Marimar Martinez reflects on ICE shooting one year after Operation Midway Blitz: 'I'm a survivor'
One year after Operation Midway Blitz began in Chicago, Marimar Martinez is looking back on the day that changed her life.
One year after Operation Midway Blitz began in Chicago, Marimar Martinez is looking back on the day that changed her life.
Marimar Martinez reflects on ICE shooting one year after Operation Midway Blitz: 'I'm a survivor'
One year after Operation Midway Blitz began in Chicago, Marimar Martinez is looking back on the day that changed her life.
One year after Operation Midway Blitz began in Chicago, Marimar Martinez is looking back on the day that changed her life.
70-year-old Chicago tenant pleads for safe housing: 'I just want to get out of this apartment alive'
A 70-year-old South Side tenant says a broken elevator has left her trapped in her third-floor apartment for more than eight months and unable to attend medical appointments.
A 70-year-old South Side tenant says a broken elevator has left her trapped in her third-floor apartment for more than eight months and unable to attend medical appointments.
Immigration enforcement fears impact Chicago Mexican Independence Day celebrations
One of the Midwest’s largest Mexican Independence celebrations returns to Little Village this weekend, despite ongoing concerns about immigration enforcement.
One of the Midwest’s largest Mexican Independence celebrations returns to Little Village this weekend, despite ongoing concerns about immigration enforcement.
70-year-old Chicago tenant pleads for safe housing: 'I just want to get out of this apartment alive'
A 70-year-old South Side tenant says a broken elevator has left her trapped in her third-floor apartment for more than eight months and unable to attend medical appointments.
A 70-year-old South Side tenant says a broken elevator has left her trapped in her third-floor apartment for more than eight months and unable to attend medical appointments.
Immigration enforcement fears impact Chicago Mexican Independence Day celebrations
Even with added police, some in the community say fears over immigration enforcement are still having an impact on planned Mexican Independence Day celebrations in the Chicago area.
Even with added police, some in the community say fears over immigration enforcement are still having an impact on planned Mexican Independence Day celebrations in the Chicago area.
1,500 lbs of ready to eat pork recalled in US | ChicagoLIVE
More than 1,500 pounds of imported, ready-to-eat pork was found to be contaminated with Listeria during a routine USDA inspection. No illnesses have been reported so far. Dr. Steven Goldberg, Chief Medical Officer at Healthtrack, joins us to share more.
More than 1,500 pounds of imported, ready-to-eat pork was found to be contaminated with Listeria during a routine USDA inspection. No illnesses have been reported so far. Dr. Steven Goldberg, Chief Medical Officer at Healthtrack, joins us to share more.
Jerry Sandusky withdraws request for new trial | ChicagoLIVE
Accused child abuser Jerry Sandusky withdrew his request for a new trial. FOX reporter Pete Cuddihy joins to share updates.
Accused child abuser Jerry Sandusky withdrew his request for a new trial. FOX reporter Pete Cuddihy joins to share updates.
White Sox stadium plans spark excitement, pushback in Chicago
The potential future owner of the White Sox is pitching a new South Loop stadium, but the redevelopment plans are facing opposition from some Bridgeport residents.
The potential future owner of the White Sox is pitching a new South Loop stadium, but the redevelopment plans are facing opposition from some Bridgeport residents.
Man killed, woman missing after vehicle plunges into Little Calumet River
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River early Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side.
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River early Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side.
Vote for Chicago’s best new building in the AIA People’s Choice Awards
AIA Chicago Executive Director Jen Masengarb previews the Lerch Bates People’s Choice Awards finalists, voting process and the latest trends in Chicago architecture.
AIA Chicago Executive Director Jen Masengarb previews the Lerch Bates People’s Choice Awards finalists, voting process and the latest trends in Chicago architecture.
Digs with Dignity transforms donated furniture into homes for Chicago families
Digs with Dignity has furnished homes for more than 280 Chicago families while keeping about 300,000 pounds of furniture and waste out of landfills.
Digs with Dignity has furnished homes for more than 280 Chicago families while keeping about 300,000 pounds of furniture and waste out of landfills.
Logan Square SWAT standoff lasts more than 17 hours, 2 officers hurt
Two Chicago police officers were hurt after an armed man fired multiple shots during an hourslong Logan Square standoff.
Two Chicago police officers were hurt after an armed man fired multiple shots during an hourslong Logan Square standoff.
2026 Illinois Midterm Elections: Everything you should know
Labor Day weekend marked the unofficial kickoff of the 2026 Midterm General Election season in Illinois and around the country.
Labor Day weekend marked the unofficial kickoff of the 2026 Midterm General Election season in Illinois and around the country.
Chicago crime: 7 shot, 2 fatally, in separate incidents Monday night
Police say two men killed inside a South Side home were among seven people shot across Chicago Monday night.
Police say two men killed inside a South Side home were among seven people shot across Chicago Monday night.
Family of woman still missing in water after Chicago car crash speaks out
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River on Chicago’s South Side early Tuesday.
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River on Chicago’s South Side early Tuesday.
Chicago weather: Heat, humidity build before showers arrive
Chicago is on track for its 14th straight day of above-average temperatures, with highs in the upper 80s today. Here's what comes next:
Chicago is on track for its 14th straight day of above-average temperatures, with highs in the upper 80s today. Here's what comes next:
Deadly Chicago crash: Woman remains missing after vehicle carrying 5 plunges into Little Calumet River
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River early Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side.
A woman remains missing after a vehicle carrying five people crashed into the Little Calumet River early Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side.
OEMC employee murder suspect arrested 7 months after Chicago killing, authorities say
A suspect wanted in the February killing of an Office of Emergency Management and Communications employee has been apprehended after months on the run, bringing what the victim's family says is the first step toward justice.
A suspect wanted in the February killing of an Office of Emergency Management and Communications employee has been apprehended after months on the run, bringing what the victim's family says is the first step toward justice.
Arrest made in murder of OEMC employee
A suspect is in custody in connection with the murder of an OEMC employee. Authorities said the suspect was arrested in Washington state.
A suspect is in custody in connection with the murder of an OEMC employee. Authorities said the suspect was arrested in Washington state.