Man stabbed in neck during argument on Chicago's West Side, police say
Chicago police say a dispute inside a home turned violent overnight, leaving one man hospitalized with a stab wound to the neck.
Chicago police say a dispute inside a home turned violent overnight, leaving one man hospitalized with a stab wound to the neck.
Chicago police: Man killed in South Side drive-by shooting
A man is dead after a drive-by shooting on Chicago’s South Side Tuesday night.
A man is dead after a drive-by shooting on Chicago’s South Side Tuesday night.
Chicago weather: Cool today, gradual warmup through Saturday
Cooler than normal today in Chicagoland, but a warmup is coming.
Cooler than normal today in Chicagoland, but a warmup is coming.
Illinois State Police to investigate fatal ICE shooting of Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez
Illinois State Police is investigating the fatal shooting of Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez last year by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in suburban Franklin Park.
Illinois State Police is investigating the fatal shooting of Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez last year by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in suburban Franklin Park.
Woman attacked by accused killer of CPD officer speaks out
A 55-year-old woman is speaking out after a violent robbery that police say is tied to the killing a Chicago police officer just hours later.
A 55-year-old woman is speaking out after a violent robbery that police say is tied to the killing a Chicago police officer just hours later.
Illinois State Police to investigate fatal ICE shooting of Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez
ISP is investigating the fatal shooting of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez last year by an ICE officer in suburban Franklin Park.
ISP is investigating the fatal shooting of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez last year by an ICE officer in suburban Franklin Park.
Federal watchdog to review ‘effectiveness’ of National Guard deployment to Chicago
The Dept. of War's watchdog agency will review the "effectiveness" of the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago and other cities.
The Dept. of War's watchdog agency will review the "effectiveness" of the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago and other cities.
Chicago sees uptick in shootings, homicides in first months of 2026
After violent crime significantly fell to its lowest levels in a decade in Chicago, the first third of 2026 is showing more shootings and homicides.
After violent crime significantly fell to its lowest levels in a decade in Chicago, the first third of 2026 is showing more shootings and homicides.
Chicago mom beaten during armed robbery linked to shooting of CPD officers speaks out
A 55-year-old woman is speaking out after a violent robbery that police say is tied to the killing of a Chicago police officer just hours later.
A 55-year-old woman is speaking out after a violent robbery that police say is tied to the killing of a Chicago police officer just hours later.
The real cost of canceling Chicago's biggest Cinco de Mayo parade
Every year, 26th Street in Little Village becomes one of Chicago’s loudest intersections on May 5. This year, it isn’t.
Every year, 26th Street in Little Village becomes one of Chicago’s loudest intersections on May 5. This year, it isn’t.
Person of interest in custody after officer’s gun stolen at suburban Chicago school, officials say
A school resource officer's gun was stolen Monday in Chicago's northwest suburbs, which led to classes being canceled on Tuesday. Here’s what we know.
A school resource officer's gun was stolen Monday in Chicago's northwest suburbs, which led to classes being canceled on Tuesday. Here’s what we know.
Caught on camera: Chicago street performer robbed mid-song
During a recent performance, a high school student stole his tip box with about $100, though a bystander later returned it and the school reimbursed him after the teen was identified.
During a recent performance, a high school student stole his tip box with about $100, though a bystander later returned it and the school reimbursed him after the teen was identified.
Oak Forest Fire Department first in Illinois to use new heart monitoring technology
A suburban fire department is the first in Illinois to adopt new tech aimed at helping paramedics improve speed and accuracy in the field.
A suburban fire department is the first in Illinois to adopt new tech aimed at helping paramedics improve speed and accuracy in the field.
Caught on camera: Chicago street performer robbed mid-song
During a recent performance, a high school student stole his tip box with about $100, though a bystander later returned it and the school reimbursed him after the teen was identified.
During a recent performance, a high school student stole his tip box with about $100, though a bystander later returned it and the school reimbursed him after the teen was identified.
3 hospitalized after daylight shooting on Chicago's SW Side, officials say
Three people are hospitalized after a shooting in broad daylight on Chicago's Southwest Side, authorities said.
Three people are hospitalized after a shooting in broad daylight on Chicago's Southwest Side, authorities said.
Cinco de Mayo celebrations continue across Chicago — but Little Village parade canceled again
Cinco de Mayo celebrations are happening across Chicago, but Little Village’s longtime parade is canceled for a second year. Cermak Road Chamber of Commerce President Hector Escobar explains the history behind the holiday, the concerns driving the decision, and the impact on local businesses. Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas also joins festivities downtown, highlighting the city’s continued celebration.
Cinco de Mayo celebrations are happening across Chicago, but Little Village’s longtime parade is canceled for a second year. Cermak Road Chamber of Commerce President Hector Escobar explains the history behind the holiday, the concerns driving the decision, and the impact on local businesses. Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas also joins festivities downtown, highlighting the city’s continued celebration.
Woman killed, 2 wounded in daylight shooting on Chicago’s South Side, police say
A 26-year-old woman was killed and two males — ages 18 and 16 — are hospitalized after a daylight shooting Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side, police said.
A 26-year-old woman was killed and two males — ages 18 and 16 — are hospitalized after a daylight shooting Tuesday on Chicago’s South Side, police said.
Grand Avenue bike lane barriers spark backlash, protest planned
Concerns over new bike lane barriers are growing on Chicago’s Northwest Side. After similar complaints in Brighton Park, residents along Grand Avenue are now speaking out — and planning a protest. Dan Olas, a 27th Ward resident, joined FOX Chicago to walk through what’s happening, the biggest issues he sees with the changes, and what he hopes city leaders will address.
Concerns over new bike lane barriers are growing on Chicago’s Northwest Side. After similar complaints in Brighton Park, residents along Grand Avenue are now speaking out — and planning a protest. Dan Olas, a 27th Ward resident, joined FOX Chicago to walk through what’s happening, the biggest issues he sees with the changes, and what he hopes city leaders will address.
Chicago's newest bike lane fight: Grand Avenue | ChicagoLIVE
The debate over bike lanes in Chicago is reaching another level on Grand Avenue. Dan Olas, a 30-year resident and homeowner in the 27th Ward, joins us to discuss the project that neighbors say was decided behind closed doors.
The debate over bike lanes in Chicago is reaching another level on Grand Avenue. Dan Olas, a 30-year resident and homeowner in the 27th Ward, joins us to discuss the project that neighbors say was decided behind closed doors.
Illinois landlords sue for compensation over pandemic rent freezes | ChicagoLIVE
Years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many Illinois property owners are still fighting to recover from the financial blow of the eviction moratorium. Paul Arena, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association, joins us to discuss the ongoing legal battles at both the state and national levels.
Years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many Illinois property owners are still fighting to recover from the financial blow of the eviction moratorium. Paul Arena, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association, joins us to discuss the ongoing legal battles at both the state and national levels.