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A local pantry partner and a participating family discuss how a new Fox 32 Cares initiative with the Greater Chicago Food Depository is helping meet rising food needs for kids and families during the summer months.

With the World Cup approaching, a new interactive soccer arcade in Oak Brook is giving fans a chance to compete in high-tech games and take part in upcoming free play events and tournaments.

The man charged with shooting La Porte County Deputy Jon Samuelson inside a hospital last week pleaded not guilty on Friday.

With just days left in the legislative session, Illinois lawmakers are scrambling to finalize a mega-project bill aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in-state, while key details and competing proposals remain in flux.

Political science professor William Muck discusses whether the latest U.S.-Iran agreement can hold, what economic pressure means for Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and how the deal could impact oil prices and stability in the Middle East.

All lanes have reopened on the Ohio and Ontario Street feeder ramps connecting downtown Chicago to the Kennedy Expressway after 17 months of construction.

Father Michael Pfleger discusses what’s driving Chicago’s recent teen takeover gatherings, whether curfews and parent fines could help, and how the city should respond to rising violence involving young people.

 Patients showed up for appointments. Employees expected paychecks. Instead, workers say they found silence.  Tia Ewing has more on the unanswered questions surrounding the collapse of the Birth Center of Chicago.

A candle still burning. A young mother gone. And now, a case that went cold has a conviction. But as Lauren Scafidi explains the victim's family says it's not over yet. 

          Tonight, a woman in La Porte County Indiana is lucky to be alive after a freak accident. She was driving to work when a large tree fell on her. She is now paralyzed.       Leslie Moreno joins us live with her story.