Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and staunch activist, dies at 84
Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality who worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and inspired generations with his call to "never look down on anybody unless you are helping him up," has died at 84.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality who worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and inspired generations with his call to "never look down on anybody unless you are helping him up," has died at 84.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and staunch activist, dies at 84
The Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality who worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died at 84.
The Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality who worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died at 84.
Star quilt artist featured at Obama Presidential Center in Chicago
An artist who's being featured in the Obama Presidential Center shared his creative secrets at Augustana Lutheran Church in Hyde Park. His name is Sunshine Joe because he infuses brilliant color in his work.
An artist who's being featured in the Obama Presidential Center shared his creative secrets at Augustana Lutheran Church in Hyde Park. His name is Sunshine Joe because he infuses brilliant color in his work.
US Senate candidates discuss ICE, wages, UFOs, more in Fox Chicago debate
The top three candidates in the Democratic primary race for Illinois’ open U.S. Senate seat sparred over how to lower the cost of living, whether to abolish ICE, and even whether the feds should disclose findings about UFOs in a primetime debate on Fox Chicago.
The top three candidates in the Democratic primary race for Illinois’ open U.S. Senate seat sparred over how to lower the cost of living, whether to abolish ICE, and even whether the feds should disclose findings about UFOs in a primetime debate on Fox Chicago.
Months after Chicago-area dad went missing, family takes search nationwide
It has been nearly three months since anyone has seen Dan Davis, 59, and his family is now taking the search nationwide.
It has been nearly three months since anyone has seen Dan Davis, 59, and his family is now taking the search nationwide.
Artist featured at Obama Presidential Library explains his inspiration
An artist who's being featured in the Obama Presidential Center shared his creative secrets at Augustana Lutheran Church in Hyde Park.
An artist who's being featured in the Obama Presidential Center shared his creative secrets at Augustana Lutheran Church in Hyde Park.
Family of missing Chicago-area man expands search nationwide after nearly 3 months
It has been nearly three months since anyone has seen Dan Davis, 59, and his family is now taking the search nationwide.
It has been nearly three months since anyone has seen Dan Davis, 59, and his family is now taking the search nationwide.
US Senate candidates debate ICE, minimum wage, and AI | Chicago Report Debates
The top three candidates in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate faced off in Monday night’s debate on "The Chicago Report."
The top three candidates in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate faced off in Monday night’s debate on "The Chicago Report."
Volunteers give back on Presidents’ Day at Oak Park children’s clinic
Volunteers spent Presidents' Day giving back to the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society. The local nonprofit provides medical and dental care to kids in need.
Volunteers spent Presidents' Day giving back to the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society. The local nonprofit provides medical and dental care to kids in need.
Stratton spars with Krishnamoorthi over ICE funding, campaign donations | Chicago Report Debates
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi outline their positions on ICE, its funding and campaign contributions.
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi outline their positions on ICE, its funding and campaign contributions.
“Wannabe dictator”: Stratton pushes back on Trump’s election agenda | Chicago Report Debates
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton says she has been outspoken against President Donald Trump’s authoritarian agenda and opposes any involvement by him in Illinois elections.
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton says she has been outspoken against President Donald Trump’s authoritarian agenda and opposes any involvement by him in Illinois elections.
Protecting jobs in the age of AI — Senate candidates outline their plans | Chicago Report Debates
FOX Chicago’s Paris Schutz asks the Senate candidates how they would promote responsible development of AI technology without wiping out jobs.
FOX Chicago’s Paris Schutz asks the Senate candidates how they would promote responsible development of AI technology without wiping out jobs.
Ship that sank in 1872 found at bottom of Lake Michigan
A piece of history was found at the bottom of Lake Michigan: a ship that sank more than 150 years ago!
A piece of history was found at the bottom of Lake Michigan: a ship that sank more than 150 years ago!
Volunteers support Chicago-area children's clinic on President's Day
In Oak Park, volunteers spent President's Day giving back to a cornerstone of their community. The local nonprofit provides medical and dental care to children in need.
In Oak Park, volunteers spent President's Day giving back to a cornerstone of their community. The local nonprofit provides medical and dental care to children in need.
Family of missing Chicago-area father haven't lost hope
The daughter of a missing suburban Chicago man says she still has hope to find her father, who was last seen in November.
The daughter of a missing suburban Chicago man says she still has hope to find her father, who was last seen in November.
High Indiana utility bills crisis has been building for years, advocates say
A consumer advocacy group says the rising NIPSCO bills in Indiana have been a crisis in the making for years due to state policy and the state's regulatory body not doing enough to protect consumers.
A consumer advocacy group says the rising NIPSCO bills in Indiana have been a crisis in the making for years due to state policy and the state's regulatory body not doing enough to protect consumers.
Chicago's Field Museum celebrates Year of the Fire Horse with horse evolution exhibit
Tuesday marks the Lunar New Year, and for the first time in 60 years, the Chinese zodiac honors the "Fire Horse."
Tuesday marks the Lunar New Year, and for the first time in 60 years, the Chinese zodiac honors the "Fire Horse."
Chicago's Field Museum celebrates Year of the Fire Horse with horse evolution exhibit
Tuesday marks the Lunar New Year, and for the first time in 60 years, the Chinese zodiac honors the "Fire Horse."
Tuesday marks the Lunar New Year, and for the first time in 60 years, the Chinese zodiac honors the "Fire Horse."
Chicago artist featured at Obama Presidential Library explains his inspiration
An artist featured at the Obama Presidential Library is explaining what inspired his South Side art.
An artist featured at the Obama Presidential Library is explaining what inspired his South Side art.
Search efforts intensify for missing Blue Island father
People all over the country are looking for Dan Davis, a dad from Blue Island who hasn't been seen since November. His family has been desperately searching for him since.
People all over the country are looking for Dan Davis, a dad from Blue Island who hasn't been seen since November. His family has been desperately searching for him since.