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As the search continues for a missing Mother McCauley student, community members came together tonight to pray for her safe return home at Nativity of Our Lord in Bridgeport.

Tensions flare once again today in Little Village and it was all caught on camera.

Chaos unfolded in Little Village on Thursday with tear gas and unrest after another high profile federal immigration raid.

The Cook County’s Assessor’s Office, officials, advocacy groups, and community leaders gathered to push for changes to the senior freeze program. The program provides property tax relief to low-income seniors.

A man has been found guilty of murder in the 2021 shooting death of 71-year-old Woom Sing Tse in Chicago’s Chinatown neighborhood.

The American Cancer Society says over 300,000 women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer this year. For some, that means having surgery, maybe even more than once to make sure all the cancer is gone.

A former investigator says Chicago Public Schools pushed her out for doing her job, and now she’s suing the district, claiming retaliation.

Tear gas was once again used in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood during an immigration raid that resulted in several detentions. FOX 32's Joanie Lum is in Little Village with details on what happened during the raid and how the community is responding.

Governor Pritzker is taking new action to stop what he calls illegal activity by federal immigration agents.

When a horse got stuck 20 feet off shore in a muddy pond, McHenry Township firefighters jumped into action — literally. Deputy Chief Karen Bush and Battalion Chief Dave Harwood tell ChicagoLIVE how teamwork, quick thinking, and a little farm know-how helped bring the animal safely back to land.

The FBI says more than 30 people — including former players — are facing charges in a sweeping underground gambling and game-fixing case. Former federal prosecutor Ross Rice joined ChicagoLIVE to explain how agents built the case and what comes next in court.

City officials held a press conference Thursday afternoon after they say federal agents swarmed Chicago's Southwest Side.

Gov. JB Pritzker announced on Thursday the creation of the Illinois Accountability Commission, a new state body tasked with investigating and documenting alleged civil rights abuses tied to federal immigration enforcement operations.

Zombie jobs are open positions that linger unfilled for long durations. More common than “ghost jobs” – when companies post jobs they say they're hiring for but really are not – and still ill-advised. Michelle Reisdorf District Director at Robert Half in Chicago tells more.

LetMeFail encourages kids to fail and use failure as their superpower. Founder of the program, Lowey Sichol and Wilmette librarian Alicia Wiechert join ChicagoNOW to share how the program is changing the way kids think.