Illinois man busted with over $250K of merchandise stolen from freight trains: police
A Palos Heights man is facing felony theft charges after police recovered an estimated $250,000 worth of stolen merchandise linked to freight thefts across the Chicago area.
A Palos Heights man is facing felony theft charges after police recovered an estimated $250,000 worth of stolen merchandise linked to freight thefts across the Chicago area.
Chicago man charged with attacking 3 women in separate incidents
A Chicago man was charged with attacking three women in separate incidents this month on the city's North Side.
A Chicago man was charged with attacking three women in separate incidents this month on the city's North Side.
Pizza City Fest happening in River North this weekend
We love pizza here on ChicagoNOW?. And so of course we had to preview the Pizza City Fest happening this weekend in River North! It?s a three day celebration of the Chicago area?s top pizza makers. And today, 13-time James Beard Award-winning food reporter and Pizza City Fest founder, Steve Dolinsky, joined the show!
We love pizza here on ChicagoNOW?. And so of course we had to preview the Pizza City Fest happening this weekend in River North! It?s a three day celebration of the Chicago area?s top pizza makers. And today, 13-time James Beard Award-winning food reporter and Pizza City Fest founder, Steve Dolinsky, joined the show!
40-year-old man gets stuck in elementary school slide ? Firefighters cut him free in bizarre rescue
A 40-year-old man in Vernon had to be rescued after getting wedged headfirst inside a tube slide at a local elementary school, forcing firefighters to literally cut the playground equipment apart to set him free.
A 40-year-old man in Vernon had to be rescued after getting wedged headfirst inside a tube slide at a local elementary school, forcing firefighters to literally cut the playground equipment apart to set him free.
Viral photos show bear crashing ice cream shop
Deputies in South Lake Tahoe got a sweet surprise when a well-known local bear named ?Fuzzy? wandered behind the counter of an ice cream shop, making a beeline for the strawberry flavor before being gently escorted out.
Deputies in South Lake Tahoe got a sweet surprise when a well-known local bear named ?Fuzzy? wandered behind the counter of an ice cream shop, making a beeline for the strawberry flavor before being gently escorted out.
Illinois man busted with over $250K of merchandise stolen from freight trains: police
A Palos Heights man is facing felony theft charges after police recovered an estimated $250,000 worth of stolen merchandise linked to freight thefts across the Chicago area.
A Palos Heights man is facing felony theft charges after police recovered an estimated $250,000 worth of stolen merchandise linked to freight thefts across the Chicago area.
Sister Jean, Loyola's 'basketball nun', turns 106
Sister Jean Delores Schmidt, the Loyola University Chicago chaplain who became a national figure, turns 106!
Sister Jean Delores Schmidt, the Loyola University Chicago chaplain who became a national figure, turns 106!
Tyson Bagent breaks down in tears after emotional extension
Chicago Bears backup QB Tyson Bagent couldn?t hold back the tears after inking a two-year, $10 million extension, a powerful moment for the once-undrafted Division II standout who?s now one of the NFL?s most trusted No. 2 quarterbacks.
Chicago Bears backup QB Tyson Bagent couldn?t hold back the tears after inking a two-year, $10 million extension, a powerful moment for the once-undrafted Division II standout who?s now one of the NFL?s most trusted No. 2 quarterbacks.
Illinois lawmaker weighs in on police being banned from ticketing and fining for misbehavior
In Illinois the last few years, if you were caught smoking or vaping in school, you wouldn?t just end up in the principals office - you?d find yourself with an actual police ticket and fine. But over the summer Illinois lawmakers passed a law to explicitly prevent police from ticketing and fining students for minor misbehavior at school.
In Illinois the last few years, if you were caught smoking or vaping in school, you wouldn?t just end up in the principals office - you?d find yourself with an actual police ticket and fine. But over the summer Illinois lawmakers passed a law to explicitly prevent police from ticketing and fining students for minor misbehavior at school.
A rare ?Black Moon? Is about to darken the sky ? Here?s why you won?t actually see it
This week, the cosmos is serving up a celestial twist: a rare ?black moon? on August 23 ? an event so mysterious that the moon itself disappears completely from view, even as it captures the world?s imagination.
This week, the cosmos is serving up a celestial twist: a rare ?black moon? on August 23 ? an event so mysterious that the moon itself disappears completely from view, even as it captures the world?s imagination.
Nip/Tuck star Dylan Walsh survives harrowing New Jersey crash ? TMZ digs Into what happened
TMZ?s Michael Babcock has been tracking the frightening details of Dylan Walsh?s weekend crash in Rumson, New Jersey ? a wreck that sent two of his family members to the hospital.
TMZ?s Michael Babcock has been tracking the frightening details of Dylan Walsh?s weekend crash in Rumson, New Jersey ? a wreck that sent two of his family members to the hospital.
TMZ: Jillian Michaels slams Netflix ?Biggest Loser? doc as ?full of lies?
Michaels says the documentary paints her as reckless and cruel, but she argues Netflix ignored crucial facts and context.
Michaels says the documentary paints her as reckless and cruel, but she argues Netflix ignored crucial facts and context.
Las Chicas de Pilsen book club brings community together through reading
Co-founders Sylvia Sanchez and Lily Valdez share how their book club in Pilsen creates connections and inspires local residents through stories and discussion.
Co-founders Sylvia Sanchez and Lily Valdez share how their book club in Pilsen creates connections and inspires local residents through stories and discussion.
New Illinois law streamlines FOID card process for first-time, nonviolent gun offenders
A new Illinois law gives first-time, nonviolent gun offenders a chance to apply for FOID cards earlier during court-approved diversion programs. Here's how it works.
A new Illinois law gives first-time, nonviolent gun offenders a chance to apply for FOID cards earlier during court-approved diversion programs. Here's how it works.
Elderly woman found in Chicago, police seek public's help
Chicago police are asking for help identifying an elderly woman found Wednesday on the Northwest Side.
Chicago police are asking for help identifying an elderly woman found Wednesday on the Northwest Side.
Chicago police identify elderly woman found on Northwest Side
Chicago police have identified an elderly woman found Wednesday on the Northwest Side.
Chicago police have identified an elderly woman found Wednesday on the Northwest Side.
Driver arrested after Mag Mile rollover crash
A man was arrested after a rollover crash on the Magnificent Mile early Thursday morning.
A man was arrested after a rollover crash on the Magnificent Mile early Thursday morning.
Chicago weather: Sunny stretch continues with only minor shower chance
Mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures dominate Chicago’s immediate forecast.
Mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures dominate Chicago’s immediate forecast.
Paris on Politics: New book on history of Uptown Theatre
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
Paris on Politics: West Side leaders hope 'Soul City' area will boost Austin businesses
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.