred within a week of each other at Bally’s Casino in the River North neighborhood.
An armed robbery in a parking garage and a separate assault and robbery in a bathroom occurred within a week of each other at Bally’s Casino in the River North neighborhood.
CPS board president threatens members over leak to reporter: Sources
Tensions are rising following a quiet vote by the Chicago Board of Education to raise property taxes. Fox Chicago reporter Paris Schutz says he learned about the special meeting in advance and shared the information publicly. Paris says he later learned that the board president referenced his post, telling members he would try to identify the source of the leak and force a resignation.
Tensions are rising following a quiet vote by the Chicago Board of Education to raise property taxes. Fox Chicago reporter Paris Schutz says he learned about the special meeting in advance and shared the information publicly. Paris says he later learned that the board president referenced his post, telling members he would try to identify the source of the leak and force a resignation.