Police warn of string of Chicago business burglaries
Chicago police are warning business owners after a series of overnight burglaries across multiple neighborhoods on the North and South sides earlier this week.
Chicago police are warning business owners after a series of overnight burglaries across multiple neighborhoods on the North and South sides earlier this week.
Chicago crime: 3 shot, 1 fatally, in Morgan Park
A man was killed, and two others were wounded in a shooting Wednesday night in Chicago's Morgan Park neighborhood.
A man was killed, and two others were wounded in a shooting Wednesday night in Chicago's Morgan Park neighborhood.
Chicago weather: Cold air takes hold with subzero wind chills
After an extended mild stretch, Chicago turns sharply colder with occasional light snow.
After an extended mild stretch, Chicago turns sharply colder with occasional light snow.
'It's Bears weather': Lake-effect snow hits Northwest Indiana
Lake-effect snow fell across Northwest Indiana, while lighter snow moved through other parts of the region.
Lake-effect snow fell across Northwest Indiana, while lighter snow moved through other parts of the region.
Chicago man fighting murder conviction faces another setback in court
A judge on Wednesday refused to release Elias Gomez, a Chicago man convicted of murder in 1995, during a court hearing about whether his case should move toward a new trial.
A judge on Wednesday refused to release Elias Gomez, a Chicago man convicted of murder in 1995, during a court hearing about whether his case should move toward a new trial.
UChicago study: Student-teacher relationships impact absenteeism | The Chicago Report
A crisis in Chicago Public Schools, more and more students are missing more and more class. According to the University of Chicago Consortium on School Research, the rate of chronic absenteeism rose during covid and has not gone back down. But, the consortium has some suggestions on how to change it.
A crisis in Chicago Public Schools, more and more students are missing more and more class. According to the University of Chicago Consortium on School Research, the rate of chronic absenteeism rose during covid and has not gone back down. But, the consortium has some suggestions on how to change it.
Chicago weather: Heavy lake effect snow will pile up in parts of Northwest Indiana tonight
What a difference 24 hours makes! From highs in the upper 40s and low 50s on Tuesday to snow squalls, heavy lake effect, and wind chills near zero today.
What a difference 24 hours makes! From highs in the upper 40s and low 50s on Tuesday to snow squalls, heavy lake effect, and wind chills near zero today.
The outlook for Sunday's Bears vs. Rams game | Toyota Talks
In this week's Toyota Talks, Lou is joined by ESPN First Take host (and FOX Chicago alumna) Shae Cornette. They discuss what Saturday's dramatic win over the Packers did for the national perception of the Bears, and the outlook for Sunday's Divisional Round showdown for the Rams...and beyond.
In this week's Toyota Talks, Lou is joined by ESPN First Take host (and FOX Chicago alumna) Shae Cornette. They discuss what Saturday's dramatic win over the Packers did for the national perception of the Bears, and the outlook for Sunday's Divisional Round showdown for the Rams...and beyond.
The outlook for Sunday's Bears vs. Rams game | Toyota Talks
In this week's Toyota Talks, Lou is joined by ESPN First Take host (and FOX Chicago alumna) Shae Cornette. They discuss what Saturday's dramatic win over the Packers did for the national perception of the Bears, and the outlook for Sunday's Divisional Round showdown for the Rams...and beyond.
In this week's Toyota Talks, Lou is joined by ESPN First Take host (and FOX Chicago alumna) Shae Cornette. They discuss what Saturday's dramatic win over the Packers did for the national perception of the Bears, and the outlook for Sunday's Divisional Round showdown for the Rams...and beyond.
Chicago-area groups condemn alleged settler violence in West Bank
Two months after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Chicago-area Palestinians, along with members of the local Jewish community, are raising their voices. They're condemning what they call settler violence and segregation by Israelis in the West Bank.
Two months after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Chicago-area Palestinians, along with members of the local Jewish community, are raising their voices. They're condemning what they call settler violence and segregation by Israelis in the West Bank.
Trump again threatens to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities, including Chicago
President Trump is renewing threats to freeze federal funding for sanctuary cities starting February 1, a move that legal experts say he may not have the authority to enforce. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are pushing back, calling the proposal unconstitutional and vowing to fight any cuts in court.
President Trump is renewing threats to freeze federal funding for sanctuary cities starting February 1, a move that legal experts say he may not have the authority to enforce. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are pushing back, calling the proposal unconstitutional and vowing to fight any cuts in court.
Woman forced into alley, sexually assaulted in Humboldt Park
Chicago police are warning Humboldt Park residents after a woman was dragged into an alley and sexually assaulted on Monday.
Chicago police are warning Humboldt Park residents after a woman was dragged into an alley and sexually assaulted on Monday.
Judge delays decision in case challenging decades-old Chicago conviction
A judge decided not to let a man from Chicago out of prison. He's been locked up for 30 years for a crime he said he didn't commit. The judge set another court date. This case is all about how he got convicted in the first place.
A judge decided not to let a man from Chicago out of prison. He's been locked up for 30 years for a crime he said he didn't commit. The judge set another court date. This case is all about how he got convicted in the first place.
Time Out Market Chicago to close next week, leaving only one U.S. location
Time Out Market Chicago will shut its doors on January 23, with company leaders citing inconsistent foot traffic and rising costs as key reasons for the closure. The Fulton Market food hall has been home to more than a dozen vendors since 2019, and its closing comes as restaurants across Chicago continue to feel the impact of inflation and hybrid work schedules.
Time Out Market Chicago will shut its doors on January 23, with company leaders citing inconsistent foot traffic and rising costs as key reasons for the closure. The Fulton Market food hall has been home to more than a dozen vendors since 2019, and its closing comes as restaurants across Chicago continue to feel the impact of inflation and hybrid work schedules.
Two Chicago rescue dogs headed to Puppy Bowl XXII | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago-based animal rescue One Tail at a Time will be represented in Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XXII, with two of its former dogs making the national lineup.
Chicago-based animal rescue One Tail at a Time will be represented in Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XXII, with two of its former dogs making the national lineup.
Three Chicago artists among recipients of $50K fellowships | ChicagoLIVE
United States Artists announced its 2026 fellowship recipients, awarding $50,000 to 50 artists across the country.
United States Artists announced its 2026 fellowship recipients, awarding $50,000 to 50 artists across the country.
No, Chief Keef was not shot in Chicago despite viral rumors
Chief Keef, one of Chicago’s most well-known drill rap artists, set social media buzzing Wednesday after rumors spread online that he was shot in Chicago.
Chief Keef, one of Chicago’s most well-known drill rap artists, set social media buzzing Wednesday after rumors spread online that he was shot in Chicago.
Illinois expands hours to obtain REAL ID before TSA deadline for $45 fee
Illinois residents will have more chances to get a REAL ID before the TSA begins fining travelers who don't have one.
Illinois residents will have more chances to get a REAL ID before the TSA begins fining travelers who don't have one.
Time Out Market Chicago to close amid financial pressures | ChicagoLIVE
Time Out Market Chicago says it will close its Fulton Market location Jan. 23.
Time Out Market Chicago says it will close its Fulton Market location Jan. 23.
Norovirus outbreak infects nearly 100 passengers on cruise ship | ChicagoLIVE
The CDC has confirmed a norovirus outbreak aboard a Holland America Line cruise ship, marking the first reported cruise-related outbreak of the year.
The CDC has confirmed a norovirus outbreak aboard a Holland America Line cruise ship, marking the first reported cruise-related outbreak of the year.