'We need to fully abolish ICE': Kat Abughazaleh talks immigration | Chicago Report Debates
Kat Abughazaleh, a candidate for the 9th Congressional District in Illinois, shares her thoughts on ICE and immigration.
Kat Abughazaleh, a candidate for the 9th Congressional District in Illinois, shares her thoughts on ICE and immigration.
Higher tax rates on millionaires, billionaires? | Chicago Report Debates
Kat Abughazaleh, a candidate for the Democratic nomination in the 9th Congressional District in Illinois, says we should tax billionaires.
Kat Abughazaleh, a candidate for the Democratic nomination in the 9th Congressional District in Illinois, says we should tax billionaires.
What will you do to strengthen the checks and balances of Democracy? | Chicago Report Debates
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss, State Sen. Laura Fine, and Kat Abughazaleh discuss how they would strengthen Democracy in the 9th Congressional District in Illinois.
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss, State Sen. Laura Fine, and Kat Abughazaleh discuss how they would strengthen Democracy in the 9th Congressional District in Illinois.
Chicago nonprofit offers free tax help through mid-April
Still need to do your taxes? A nonprofit organization in Chicago is providing free tax services across the city and the suburbs.
Still need to do your taxes? A nonprofit organization in Chicago is providing free tax services across the city and the suburbs.
Family seeks justice in deadly crash as car owner faces immigration hold
A grieving mother is demanding accountability after the registered owner of a car involved in a deadly crash is now in immigration custody — with no criminal charges filed.
A grieving mother is demanding accountability after the registered owner of a car involved in a deadly crash is now in immigration custody — with no criminal charges filed.
Waymo bringing driverless cars to Chicago
As if Chicago's streets aren't busy enough, there's a new fleet that's going to be moving in. Waymo is bringing its driver-less cars to Chicago. Terrence Lee is in the news room
As if Chicago's streets aren't busy enough, there's a new fleet that's going to be moving in. Waymo is bringing its driver-less cars to Chicago. Terrence Lee is in the news room
New Animal Care and Control leader recognized
Chicago Animal Care and Control has a new leader.
Chicago Animal Care and Control has a new leader.
American is freed after 11 years for Bali ‘suitcase murder,’ but a US case awaits
Indonesia freed and deported an American man Tuesday after he spent 11 years in prison for the premeditated murder of his then-girlfriend’s mother on the island of Bali, but he’s still on the hook for federal charges back home.
Indonesia freed and deported an American man Tuesday after he spent 11 years in prison for the premeditated murder of his then-girlfriend’s mother on the island of Bali, but he’s still on the hook for federal charges back home.
Preschool Polar Plunge
Today - dozens of preschoolers took the plunge for Special Olympics Illinois.
Today - dozens of preschoolers took the plunge for Special Olympics Illinois.
Here's where to find free tax help in Chicago
Need to do your taxes? Ladder Up is providing free tax services across Chicago and the suburbs.
Need to do your taxes? Ladder Up is providing free tax services across Chicago and the suburbs.
Chicago professor breaks down Trump's State of the Union speech
Northwestern Prof. Laurel Harbridge-Yong joined Fox Chicago to give her analysis of President Trump's record-long State of the Union address.
Northwestern Prof. Laurel Harbridge-Yong joined Fox Chicago to give her analysis of President Trump's record-long State of the Union address.
Illinois lawmakers weigh emergency bills as SNAP cuts threaten 230,000 residents
Illinois legislators are considering two emergency bills in response to federal changes that will reduce or end Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits for about 230,000 state residents starting in April and May.
Illinois legislators are considering two emergency bills in response to federal changes that will reduce or end Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits for about 230,000 state residents starting in April and May.
Expert review Trump's State of the Union Address
President Trump delivered the longest State of the Union Address last night in American history. He praised the economy, criticized the democrats and spoke very little about Iran.
President Trump delivered the longest State of the Union Address last night in American history. He praised the economy, criticized the democrats and spoke very little about Iran.
Family: Don't deport him, charge him in deadly crash with immigrant
It took 89 days for authorities to take the registered owner of a car involved in a deadly crash into custody. But there’s a troubling twist. Tia Ewing is here with the details.
It took 89 days for authorities to take the registered owner of a car involved in a deadly crash into custody. But there’s a troubling twist. Tia Ewing is here with the details.
SNAP relief bills: What's in the proposals
SNAP benefits in Illinois are about to drop. More than 200,000 people could lose those benefits starting April 1.
SNAP benefits in Illinois are about to drop. More than 200,000 people could lose those benefits starting April 1.
City of Chicago ordered to pay $5.7 million in 2018 wrongful police raid case
The City of Chicago will pay $5.7 million after a jury found that police officers wrongfully raided the Tate family’s home.
The City of Chicago will pay $5.7 million after a jury found that police officers wrongfully raided the Tate family’s home.
Woman in court for deadly Uber Eats carjacking
An Uber Eats driver lost his life after a carjacking. Police say a woman from Maywood took his car and killed him. She stood before a judge today. Kasey Chronis is outside Leighton Criminal Courthouse with what we just learned.
An Uber Eats driver lost his life after a carjacking. Police say a woman from Maywood took his car and killed him. She stood before a judge today. Kasey Chronis is outside Leighton Criminal Courthouse with what we just learned.
Chicago to pay $5.7M for wrongful raid of family's home
The City of Chicago will pay $5.7 million after a jury found that Chicago police wrongfully raided the home of a family.
The City of Chicago will pay $5.7 million after a jury found that Chicago police wrongfully raided the home of a family.
Chicago-area daycare employee's alleged abuse of child caught on camera
One of the women accused of abusing multiple kids at a suburban daycare center appeared in court on Wednesday.
One of the women accused of abusing multiple kids at a suburban daycare center appeared in court on Wednesday.
Chicago restaurant steps in after couple cancels destination wedding amid Mexico chaos | ChicagoLIVE
The Alston will shut down regular dinner service Friday to host the 120-guest wedding of a River North couple whose destination ceremony was canceled days before the event.
The Alston will shut down regular dinner service Friday to host the 120-guest wedding of a River North couple whose destination ceremony was canceled days before the event.