Paris on Politics: Political violence, ICE raids, Trump vs. Pritzker & teacher?s union lawsuit
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On this episode of "Paris on Politics," we delve into the shocking political assassination in Minnesota, with a suspect now in custody. We explore the Illinois connection and discuss why political violence is on the rise in the United States. Then, President Trump ramps up the rhetoric, threatening to send more ICE agents to Democratic-run cities like Chicago. Hear what Illinois Governor Pritzker had to say. Next, outgoing CPS CEO Pedro Martinez has choice words for the controversial Chicago Teachers Union and Mayor Brandon Johnson before leaving Chicago. Plus, a breakdown of Michael Madigan's testimony in the trial that led to a seven-and-a-half-year prison sentence. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.

Law Enforcement Torch Run honors Special Olympics with statewide journey
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Cook County sheriff?s deputies joined other law enforcement and military personnel in the Law Enforcement Torch Run through Chicago to support the Special Olympics.

Chicago suspends online app that allowed illegal immigrants to obtain IDs after ICE subpoena

Chicago city clerk Anna Valencia suspended the online application method of obtaining CityKey IDs after ICE sent a subpoena to her office for the information of applicants.

Chicago family gets fresh start in fully furnished home | ChicagoNOW
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We?ve got a heartwarming story out of Chicago, where a family transitioning from temporary to permanent housing is starting a new chapter?thanks to a special collaboration between Wayfair, the Chicago Bulls, and local nonprofit Humble Design. Megan Lawrence, brand manager at Wayfair, joined "ChicagoNOW" to talk about the project. ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

The Grillroom Chophouse & Wine Bar reopens after 5-month refresh
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The Grillroom Chophouse & Wine Bar is here to show off some of their new seasonal cocktails and a portion of the proceeds are going to a great cause.

Chicago weather: First heat wave of the year on the way

Chicago’s first true heat wave of the year is on the way. Several days in a row of 90° plus temperatures are in sight, perhaps as early as Friday. 

Red Line service temporarily suspended between Belmont, Howard after stabbing

Northbound Red Line service was temporarily suspended early Tuesday between Belmont and Howard due to a stabbing near the Wilson station, CTA officials said.

Paris on Politics: Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO says CTU 'bullied' him
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Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is leaving his post this week to take on the top education job in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. But it didn't stop him from taking some parting shots at the Chicago Teachers Union and Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Paris on Politics: Pritzker addresses ICE raids
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President Trump is issuing new threats to the city of Chicago and to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

Last-minute move threatens landmark status for historic Pilsen church

As questions loom over its future, a historic church in Pilsen is once again in the spotlight as neighbors rally to protect the sanctuary and its surrounding complex. 

Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO says CTU 'bullied' him

Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez took some parting shots at the CTU as he prepares to leave his post this week.

Uber won't oppose unionization for rideshare drivers
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A proposed city ordinance to raise rideshare pay has been dropped, but that decision cleared the way for a bigger deal. Now, Uber says it's on board.

Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO says CTU 'bullied' him
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Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is leaving his post this week to take on the top education job in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Landmark status for Pilsen?s St. Adalbert?s Church in jeopardy after last-minute zoning move
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Members and neighbors are calling attention to a Pilsen church and its surrounding complex as its future hangs in the balance. A last-minute move in Chicago's Zoning Committee may jeopardize landmark status for St Adalbert's Catholic Church.