Money approved, alley still rough: Wicker Park neighbors want answers
The money has been authorized. The alley has been approved for repaving. But months later, Wicker Park neighbors say the road home is still a rough one.
The money has been authorized. The alley has been approved for repaving. But months later, Wicker Park neighbors say the road home is still a rough one.
Crystal Lake Fire Rescue unveils nation's first accessible fire safety trailer
The Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department is breaking new ground when it comes to accessible fire safety training.
The Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department is breaking new ground when it comes to accessible fire safety training.
Englewood family mourns father killed in house fire
A family in Englewood is grieving after losing their father to a fire. Now, his son is opening up about what happened.
A family in Englewood is grieving after losing their father to a fire. Now, his son is opening up about what happened.
Mayor Johnson addresses $261M Reynaldo Guevara settlement
Mayor Brandon Johnson did talk about a massive settlement of $261 million for people tied to cases with Reynaldo Guevara, the cop accused of messing up cases all the way back to the eighties.
Mayor Brandon Johnson did talk about a massive settlement of $261 million for people tied to cases with Reynaldo Guevara, the cop accused of messing up cases all the way back to the eighties.
Bears stadium talks: What lawmakers said after meeting with Roger Goodell
The Bears met with lawmakers and Roger Goodell to talk about staying in Illinois less than 24 hours ago. Now, we're starting to hear from the people in that room.
The Bears met with lawmakers and Roger Goodell to talk about staying in Illinois less than 24 hours ago. Now, we're starting to hear from the people in that room.
Chicago weather: Beautiful weather expected for Bears game, sunny weekend ahead
JD Rudd has your weather update!
JD Rudd has your weather update!
Trump says no ICE or FBI deployments at polls but Chicago election officials are ramping up security
Chicago is stepping up security at polling locations as President Trump denies plans of ICE or FBI deployments. Chicago Tribune reporter Greg Pratt weighs in on concerns over federal enforcement and immigration policies at the ballot box and whether the threat is real.
Chicago is stepping up security at polling locations as President Trump denies plans of ICE or FBI deployments. Chicago Tribune reporter Greg Pratt weighs in on concerns over federal enforcement and immigration policies at the ballot box and whether the threat is real.
A lawsuit has been filed against Pullman Innovations following hundreds of complaints about foul odor
The State and the City have filed a lawsuit against a vegetable oil plant on the South side due to a foul smell permeating through surrounding neighborhoods.
The State and the City have filed a lawsuit against a vegetable oil plant on the South side due to a foul smell permeating through surrounding neighborhoods.
Inside Chicago Public Schools' enrollment crisis with former CPS CEO Dr. Janice Jackson
Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Dr. Janice Jackson joins Anita Blanton on The Chicago Report to break down the district's drop of 11,000 students from this school year compared to last. She addresses how plummeting enrollment is reigniting questions about school closures, and she shares which candidate she's endorsing for Chicago School Board president.
Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Dr. Janice Jackson joins Anita Blanton on The Chicago Report to break down the district's drop of 11,000 students from this school year compared to last. She addresses how plummeting enrollment is reigniting questions about school closures, and she shares which candidate she's endorsing for Chicago School Board president.
Dolton officer on leave, Oakbrook shooting and Bensenville embezzlement | Week in Review
Coming up on this episode of "Week in Review:" a Dolton officer is placed on leave after a shooting video goes viral, a deadly shooting at Oakbrook Center, a small plane crash and an embezzlement case. Plus, a Pilsen family remembers a social media influencer, protests follow Trump’s Presidents Cup appearance, and we look at changing West Side demographics, CTA crime data, the Bears stadium saga and the new Ryan Field.
Coming up on this episode of "Week in Review:" a Dolton officer is placed on leave after a shooting video goes viral, a deadly shooting at Oakbrook Center, a small plane crash and an embezzlement case. Plus, a Pilsen family remembers a social media influencer, protests follow Trump’s Presidents Cup appearance, and we look at changing West Side demographics, CTA crime data, the Bears stadium saga and the new Ryan Field.
