Chicago boy earns global praise for his Lego creations
A Chicago preteen is earning global recognition for his imaginative creations with Legos.
A Chicago preteen is earning global recognition for his imaginative creations with Legos.
Pritzker pushes back on Mayor Johnson’s $16 billion Chicago budget
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration on Tuesday began the process of securing votes to pass his more than $16 billion city budget.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration on Tuesday began the process of securing votes to pass his more than $16 billion city budget.
Johnny Carson’s legacy celebrated in Chicago pop-up museum
The greatest star in the history of late-night television is being remembered with a special exhibit in Chicago.
The greatest star in the history of late-night television is being remembered with a special exhibit in Chicago.
Cardinal Cupich condemns ICE raids, voices support for undocumented immigrants
In a rare public statement, Cardinal Blase Cupich criticized recent ICE raids in Chicago, saying they’ve torn families apart, frightened children, and wounded the city’s soul.
In a rare public statement, Cardinal Blase Cupich criticized recent ICE raids in Chicago, saying they’ve torn families apart, frightened children, and wounded the city’s soul.
Chicago alder to file claim against feds over her arrest at hospital
Chicago Ald. Jessie Fuentes (26th Ward) said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Chicago Ald. Jessie Fuentes (26th Ward) said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Pritzker pushes back on Mayor Johnson’s $16 billion Chicago budget
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration on Tuesday began the process of securing votes to pass his more than $16 billion city budget.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration on Tuesday began the process of securing votes to pass his more than $16 billion city budget.
Child care workers call for $20M investment in Chicago’s budget
Child care workers and advocates gathered outside City Hall, urging city leaders to boost funding by $20 million to raise wages and expand access to affordable child care for Chicago families.
Child care workers and advocates gathered outside City Hall, urging city leaders to boost funding by $20 million to raise wages and expand access to affordable child care for Chicago families.
Harvey furloughs more than 40% of city staff
Harvey, Illinois is now operating without nearly half of the city's staff, including a reduction in first responders. Fox 32 Chicago's Joanie Lum has more from Harvey.
Harvey, Illinois is now operating without nearly half of the city's staff, including a reduction in first responders. Fox 32 Chicago's Joanie Lum has more from Harvey.
ICE detains father of Chicago teen battling cancer
16-year-old Ofelia Torres, a Lake View High School student fighting Stage 4 cancer, had just returned home from 39 days of chemotherapy when her father was detained by ICE. Block Club Chicago reporter Patrick Filbin joins "ChicagoLIVE" to share the family’s story and the community’s call for compassion.
16-year-old Ofelia Torres, a Lake View High School student fighting Stage 4 cancer, had just returned home from 39 days of chemotherapy when her father was detained by ICE. Block Club Chicago reporter Patrick Filbin joins "ChicagoLIVE" to share the family’s story and the community’s call for compassion.
Judge extends block of Illinois National Guard deployment until Supreme Court ruling
A federal judge has agreed to extend indefinitely a temporary restraining order blocking the deployment of National Guard troops in Illinois until the U.S. Supreme Court issues a final ruling or until this goes to trial on merit.
A federal judge has agreed to extend indefinitely a temporary restraining order blocking the deployment of National Guard troops in Illinois until the U.S. Supreme Court issues a final ruling or until this goes to trial on merit.
Restoring Chicago’s historic Sears Sunken Garden
Once a lush retreat for Sears employees in the early 1900s, the Sears Sunken Garden in North Lawndale is getting a new life. Caroline O’Boyle from Friends of the Sears Sunken Garden joins "ChicagoLIVE" to share how the community is restoring this historic landmark
Once a lush retreat for Sears employees in the early 1900s, the Sears Sunken Garden in North Lawndale is getting a new life. Caroline O’Boyle from Friends of the Sears Sunken Garden joins "ChicagoLIVE" to share how the community is restoring this historic landmark
Chicago alder to file claim against feds over her arrest at hospital
Ald. Jessie Fuentes said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Ald. Jessie Fuentes said she is filing a federal claim to seek financial damages over her arrest at a Northwest Side hospital earlier this month.
Man accused of attacking pregnant woman near downtown CTA station sought: police
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of attacking and robbing a pregnant woman near a downtown CTA train station earlier this month.
Chicago police are searching for a man accused of attacking and robbing a pregnant woman near a downtown CTA train station earlier this month.
Chicago archbishop condemns immigration crackdown: 'We will not be silent'
Cardinal Blase J. Cupich on Tuesday reaffirmed the Archdiocese of Chicago’s solidarity with migrants, condemning recent immigration raids and detentions that he said "wound the soul of our city."
Cardinal Blase J. Cupich on Tuesday reaffirmed the Archdiocese of Chicago’s solidarity with migrants, condemning recent immigration raids and detentions that he said "wound the soul of our city."
Chicago archbishop weighs in on Trump's immigration crackdown
Chicago Archbishop Cardinal Blase Cupich released a video statement on Tuesday, standing with undocumented immigrants.
Chicago Archbishop Cardinal Blase Cupich released a video statement on Tuesday, standing with undocumented immigrants.
West Loop’s Bocaditos celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with authentic flavors
Bocaditos marks two years in Chicago’s West Loop, serving up authentic dishes and cocktails while preparing a special Día de los Muertos celebration.
Bocaditos marks two years in Chicago’s West Loop, serving up authentic dishes and cocktails while preparing a special Día de los Muertos celebration.
Community invited to help choose next CPS superintendent
Chicago Public Schools is forming a community panel of students, parents, alumni, and residents to interview finalists and give feedback before a new CEO is named by December.
Chicago Public Schools is forming a community panel of students, parents, alumni, and residents to interview finalists and give feedback before a new CEO is named by December.
Chicago alder criticizes mayor's proposed budget: 'Unacceptable'
Chicago Ald. Ray Lopez spoke to FOX 32 on Tuesday about why he thinks Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed city budget is "unacceptable."
Chicago Ald. Ray Lopez spoke to FOX 32 on Tuesday about why he thinks Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed city budget is "unacceptable."
Missing Mother McAuley HS student found safe, Chicago police say
A student who was reported missing from Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School last Friday has been found safe, according to Chicago police.
A student who was reported missing from Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School last Friday has been found safe, according to Chicago police.
Harvey mayor faces growing calls to resign amid financial crisis
Community activists are demanding Mayor Christopher Clark step down, accusing him of financial mismanagement as city employees face furloughs and payroll struggles.
Community activists are demanding Mayor Christopher Clark step down, accusing him of financial mismanagement as city employees face furloughs and payroll struggles.