Chicago

One of the largest auto shows in North America is back in Chicago this weekend.

A woman shot five times by a federal agent in Brighton Park is asking a judge to release more evidence from her case.

Two Chicago police officers were hurt after crashing their car Thursday night on the city's Northwest Side.

With a regional push to expand port traffic, some workers say they fear on-site safety risks could increase.

Can voters expect to see ICE agents at the polls as early voting begins? And, a new report is released about the ICE raid at a South Shore apartment last fall. 

ProPublica put out their latest investigation into the South Shore apartment ICE raid last fall that shows, in the government's own words, the operation was really about going after squatters. 

With port traffic poised to grow, picketers at Iroquois Landing warn that safety concerns could also increase. 

Chicago’s City Council says it closed a $1 billion budget gap — but a new report claims the city’s financial hole is actually far deeper. A watchdog group says when you factor in pensions, borrowing, and other obligations, the deficit balloons to $41 billion, or about $43,000 per resident. Meanwhile in Washington, Congressman Jonathan Jackson drew attention at the National Prayer Breakfast, using his prayer to gently push back on President Trump — a moment that’s still sparking conversation across both parties.

Three people, including two juveniles, were arrested after an officer-involved shooting Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side, authorities said.

Chicago Park District announced a long-term vision to reimagine Grant Park, including Paris-inspired movable chairs at Buckingham Fountain and upgrades focused on preservation, recreation, mobility and safety. 

Tina Nguyen has the latest roster changes as the Chicago Bulls make moves ahead of the NBA trade deadline.  

Seasons Therapy Group owner Susie Thorpe says repeated flooding outside her Hinsdale office has trapped clients inside multiple times, disrupting appointments and raising safety concerns.  

Maria Pappas explains why the first 2025 property tax installment was pushed to April 1, how ongoing problems with the county’s new Tyler Technologies system have stalled refunds and disrupted billions in distributions, and what taxpayers should expect moving forward. 

Reshona Landfair, once known publicly as “Jane Doe” in the R. Kelly abuse cases, speaks to FOX 32’s Tia Ewing detailing the trauma and trials that led to Kelly’s convictions.