Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino to testify in federal court about Chicago tear-gassing
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino is scheduled to testify in federal court on Tuesday about immigration enforcement operations in Chicago and the deployment of tear gas in city streets.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino is scheduled to testify in federal court on Tuesday about immigration enforcement operations in Chicago and the deployment of tear gas in city streets.
Suburban Chicago woman charged in fatal I-57 hit-and-run crash
Illinois State Police have arrested a Calumet Park woman in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash earlier this month on Interstate 57.
Illinois State Police have arrested a Calumet Park woman in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash earlier this month on Interstate 57.
Chicago weather: Storm system to miss city as calm conditions hold steady
Dry and steady weather will continue across Chicago this week, with mild temperatures and little to no rain expected.
Dry and steady weather will continue across Chicago this week, with mild temperatures and little to no rain expected.
Metra Electric trains temporarily stopped due to vehicle stuck on tracks
Metra Electric train service was temporarily halted early Tuesday after a vehicle became stuck on the tracks, prompting delays during the morning commute.
Metra Electric train service was temporarily halted early Tuesday after a vehicle became stuck on the tracks, prompting delays during the morning commute.
Chicago crime: Search on for car that hit, killed pedestrian in Little Village
CPD is looking for a car involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a pedestrian dead in Little Village last week.
CPD is looking for a car involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a pedestrian dead in Little Village last week.
Tempers flare in Harvey as firefighters deal with furloughs, fear burnout
One week after sidelining roughly 40% of its workforce, city departments in Harvey are grappling with the changes brought on by sweeping furloughs.
One week after sidelining roughly 40% of its workforce, city departments in Harvey are grappling with the changes brought on by sweeping furloughs.
Murder charges a year after woman found dead in Chicago condo building
The husband of Caitlin Tracey, the woman who was found dead from a fall at a South Loop condo building a year ago, was charged with first-degree murder on Monday.
The husband of Caitlin Tracey, the woman who was found dead from a fall at a South Loop condo building a year ago, was charged with first-degree murder on Monday.
Chicago weather: Rain chances return Tuesday, highs still around 60 degrees
We’re expecting some decent overnight lows in the mid-40s tonight and more mild conditions tomorrow, but also the return of rain chances.
We’re expecting some decent overnight lows in the mid-40s tonight and more mild conditions tomorrow, but also the return of rain chances.
Chicago residents talk how feds used tear gas on residents | The Chicago Report
Several Chicago neighborhoods have been the scenes of clashes between federal immigration agents and residents, some of which have featured the use of tear gas, potentially violating a court order.
Several Chicago neighborhoods have been the scenes of clashes between federal immigration agents and residents, some of which have featured the use of tear gas, potentially violating a court order.
Chicago crime: Driver rammed into CPD car, shot at officer on NW Side, police say
A driver hit a CPD squad car with their vehicle and shot at an officer during a traffic stop on the city’s far Northwest Side on Monday.
A driver hit a CPD squad car with their vehicle and shot at an officer during a traffic stop on the city’s far Northwest Side on Monday.
Food banks in Chicago bracing for spike in demand
The government shutdown is directly impacting employees, and now Chicago area families are losing SNAP benefits.
The government shutdown is directly impacting employees, and now Chicago area families are losing SNAP benefits.
Evergreen Park’s John Tumpane to make World Series umpiring debut
There’s always a Chicago connection, even in the World Series! "ChicagoNOW" spotlights John Tumpane, an umpire from Evergreen Park and St. Laurence High School alum, who’s making his World Series debut. We talk with Adam Lotus, St. Laurence’s alumni director and Tumpane’s former classmate, about his journey from local high school ball to the big leagues — and what it takes to get behind home plate on baseball’s biggest stage.
There’s always a Chicago connection, even in the World Series! "ChicagoNOW" spotlights John Tumpane, an umpire from Evergreen Park and St. Laurence High School alum, who’s making his World Series debut. We talk with Adam Lotus, St. Laurence’s alumni director and Tumpane’s former classmate, about his journey from local high school ball to the big leagues — and what it takes to get behind home plate on baseball’s biggest stage.
SNAP cuts could hit 2 million Illinois residents — how one Chicago grocery store is stepping up
With SNAP benefit cuts looming, more than 2 million Illinois residents could soon face food insecurity. "ChicagoLIVE" highlights how Living Fresh Market, Cook County’s only Black-owned full-scale grocery store, is responding by distributing free produce and supporting families in need.
With SNAP benefit cuts looming, more than 2 million Illinois residents could soon face food insecurity. "ChicagoLIVE" highlights how Living Fresh Market, Cook County’s only Black-owned full-scale grocery store, is responding by distributing free produce and supporting families in need.
Willie Wilson calls for investigation into Chicago Housing Authority
Former mayoral candidate and businessman Willie Wilson asked for an investigation into the Chicago Housing Authority on Monday after he claimed he was blocked from visiting a senior citizen home due to political reasons.
Former mayoral candidate and businessman Willie Wilson asked for an investigation into the Chicago Housing Authority on Monday after he claimed he was blocked from visiting a senior citizen home due to political reasons.
Chicago woman turns pain into purpose, now leads efforts to help domestic violence victims
She was barely a teenager when her innocence was stolen, and her childhood replaced by violence, control, and fear.
She was barely a teenager when her innocence was stolen, and her childhood replaced by violence, control, and fear.
ICE says 600K deportations expected this year as Chicago arrests top 3,000
Homeland Security says ICE is on pace to deport about 600,000 people by year’s end, with nearly 3,000 arrests made in Chicago during Operation Midway Blitz.
Homeland Security says ICE is on pace to deport about 600,000 people by year’s end, with nearly 3,000 arrests made in Chicago during Operation Midway Blitz.
Food banks bracing for spike in demand
Food pantries across the city are bracing for a surge in need when SNAP benefits freeze on Nov. 1.
Food pantries across the city are bracing for a surge in need when SNAP benefits freeze on Nov. 1.
Caitlin Tracey's husband, Adam Beckerink, charged with her murder
The husband of Caitlin Tracey, the woman who was found dead from a fall at a South Loop condo building a year ago, was charged with first-degree murder.
The husband of Caitlin Tracey, the woman who was found dead from a fall at a South Loop condo building a year ago, was charged with first-degree murder.
Mayor Johnson attends roundtable in Baltimore, addresses Chicago's crime reduction
Mayor Brandon Johnson met with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at a roundtable to discuss Chicago's approach to reducing crime without the intervention of the National Guard.
Mayor Brandon Johnson met with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at a roundtable to discuss Chicago's approach to reducing crime without the intervention of the National Guard.
Border Patrol chief to appear in Chicago court over tear gas use
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino is expected in federal court in Chicago tomorrow after agents allegedly used tear gas in neighborhoods despite orders to only deploy it when facing imminent danger.
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino is expected in federal court in Chicago tomorrow after agents allegedly used tear gas in neighborhoods despite orders to only deploy it when facing imminent danger.