Mundelein volleyball coach charged after student reports suspected recording
A Mundelein High School junior varsity volleyball coach has been charged with felony unauthorized video recording of a juvenile after a student reported that she believed the coach was photographing her during an exercise session.
A Mundelein High School junior varsity volleyball coach has been charged with felony unauthorized video recording of a juvenile after a student reported that she believed the coach was photographing her during an exercise session.
Pilsen barber uses his story, skills to give back after release from Cook County Jail
For one Pilsen barber, cutting hair is more than a way to make a living.
For one Pilsen barber, cutting hair is more than a way to make a living.
Clashing ordinances all lost in Chicago City Council -- what happens next?
There was a lot of action today in Chicago's City Council involving several clashing ordinances. However, a lot of the proposals were blocked.
There was a lot of action today in Chicago's City Council involving several clashing ordinances. However, a lot of the proposals were blocked.
Chicago weather: Cool temperatures stick around before a warmer weekend
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Arlington Heights police respond to 'possible connection' between Idaho cold case, Tylenol murders
A decades-old Idaho cold case may be connected to the Chicago-area Tylenol murders.
A decades-old Idaho cold case may be connected to the Chicago-area Tylenol murders.
Mundelein volleyball coach charged after student reports suspected recording
A Mundelein High School junior varsity volleyball coach has been charged with felony unauthorized video recording of a juvenile after a student reported that she believed the coach was photographing her during an exercise session.
A Mundelein High School junior varsity volleyball coach has been charged with felony unauthorized video recording of a juvenile after a student reported that she believed the coach was photographing her during an exercise session.
Pilsen barber uses second chance after Cook County Jail to inspire others
For one barber in Pilsen, cutting hair is more than a way to make a living. It's how he found a way forward after spending time in Cook County Jail. Now, he hopes to use his story and his skills to make an impact and help change the world around him.
For one barber in Pilsen, cutting hair is more than a way to make a living. It's how he found a way forward after spending time in Cook County Jail. Now, he hopes to use his story and his skills to make an impact and help change the world around him.
New Idaho claim raises questions about Chicago Tylenol murders
A former FBI agent weighs in on new claims linking a 1982 Idaho death to Chicago's unsolved Tylenol murders, explaining why investigators say the case remains open and unresolved.
A former FBI agent weighs in on new claims linking a 1982 Idaho death to Chicago's unsolved Tylenol murders, explaining why investigators say the case remains open and unresolved.
McHenry County residents oppose battery project, but it could help avoid higher taxes
Residents in one part of Chicagoland are pushing back against a massive battery project, but it could help keep their taxes from going up.
Residents in one part of Chicagoland are pushing back against a massive battery project, but it could help keep their taxes from going up.
5 Illinois universities spend thousands on Flock contracts, new report finds
Almost half of Illinois' public universities are working with Flock Safety, spending thousands of dollars on contracts with the controversial company, according to a new report.
Almost half of Illinois' public universities are working with Flock Safety, spending thousands of dollars on contracts with the controversial company, according to a new report.
Chicago School Board president candidate denies allegations of abuse
Victor Henderson, a candidate for president of the Chicago Board of Education, responded to allegations that he physically abused his children, which he denies.
Victor Henderson, a candidate for president of the Chicago Board of Education, responded to allegations that he physically abused his children, which he denies.
AI industry aims to recruit more neurodivergent talent
AI is rapidly changing the workforce and a CEO of a leading company said only two types of workers will survive the new era: tradeworkers and people who are neurodivergent.
AI is rapidly changing the workforce and a CEO of a leading company said only two types of workers will survive the new era: tradeworkers and people who are neurodivergent.
Chicago leaders consider competing renters rights proposals
The Chicago City Council is expected to choose between two competing renters' rights ordinances as leaders try to tackle rising rent and housing affordability.
The Chicago City Council is expected to choose between two competing renters' rights ordinances as leaders try to tackle rising rent and housing affordability.
Chicago college students protest Border Patrol at job fair
Students at the University of Illinois Chicago were protesting the planned appearance of US Customs and Border Protection at a campus career fair
Students at the University of Illinois Chicago were protesting the planned appearance of US Customs and Border Protection at a campus career fair
Rep. Delia Ramirez on her effort to reign in ICE, DHS
U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez spoke with Fox Chicago about her new bill that aims to reign in the powers of the Department of Homeland Security and ICE.
U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez spoke with Fox Chicago about her new bill that aims to reign in the powers of the Department of Homeland Security and ICE.
Chicago Rep. Delia Ramirez bill aims to reign in DHS power
U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-Chicago) introduced her "Reimagining Safety Act," which aims to create a new federal department to promote "collective safety" and repeal some powers of the Department of Homeland Security.
U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-Chicago) introduced her "Reimagining Safety Act," which aims to create a new federal department to promote "collective safety" and repeal some powers of the Department of Homeland Security.
Trump’s UN speech, Iran threat and media battle explained
Ambassador Ian Kelly discusses President Trump’s tough language toward Iran, the response from world leaders and the administration’s ongoing conflict with major news organizations.
Ambassador Ian Kelly discusses President Trump’s tough language toward Iran, the response from world leaders and the administration’s ongoing conflict with major news organizations.
Proposal would abolish ICE, shut down DHS
A new plan from a Chicago congresswoman would dramatically change how the federal government handles immigration enforcement.
A new plan from a Chicago congresswoman would dramatically change how the federal government handles immigration enforcement.
Chicago alders consider tenant rights, heat safety rules and parking meter deal
Chicago alders will convene today to discuss several topics, including competing plans that could change renter protections and landlord rules.
Chicago alders will convene today to discuss several topics, including competing plans that could change renter protections and landlord rules.
Cloudy skies, upper 60s across Chicagoland today
Kaitlin Cody has your Chicago weather update!
Kaitlin Cody has your Chicago weather update!