Chicago kitten killer: Wicker Park man who tortured kittens released from custody
A Wicker Park man who pleaded guilty to torturing and killing kittens is no longer behind bars, and now residents are posting flyers throughout the neighborhood warning pet owners that he has been released.
A Wicker Park man who pleaded guilty to torturing and killing kittens is no longer behind bars, and now residents are posting flyers throughout the neighborhood warning pet owners that he has been released.
Chicago City Council considers new data center regulations: 'We must have guardrails in place'
Chicago City Council is considering changes to the city's 2024 data center regulations. FOX Chicago's Bret Buganski breaks down what's being proposed and what it could mean for the city.
Chicago City Council is considering changes to the city's 2024 data center regulations. FOX Chicago's Bret Buganski breaks down what's being proposed and what it could mean for the city.
Loan processing scams are on the rise: How to protect yourself
The Better Business Bureau says scam calls have been escalating since January. Steve Bernas at the BBB in Chicago joins us.
The Better Business Bureau says scam calls have been escalating since January. Steve Bernas at the BBB in Chicago joins us.
Chicago kitten killer released on mandatory supervision
A man in Wicker Park convicted of killing kittens is out of jail. Neighbors are putting up flyers with his photo to warn pet owners.
A man in Wicker Park convicted of killing kittens is out of jail. Neighbors are putting up flyers with his photo to warn pet owners.
Pastor Corey Brooks on repeated vandalism at community center: 'It's very painful' | ChicagoLIVE
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Woman's decomposing body found in Chicago trash can, officials say
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Suburban Chicago man sentenced for threatening to kill President Donald Trump, prosecutors say
A suburban Chicago man was sentenced Wednesday to three years and two months in federal prison after being convicted of threatening to kill President Donald Trump and other public officials, according to federal prosecutors.
A suburban Chicago man was sentenced Wednesday to three years and two months in federal prison after being convicted of threatening to kill President Donald Trump and other public officials, according to federal prosecutors.
Start your business with Chicago's free entrepreneur certificate program | ChicagoLIVE
Want to learn more about getting your business off the ground? Ivan Capifali, commissioner of the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the city's free Entrepreneur Certificate Program and how you can get involved.
Want to learn more about getting your business off the ground? Ivan Capifali, commissioner of the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the city's free Entrepreneur Certificate Program and how you can get involved.
Chicago weather: What to expect during this week's heat wave
Today kicks off the week-long heat wave in the Chicago area. Here's what you need to know.
Today kicks off the week-long heat wave in the Chicago area. Here's what you need to know.
Beagles rescued from Wisconsin testing facility now up for adoption | ChicagoLIVE
Now that Ridglan Farms is closing, nonprofit organizations and rescues are stepping in to help beagles in need of homes. Megan VanParis, executive director of Chicago Rescue Authority, joins Chicago Live to share how you can adopt a pup.
Now that Ridglan Farms is closing, nonprofit organizations and rescues are stepping in to help beagles in need of homes. Megan VanParis, executive director of Chicago Rescue Authority, joins Chicago Live to share how you can adopt a pup.
Father Pfleger supporters react to latest sex abuse claims: 'We want him back'
Father Michael Pfleger was removed by the Chicago Archdiocese amid an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse involving a former St. Sabina student dating back to the 90s.
Father Michael Pfleger was removed by the Chicago Archdiocese amid an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse involving a former St. Sabina student dating back to the 90s.
Chicago extreme heat: Cooling centers open as heat index nears 100°
🥵Extreme heat is moving into Chicago this week. Here's where you can find a cooling center and how to stay safe.
🥵Extreme heat is moving into Chicago this week. Here's where you can find a cooling center and how to stay safe.
Cook County crime: Chicago man, suburban woman charged in separate felony gun cases
Two people are facing felony gun charges after separate Cook County arrests on the same day. Here's what sheriff's police say happened.
Two people are facing felony gun charges after separate Cook County arrests on the same day. Here's what sheriff's police say happened.
Body found in Chicago garbage can identified
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Chicago alders weigh $9.5M settlement, parking meter lease and The 78
From a multimillion-dollar wrongful conviction settlement to Chicago's parking meter lease and The 78 development, here's what's on the Finance Committee's agenda Monday.
From a multimillion-dollar wrongful conviction settlement to Chicago's parking meter lease and The 78 development, here's what's on the Finance Committee's agenda Monday.
Driver sought after Chicago hit-and-run seriously injures motorcyclist
Chicago police are searching for the driver who took off after a hit-and-run left a motorcyclist seriously injured in Old Irving Park.
Chicago police are searching for the driver who took off after a hit-and-run left a motorcyclist seriously injured in Old Irving Park.
Chicago alders to consider $9.5M wrongful conviction settlement, parking meter lease transfer, The 78 funding
From a multimillion-dollar wrongful conviction settlement to Chicago's parking meter lease and The 78 development, here's what's on the Finance Committee's agenda Monday.
From a multimillion-dollar wrongful conviction settlement to Chicago's parking meter lease and The 78 development, here's what's on the Finance Committee's agenda Monday.
Woman found dead in Chicago garbage can identified
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Chicago police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can in a Southwest Side alley over the weekend.
Chicago weather: Hottest temps of the year expected this week
Chicagoland is heading into its hottest stretch of the year, with upper 90s expected by midweek. Here's when slight relief could arrive.
Chicagoland is heading into its hottest stretch of the year, with upper 90s expected by midweek. Here's when slight relief could arrive.
How UChicago Law School is handling AI in education | ChicagoLIVE
The University of Chicago Law School recently released its AI strategy statement. We hear from a professor on what it means.
The University of Chicago Law School recently released its AI strategy statement. We hear from a professor on what it means.