Chicago crime: 1-year-old girl shot, critically hurt on SW Side, police say
A 1-year-old girl was shot and critically hurt inside a home on Chicago’s Southwest Side overnight.
A 1-year-old girl was shot and critically hurt inside a home on Chicago’s Southwest Side overnight.
Chicago crime: 1-year-old girl shot, critically hurt SW Side, police say
A 1-year-old girl was shot and critically hurt inside a home on Chicago’s Southwest Side overnight.
A 1-year-old girl was shot and critically hurt inside a home on Chicago’s Southwest Side overnight.
Chicago crime: Man killed after being shot, chased into crash on South Side, CPD says
A 26-year-old man was killed after being shot and chased through a neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side on Friday night.
A 26-year-old man was killed after being shot and chased through a neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side on Friday night.
South Side break-in spree targets 5 businesses, including Hyde Park coffee shops
Two Hyde Park coffee shops, Sip & Savor and Sweet Drip, were among five South Side businesses burglarized early Friday morning.
Two Hyde Park coffee shops, Sip & Savor and Sweet Drip, were among five South Side businesses burglarized early Friday morning.
GoFundMe supporting elderly couple from The Colony shut down due to violation
A fundraiser aimed at supporting a local elderly couple from The Colony has been taken down due to a GoFundMe Terms of Service violation.
A fundraiser aimed at supporting a local elderly couple from The Colony has been taken down due to a GoFundMe Terms of Service violation.
Chicago police seek suspect after sexually abusing woman on CTA bus
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of sexually abusing a woman on a CTA bus in the Little Italy neighborhood.
Chicago police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of sexually abusing a woman on a CTA bus in the Little Italy neighborhood.
Chicago parking meter deal hits roadblock as aldermen seek changes
Chicago’s plan to finally get something back from the infamous 2008 parking meter deal ran into trouble Friday, after finance chair Pat Dowell chose to defer and publish the measure after sensing opposition to the ordinance.
Chicago’s plan to finally get something back from the infamous 2008 parking meter deal ran into trouble Friday, after finance chair Pat Dowell chose to defer and publish the measure after sensing opposition to the ordinance.
South Side break-in spree targets 5 businesses, including Hyde Park coffee shops
Chicago police are investigating a string of overnight break-ins on the city's South Side.
Chicago police are investigating a string of overnight break-ins on the city's South Side.
Pilsen family shares Paola Zamora’s story, hopes to help others
A Chicago family is remembering a woman who touched thousands of people both in her community and online.
A Chicago family is remembering a woman who touched thousands of people both in her community and online.
Chicago community steps up to help 70-year-old woman leave troubled South Side building
After weeks of living with a broken elevator and other unsafe conditions, a 70-year-old Chicago woman is finally moving into a new subsidized apartment after FOX Chicago’s report prompted city action.
After weeks of living with a broken elevator and other unsafe conditions, a 70-year-old Chicago woman is finally moving into a new subsidized apartment after FOX Chicago’s report prompted city action.
70-year-old Chicago woman gets fresh start after FOX 32 report: 'I'm on top of the world'
After weeks of living with a broken elevator and other unsafe conditions, a 70-year-old Chicago woman is finally moving into a new subsidized apartment after FOX Chicago’s report prompted city action.
After weeks of living with a broken elevator and other unsafe conditions, a 70-year-old Chicago woman is finally moving into a new subsidized apartment after FOX Chicago’s report prompted city action.
Pilsen family remembers social media influencer after suicide
A Chicago family is remembering a woman who touched thousands of people both in her community and online. **If you or a loved one is feeling distressed, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Line for free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
A Chicago family is remembering a woman who touched thousands of people both in her community and online. **If you or a loved one is feeling distressed, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Line for free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Two Hyde Park coffee shops broken into overnight: "It's sad"
Chicago police are investigating the overnight break-ins of at least two Hyde Park businesses — both of them coffee shops on 53rd Street and Hyde Park Boulevard.
Chicago police are investigating the overnight break-ins of at least two Hyde Park businesses — both of them coffee shops on 53rd Street and Hyde Park Boulevard.
Vaccine guidance in flux as flu and cold season gets underway
With CDC vaccine guidance on hold, fewer Americans are getting vaccinated as doctors and medical groups work to help families navigate changing recommendations.
With CDC vaccine guidance on hold, fewer Americans are getting vaccinated as doctors and medical groups work to help families navigate changing recommendations.
Mississippi police: Tasia Fortune’s hanging was ‘staged’ after she was killed in drug dispute
A Mississippi detective testified that Tasia Fortune was killed during a drug dispute before her body was placed in a tree in what authorities described as a staged hanging.
A Mississippi detective testified that Tasia Fortune was killed during a drug dispute before her body was placed in a tree in what authorities described as a staged hanging.
New details revealed about deaths of 3 beluga whales at Shedd Aquarium
Preliminary necropsy findings found significant chronic gastrointestinal disease in rescued belugas Peekachu and Rain, while longtime Shedd resident Beethoven showed age-related health changes.
Preliminary necropsy findings found significant chronic gastrointestinal disease in rescued belugas Peekachu and Rain, while longtime Shedd resident Beethoven showed age-related health changes.
Chicago parking meter deal hits major roadblock as deadline nears
A $2 billion parking meter deal faces growing opposition in City Council as aldermen push for changes and a Sept. 30 deadline approaches.
A $2 billion parking meter deal faces growing opposition in City Council as aldermen push for changes and a Sept. 30 deadline approaches.
Beluga whale deaths, 'horrifying' school conditions and Illinois' heaviest pumpkin | Week in Review
From residents pushing back against 75th Street crowds and Chicago school conditions to a fourth beluga death at Shedd Aquarium and the Cubs and White Sox clinching playoff spots, here's a look at this week's top stories.
From residents pushing back against 75th Street crowds and Chicago school conditions to a fourth beluga death at Shedd Aquarium and the Cubs and White Sox clinching playoff spots, here's a look at this week's top stories.
Ford Heights officials charged in alleged scheme to spend village money on casino trips
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced felony charges Friday against 11 current and former elected officials and employees of the village of Ford Heights, alleging they illegally used municipal funds for personal vacations and casino trips.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced felony charges Friday against 11 current and former elected officials and employees of the village of Ford Heights, alleging they illegally used municipal funds for personal vacations and casino trips.
Hundreds scammed in $105M fake truck Ponzi scheme: DOJ
A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a $105 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 500 investors nationwide.
A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a $105 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 500 investors nationwide.