Study suggests Chicago's 'rat hole' wasn't a rat after all
video

The ?Chicago Rat Hole" mystery is likely solved, as it appears it's not a rat after all. It?s nuttier than you think.

Chicago's viral 'rat hole' wasn't a rat after all, study suggests

The “Chicago Rat Hole" mystery is likely solved, as it appears it's not a rat after all. It’s nuttier than you think.

Smash-and-grab thieves hit Loop store

A convenience store in the Loop was broken into and burglarized Wednesday morning.

Driver found dead after crashing stolen SUV on Chicago’s West Side

Chicago police are investigating after a driver was found dead inside a stolen SUV that crashed late Tuesday night on the West Side.

Chicago weather: Showers fade as temps drop

Chicago sees a cool, cloudy Wednesday before a brief warm-up later this week.

First lawsuit filed against Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern leaders
video

A former Northwestern football player filed the first lawsuit against Pat Fitzgerald and members of the school?s leadership, seeking damages stemming from a hazing scandal that cost the former football coach his job.

Northwestern fires head baseball coach Jim Foster following Pat Fitzgerald's termination
video

Northwestern University has fired their head baseball coach Jim Foster. This comes just days after the school parted ways with head football coach Pat Fitzgerald amid an ongoing investigation into hazing allegations.

8 former Northwestern football players take legal action against school
video

Eight former Northwestern University football players are taking legal action against the school in the wake of a hazing scandal that resulted in the dismissal of longtime head coach Pat Fitzgerald last week.

Cook County's flood control system faces climate change challenges
video

Flooding rains over the past few weeks have focused new attention on Cook County's massive deep tunnel system. In a FOX 32 special report, Dane Placko looks at how the system works and sometimes doesn't work as some question whether it will be able to handle more intense storms caused by climate change.

Tips on how to stay cool in the extreme heat
video

As scorching temperatures continue to grip the Midwest, health officials are warning the public not to underestimate the severity of this heat wave.