What happens to 35th and Shields if the White Sox leave? Could the Bears move in?
What happens to the land at 35th and Shields if the Chicago White Sox move to the South Loop? Does that potential move open the door for another professional sports franchise in Chicago?
What happens to the land at 35th and Shields if the Chicago White Sox move to the South Loop? Does that potential move open the door for another professional sports franchise in Chicago?
Chicago City Hall debates Bally's casino future after construction stops
City Hall is the stage for a showdown over the future of Chicago's Bally's Casino, after the group halted construction over video gaming.
City Hall is the stage for a showdown over the future of Chicago's Bally's Casino, after the group halted construction over video gaming.
Lincoln-Way East students walk out over alleged racist incidents
Lincoln-Way East students walked out of class after alleged racist incidents at sporting events, as an expert weighs in on accountability, discipline and the path toward healing.
Lincoln-Way East students walked out of class after alleged racist incidents at sporting events, as an expert weighs in on accountability, discipline and the path toward healing.
Illinois Army National Guard soldier killed in crash after community event
An Illinois Army National Guard soldier was killed in a crash Sunday night while returning home from a community relations event in Kewanee, according to the Illinois National Guard.
An Illinois Army National Guard soldier was killed in a crash Sunday night while returning home from a community relations event in Kewanee, according to the Illinois National Guard.
Illinois SNAP errors could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions
A FOX Chicago investigation examines Illinois’ high SNAP payment error rate, potential costs to taxpayers and what proposed changes could mean for families relying on food assistance.
A FOX Chicago investigation examines Illinois’ high SNAP payment error rate, potential costs to taxpayers and what proposed changes could mean for families relying on food assistance.
Illinois SNAP errors could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions
Illinois has one of the highest SNAP payment error rates in the country, with nearly $660 million in erroneous payments reported for fiscal year 2025.
Illinois has one of the highest SNAP payment error rates in the country, with nearly $660 million in erroneous payments reported for fiscal year 2025.
Apple unveils foldable iPhone called Duo, iPhone 18 Pro lineup
Apple is making a major move into the future of smartphones. From its first-ever foldable iPhone to upgraded Pro models, here’s what Apple unveiled Wednesday.
Apple is making a major move into the future of smartphones. From its first-ever foldable iPhone to upgraded Pro models, here’s what Apple unveiled Wednesday.
Chicago men sentenced for Beverly carjacking captured on video
Two Chicago men will spend years in federal prison after prosecutors say they carjacked a family at gunpoint in Beverly that was caught on video.
Two Chicago men will spend years in federal prison after prosecutors say they carjacked a family at gunpoint in Beverly that was caught on video.
Video shows armed Chicago carjacking from 2023; both men convicted, sentenced
Two Chicago men will spend more than 14 years in federal prison after prosecutors say they carjacked a family at gunpoint in Beverly in Nov. 2023.
Two Chicago men will spend more than 14 years in federal prison after prosecutors say they carjacked a family at gunpoint in Beverly in Nov. 2023.
US bans Canadian motorcycle, dairy, alcohol imports amid trade war
The U.S. is banning Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles starting in late September as a retaliatory trade battle between the nations intensifies.
The U.S. is banning Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles starting in late September as a retaliatory trade battle between the nations intensifies.
High school student hospitalized after ingesting chemical mixture, officials say
A 15-year-old student was hospitalized Tuesday after authorities said he mixed and ingested several chemicals he brought to Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon.
A 15-year-old student was hospitalized Tuesday after authorities said he mixed and ingested several chemicals he brought to Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon.
Man killed in Little Calumet River crash identified; missing woman's body located, activist says
The Cook County medical examiner has identified the man killed Tuesday when the vehicle he was riding in crashed into the Little Calumet River on Chicago’s South Side. Meanwhile, a community activist said the body of Ralphelle Howard, who was missing after the crash, has been located.
The Cook County medical examiner has identified the man killed Tuesday when the vehicle he was riding in crashed into the Little Calumet River on Chicago’s South Side. Meanwhile, a community activist said the body of Ralphelle Howard, who was missing after the crash, has been located.
Chicago weather: Storms possible before sunshine returns
Rain and a few storms are possible today, with warmer weather arriving this weekend.
Rain and a few storms are possible today, with warmer weather arriving this weekend.
FDNY "Ten House" was the first firehouse to respond on 9/11, Sal Argano is the last firefighter still on staff
FDNY Ten House, home of Engine 10 and Ladder 10, is a small Manhattan firehouse just across an intersection from where the twin towers stood. Following the events of 9/11, the firefighters of Ten House have served as both living testimonials to what happened that day and public faces of the centuries-old FDNY.
FDNY Ten House, home of Engine 10 and Ladder 10, is a small Manhattan firehouse just across an intersection from where the twin towers stood. Following the events of 9/11, the firefighters of Ten House have served as both living testimonials to what happened that day and public faces of the centuries-old FDNY.
Lincoln’s assassination-day gloves go on display in California
A pair of Abraham Lincoln’s gloves, sold for $1.5 million, is now on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
A pair of Abraham Lincoln’s gloves, sold for $1.5 million, is now on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
Chicago’s food and beverage industry is fueling jobs, real estate growth
A new JLL report highlights Chicago’s booming food and beverage sector, with companies expanding office space, driving industrial real estate and benefiting from the city’s transportation, talent and century-old food industry ecosystem.
A new JLL report highlights Chicago’s booming food and beverage sector, with companies expanding office space, driving industrial real estate and benefiting from the city’s transportation, talent and century-old food industry ecosystem.
Hazel Crest woman charged after Chicago infant killed in Labor Day weekend Dan Ryan crash
A Hazel Crest woman faces felony charges after a 6-month-old Chicago boy was killed in an alleged DUI-related crash over the holiday weekend on the Dan Ryan Expressway.
A Hazel Crest woman faces felony charges after a 6-month-old Chicago boy was killed in an alleged DUI-related crash over the holiday weekend on the Dan Ryan Expressway.
Members of the Lindsay Clancy jury open up on the holdout juror
Three jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case are speaking publicly for the first time about the highly publicized murder trial that ended in a mistrial last week.
Three jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case are speaking publicly for the first time about the highly publicized murder trial that ended in a mistrial last week.
Lincoln-Way East students plan walkout over alleged racist taunts
Hundreds of Lincoln-Way East students are planning a walkout after alleged racist incidents involving students and coaches at sporting events, prompting calls for stronger action from the district and a legal response from Homewood-Flossmoor
Hundreds of Lincoln-Way East students are planning a walkout after alleged racist incidents involving students and coaches at sporting events, prompting calls for stronger action from the district and a legal response from Homewood-Flossmoor
79 missing kids found in Ohio during monthlong operation
The Marshals Service says the operation focused on children reported missing through sex trafficking, physical and emotional abuse, neglect, runaways “and other forms of endangerment."
The Marshals Service says the operation focused on children reported missing through sex trafficking, physical and emotional abuse, neglect, runaways “and other forms of endangerment."