Search for next CPD Superintendent, will State Rep. Benton resign? | The Chicago Report
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling has announced his retirement and the search begins for his replacement. And, State Rep. Harry Benton is being called to resign after an investigation into alleged misconduct. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling has announced his retirement and the search begins for his replacement. And, State Rep. Harry Benton is being called to resign after an investigation into alleged misconduct. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Arlington Heights Airbnb ban faces opposition as enforcement begins
The new short-term rental ban in Arlington Heights is already facing local opposition and legal challenges.
The new short-term rental ban in Arlington Heights is already facing local opposition and legal challenges.
Naked man accused of assaulting 3 women in downtown DeKalb, police say
A naked man accused of physically and sexually assaulting three women in downtown DeKalb near the public library and farmers market is in custody, authorities said.
A naked man accused of physically and sexually assaulting three women in downtown DeKalb near the public library and farmers market is in custody, authorities said.
Pullman: The lost archives and hidden artifacts
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we are taking a look at the places and spaces that helped shape our nation. FOX Chicago's Kasey Chronis is uncovering the lost archives and hidden artifacts that are bringing the story of Pullman National Historical Park to life.
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we are taking a look at the places and spaces that helped shape our nation. FOX Chicago's Kasey Chronis is uncovering the lost archives and hidden artifacts that are bringing the story of Pullman National Historical Park to life.
Airbnb owner urges Arlington Heights to reconsider ban
The new short-term rental ban in Arlington Heights is already facing local and legal challenges.
The new short-term rental ban in Arlington Heights is already facing local and legal challenges.
Englewood youth program relocates after two shootings outside center
A free youth program serving more than 40 children in Englewood has been forced to relocate after two shootings happened outside its center at 344 W. 75th Street.
A free youth program serving more than 40 children in Englewood has been forced to relocate after two shootings happened outside its center at 344 W. 75th Street.
Englewood youth program relocates after two shootings outside center
A free youth program serving more than 40 children in Englewood has been forced to relocate after two shootings happened outside its center at 344 W. 75th Street.
A free youth program serving more than 40 children in Englewood has been forced to relocate after two shootings happened outside its center at 344 W. 75th Street.
Gov. Pritzker says Illinois is ready to fight in Supreme Court assault weapons case
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to assault weapons bans this fall, and Gov. Pritzker says Illinois is prepared to defend the state's ban.
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to assault weapons bans this fall, and Gov. Pritzker says Illinois is prepared to defend the state's ban.
Operation New Dawn targets the 'worst of the worst' in Chicago-area crime
Federal authorities charged 179 people as part of Operation New Dawn, a two-month anti-violence initiative targeting Chicago crime during the spring and summer months. FOX Chicago's Joanie Lum explains what this crackdown accomplished.
Federal authorities charged 179 people as part of Operation New Dawn, a two-month anti-violence initiative targeting Chicago crime during the spring and summer months. FOX Chicago's Joanie Lum explains what this crackdown accomplished.
'Dibs' tradition returns for Evanston's 4th of July Celebration | ChicagoLIVE
Evanston's Fourth of July Celebration comes with a tradition of its own. Days before the parade, residents line the route with chairs to claim the best spots.
Evanston's Fourth of July Celebration comes with a tradition of its own. Days before the parade, residents line the route with chairs to claim the best spots.
606 Trail sexual assault suspect detained after man with baseball bat intervenes
A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman on The 606 Trail is in custody after neighbors intervened and detained him with the help of a baseball bat, authorities said.
A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman on The 606 Trail is in custody after neighbors intervened and detained him with the help of a baseball bat, authorities said.
Red, white & zoo: Brookfield Zoo Chicago to celebrate America 250 | ChicagoLIVE
Add Brookfield Zoo Chicago to your list of stops for America 250 celebrations! Julianne Olivo, director of PR, joins ChicagoLIVE to break down the festivities.
Add Brookfield Zoo Chicago to your list of stops for America 250 celebrations! Julianne Olivo, director of PR, joins ChicagoLIVE to break down the festivities.
Chicago must replace all of its lead pipes, an estimated $12B project | ChicagoLIVE
Chicago has more lead pipes than any other city in the nation, and a federal mandate now requires all of them to be replaced. Chakena Sims of the National Resources Defense Council joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the project.
Chicago has more lead pipes than any other city in the nation, and a federal mandate now requires all of them to be replaced. Chakena Sims of the National Resources Defense Council joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the project.
Operation New Dawn: 179 charged in massive Chicago-area crackdown
Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that 179 people have been charged in connection with violent crimes as part of a new initiative aimed at disrupting violence during the spring and summer months.
Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that 179 people have been charged in connection with violent crimes as part of a new initiative aimed at disrupting violence during the spring and summer months.
Chicago weather: Expect rain and heat for July 4th weekend
Chicago will have high heat again with thunderstorms knocking.
Chicago will have high heat again with thunderstorms knocking.
How to identify abuse in youth sports | ChicagoLIVE
A nonprofit organization called #WeRideTogether helps protect youth athletes from things like abuse and too much pressure. Program and partnerships director Kathryn McClain joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the initiative.
A nonprofit organization called #WeRideTogether helps protect youth athletes from things like abuse and too much pressure. Program and partnerships director Kathryn McClain joins ChicagoLIVE to talk about the initiative.
2 suburban Chicago men charged after police discover cache of guns, drugs
Two Palatine men are facing felony charges after police say a home search turned up drugs, guns, and body armor during a narcotics investigation.
Two Palatine men are facing felony charges after police say a home search turned up drugs, guns, and body armor during a narcotics investigation.
Operation New Dawn: 179 charged in massive Chicago-area anti-violence crackdown
Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that 179 people have been charged in connection with violent crimes as part of a new initiative aimed at disrupting violence during the spring and summer months.
Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that 179 people have been charged in connection with violent crimes as part of a new initiative aimed at disrupting violence during the spring and summer months.
FBI Chicago leader says he'll leave after being told to retire, AP reports
In a farewell message, Douglas DePodesta reportedly suggested a conflict led to his departure. Here's what we know.
In a farewell message, Douglas DePodesta reportedly suggested a conflict led to his departure. Here's what we know.
Illinois launches new Department of Early Childhood
Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation that took effect July 1 creating a new Illinois Department of Early Childhood. Illinois previously had three agencies handling early childhood services, which are now combined into one department.
Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation that took effect July 1 creating a new Illinois Department of Early Childhood. Illinois previously had three agencies handling early childhood services, which are now combined into one department.