'Vindicated': Samantha Steele speaks after not guilty DUI verdict | ChicagoLIVE
Cook County Board of Review Commissioner Samantha Steele says she feels "vindicated" after being found not guilty in her DUI trial.
Cook County Board of Review Commissioner Samantha Steele says she feels "vindicated" after being found not guilty in her DUI trial.
Joliet moves forward with Rock Run Collection development | ChicagoLIVE
Joliet Mayor Terry D’Arcy shares plans for the Rock Run Collection, a 310-acre development designed to transform the city into a regional shopping and entertainment destination.
Joliet Mayor Terry D’Arcy shares plans for the Rock Run Collection, a 310-acre development designed to transform the city into a regional shopping and entertainment destination.
USA Club Rugby national championships coming to Chicago suburb this month | ChicagoLIVE
Jeremy Swick with USA Rugby previews the 2026 national championships hosted by the Chicago Blaze Rugby Club.
Jeremy Swick with USA Rugby previews the 2026 national championships hosted by the Chicago Blaze Rugby Club.
Toxic herbicide linked to higher Parkison’s risk | ChicagoLIVE
Cole Eastman, a lobbyist for the Fox Foundation, emphasizes the role of environmental factors in Parkinson’s disease.
Cole Eastman, a lobbyist for the Fox Foundation, emphasizes the role of environmental factors in Parkinson’s disease.
Chicago Bulls introduce Bryson Graham as Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations
It's a new era for the Chicago Bulls. The franchise introduced Bryson Graham as its next Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations on Wednesday afternoon.
It's a new era for the Chicago Bulls. The franchise introduced Bryson Graham as its next Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations on Wednesday afternoon.
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Trevor Jackson brings ‘Healing Out Loud’ tour to Chicago | ChicagoNOW
The actor and singer is in Chicago as part of his “Healing Out Loud” tour stop at Park West tonight.
The actor and singer is in Chicago as part of his “Healing Out Loud” tour stop at Park West tonight.
Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni dispute likely cost millions before settlement | ChicagoNOW
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni reached a settlement in their dispute over “It Ends With Us,” with experts estimating the case cost millions in legal fees.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni reached a settlement in their dispute over “It Ends With Us,” with experts estimating the case cost millions in legal fees.
Gas prices surge nationwide — these states still have the cheapest fuel | ChicagoNOW
Gas prices are rising rapidly across the U.S., with the national average nearing $5 per gallon and only a small number of states still below $4.
Gas prices are rising rapidly across the U.S., with the national average nearing $5 per gallon and only a small number of states still below $4.
Chicago Loop office tower poised to sell at steep discount as market shifts | ChicagoNOW
Office vacancy and shifting work trends continue to weigh on property values in the Chicago Loop, where some buildings are selling for a fraction of prior prices.
Office vacancy and shifting work trends continue to weigh on property values in the Chicago Loop, where some buildings are selling for a fraction of prior prices.
Chicago weather: Wednesday afternoon forecast
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
AI-powered phishing scams are getting harder to spot – here’s what to know | ChicagoNOW
Phishing and spoofing scams are rising rapidly, with experts warning that AI tools are making fraudulent messages more personalized and harder to detect.
Phishing and spoofing scams are rising rapidly, with experts warning that AI tools are making fraudulent messages more personalized and harder to detect.
NASA reveals never-before-seen Artemis II photos – take a look | ChicagoNOWo
NASA has released thousands of new images captured during the Artemis II mission.
NASA has released thousands of new images captured during the Artemis II mission.
Ask.com shuts down after nearly 30 years | ChicagoNOW
Ask.com once known as Ask Jeeves, has shut down its search business after nearly three decades as its parent company shifts focus.
Ask.com once known as Ask Jeeves, has shut down its search business after nearly three decades as its parent company shifts focus.
Leo Catholic High School principal earns Golden Apple Award for leadership | ChicagoNOW
Shaka Rawls, principal of Leo Catholic High School, was surprised with the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership.
Shaka Rawls, principal of Leo Catholic High School, was surprised with the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership.
One of the world’s largest cities is sinking – what we know | ChicagoNOW
This city is sinking by as much as 9 to 10 inches per year. Some areas have even dropped more than 100 feet.
This city is sinking by as much as 9 to 10 inches per year. Some areas have even dropped more than 100 feet.
Chicago-area college supports teachers of color during National Teachers Week
It's National Teachers Week, and one suburban community college is celebrating its young teachers of color.
It's National Teachers Week, and one suburban community college is celebrating its young teachers of color.
Explosion sparks massive apartment fire in Des Plaines, multiple injured
Investigators are working to determine the cause of a powerful overnight explosion and fire that tore through a Des Plaines apartment building, injuring several residents and displacing families.
Investigators are working to determine the cause of a powerful overnight explosion and fire that tore through a Des Plaines apartment building, injuring several residents and displacing families.
How MetroSquash is changing lives with help from Greater Chicago Food Depository
MetroSquash is doing more than teaching a sport. It is helping change lives. The Woodlawn-based program helps Chicago students succeed both on and off the court, combining squash training with academic support that continues through college. With support from the Greater Chicago Food Depository, students also receive meals that help fuel their success. This visit is part of FOX 32 Cares’ effort to raise $15,000, enough to provide 45,000 meals for kids this summer.
MetroSquash is doing more than teaching a sport. It is helping change lives. The Woodlawn-based program helps Chicago students succeed both on and off the court, combining squash training with academic support that continues through college. With support from the Greater Chicago Food Depository, students also receive meals that help fuel their success. This visit is part of FOX 32 Cares’ effort to raise $15,000, enough to provide 45,000 meals for kids this summer.
Mexico Week brings citywide celebrations beyond Cinco de Mayo
Mexican officials highlight how Mexico Week events across Chicago aim to celebrate culture, build community connections, and showcase traditions beyond the holiday.
Mexican officials highlight how Mexico Week events across Chicago aim to celebrate culture, build community connections, and showcase traditions beyond the holiday.
Tickets now available for Obama Presidential Center as volunteer push begins
The Obama Foundation shares details on museum experiences, opening plans, and a new ambassador program inviting the public to get involved ahead of the center’s debut.
The Obama Foundation shares details on museum experiences, opening plans, and a new ambassador program inviting the public to get involved ahead of the center’s debut.