4 hurt after truck slams into South Side building
A wild scene in Woodlawn, as a pickup truck veers off the street and slams into and through an apartment building.
A wild scene in Woodlawn, as a pickup truck veers off the street and slams into and through an apartment building.
Man charged in shooting at Douglass Park
A man has now been charged in a shooting at Douglass Park that killed a teenaged boy and left another seriously injured.
A man has now been charged in a shooting at Douglass Park that killed a teenaged boy and left another seriously injured.
Chicago weather: Sunny Sunday ahead with possible showers
After a mild Saturday, warmer weather is on the way for the Chicago area as high pressure shifts east, allowing warmer air to move in on Sunday.
After a mild Saturday, warmer weather is on the way for the Chicago area as high pressure shifts east, allowing warmer air to move in on Sunday.
One dead, 6-year-old among others injured in shooting in Woodlawn: police
A man was killed and four others, including a 6-year-old, were injured in a deadly shooting in Woodlawn on Saturday.
A man was killed and four others, including a 6-year-old, were injured in a deadly shooting in Woodlawn on Saturday.
Man charged with assaulting federal employee outside Chicago courthouse
A Chicago man has been charged with assaulting a federal employee outside the Dirksen Federal Building in the Loop.
A Chicago man has been charged with assaulting a federal employee outside the Dirksen Federal Building in the Loop.
Chicago police searching for four suspects in CTA Red Line armed robbery
Chicago Police are searching for four suspects responsible for an armed robbery with a knife on the CTA Red Line last week.
Chicago Police are searching for four suspects responsible for an armed robbery with a knife on the CTA Red Line last week.
Chicago crime: 20 guns seized, 5 charged in firearm trafficking probe, police say
Five suspects were charged after police seized 20 guns from an alleged gunrunning operation between Chicago and Indianapolis.
Five suspects were charged after police seized 20 guns from an alleged gunrunning operation between Chicago and Indianapolis.
Chicago crash: 4 hurt after truck slams into South Side building, police say
Four people were hurt after a truck slammed into a South Side building on Saturday, including the driver.
Four people were hurt after a truck slammed into a South Side building on Saturday, including the driver.
Chicago Public Schools lays off dozens of workers to close $743M budget deficit
CPS said it laid off the 161 workers, including several crossing guards, to help plug the $743M budget deficit.
CPS said it laid off the 161 workers, including several crossing guards, to help plug the $743M budget deficit.
How to make the perfect ribs for July 4th with Chicago Culinary Kitchen
How do you serve the perfect ribs for your 4th of July weekend? Sal Fasano, chef at Chicago Culinary Kitchen, has you covered on what you need to do.
How do you serve the perfect ribs for your 4th of July weekend? Sal Fasano, chef at Chicago Culinary Kitchen, has you covered on what you need to do.
Chicago weather: Plenty of sunshine, warm temps for your Saturday
It’s shaping up to be a beautiful Saturday with plenty of sunshine and humidity levels dropping from where they’ve been in recent days.
It’s shaping up to be a beautiful Saturday with plenty of sunshine and humidity levels dropping from where they’ve been in recent days.
Blood donors from across Chicago area help with community-wide event
Fox 32 is partnering with the North Riverside Mall and Vitalant for a community-wide blood drive event.
Fox 32 is partnering with the North Riverside Mall and Vitalant for a community-wide blood drive event.
After Lake Michigan death, calls for stricter safety rules
After three people died from going into the water in Lake Michigan in recent weeks, an organization is calling for a new look at requirements for special marine permits.
After three people died from going into the water in Lake Michigan in recent weeks, an organization is calling for a new look at requirements for special marine permits.
Three arrested, three wanted in widespread burglary investigation
Three men are in custody and police are searching for three more in connection with over 100 burglaries.
Three men are in custody and police are searching for three more in connection with over 100 burglaries.
Person questioned in Douglass Park shooting
We're following up on a shooting that took at teen's life in Douglass Park. Another young person was also hurt. Police are questioning someone about what happened.
We're following up on a shooting that took at teen's life in Douglass Park. Another young person was also hurt. Police are questioning someone about what happened.
Chicago weather: Triple digit heat indices return on Sunday
It was a gorgeous Friday with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and less humidity than we've been experiencing lately. A few pop-up showers or storms are possible this evening, but most areas will end up staying dry.
It was a gorgeous Friday with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and less humidity than we've been experiencing lately. A few pop-up showers or storms are possible this evening, but most areas will end up staying dry.
'Justice Journey' bus tour launches from Chicago to defend immigrant rights
A coalition of Illinois union members and faith leaders launched the "Justice Journey" Thursday, standing in solidarity with immigrants and speaking out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A coalition of Illinois union members and faith leaders launched the "Justice Journey" Thursday, standing in solidarity with immigrants and speaking out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Chicago Pride Parade begins on Sunday
The Chicago Pride Parade is in its 54th year and starts in less than 48 hours.
The Chicago Pride Parade is in its 54th year and starts in less than 48 hours.
Fox 32's Week in Review - June 27
These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.
These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.
Expert weighs in on Supreme Court ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court limited judges' power on nationwide injunctions. Joining us to discuss is Nicole Hallett with the University of Chicago Law School.
The U.S. Supreme Court limited judges' power on nationwide injunctions. Joining us to discuss is Nicole Hallett with the University of Chicago Law School.