Kiara Poole and Ashley Tarver talk Ready to Love: Chicago before its premiere on OWN network.
Ready to Love : Chicago features 20 Black singles (10 women and 10 men) and premieres on OWN October 2nd. We talk with two contestants about their experience.
Ready to Love : Chicago features 20 Black singles (10 women and 10 men) and premieres on OWN October 2nd. We talk with two contestants about their experience.
Why Sendhil Revuluri walked away from the Chicago school board president race | The Chicago Report
Former Chicago school board president candidate Sendhil Revuluri sits down with Anita Blanton on The Chicago Report to discuss his exit from the race and the special interest cash pouring into it. He reveals why he won't endorse another candidate unless the contentious issue of school closures is brought back into the conversation.
Former Chicago school board president candidate Sendhil Revuluri sits down with Anita Blanton on The Chicago Report to discuss his exit from the race and the special interest cash pouring into it. He reveals why he won't endorse another candidate unless the contentious issue of school closures is brought back into the conversation.
Chicago weather: Sunny, fall-like weekend ahead with highs in the 60s and 70s
Kaitlin Cody has your weather update!
Kaitlin Cody has your weather update!
Christa Pike execution: Chicago attorney explains why lethal injections can go wrong
Christa Pike's attorneys actually issued a warning about botched lethal injections back in January. We spoke with Karen Conti, a local attorney who defended John Wayne Gacy. His execution was also botched in the 90s in Illinois. We wanted to know, how does this happen?
Christa Pike's attorneys actually issued a warning about botched lethal injections back in January. We spoke with Karen Conti, a local attorney who defended John Wayne Gacy. His execution was also botched in the 90s in Illinois. We wanted to know, how does this happen?
Tom Cruise talks 'Digger,' reveals how he can become any iconic character
It's one of the most talked about movies of the year. Some are calling it a disaster, others a masterpiece. "Digger" opens in theaters today and Tom Cruise sits down one-on-one with FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton.
It's one of the most talked about movies of the year. Some are calling it a disaster, others a masterpiece. "Digger" opens in theaters today and Tom Cruise sits down one-on-one with FOX Chicago's Jake Hamilton.
Laura Geller discusses breast cancer, beauty and Fran Drescher partnership
Laura Geller opens up about her breast cancer journey, how it changed her perspective and her ongoing partnership with Fran Drescher’s Cancer Schmancer.
Laura Geller opens up about her breast cancer journey, how it changed her perspective and her ongoing partnership with Fran Drescher’s Cancer Schmancer.
Why consumer confidence is falling despite encouraging US economic news
There's been some encouraging news about the US economy this week, but consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade. Gene Marks, with The Marks Group PC, joins us.
There's been some encouraging news about the US economy this week, but consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade. Gene Marks, with The Marks Group PC, joins us.
Thieves target ATMs across Chicago, including Lincoln Park and Logan Square
Police say thieves are targeting ATMs across Chicago, with reported incidents including locations in Lincoln Park and Logan Square.
Police say thieves are targeting ATMs across Chicago, with reported incidents including locations in Lincoln Park and Logan Square.
Summit cold case: DNA technology could help identify man found in canal 20 years ago
More than 20 years after a man’s body was found in a suburban Chicago canal, investigators are turning to newer DNA technology in hopes of identifying him.
More than 20 years after a man’s body was found in a suburban Chicago canal, investigators are turning to newer DNA technology in hopes of identifying him.
Dedicated bus lane coming to Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago
A new dedicated bus lane will run along the northbound side of Michigan Avenue from Roosevelt Road to Wacker Drive through the city's Cultural Mile, passing landmarks including the Art Institute of Chicago and Millennium Park.
A new dedicated bus lane will run along the northbound side of Michigan Avenue from Roosevelt Road to Wacker Drive through the city's Cultural Mile, passing landmarks including the Art Institute of Chicago and Millennium Park.