Some fruits, vegetables tied to cancer
A USC oncologist explains how pesticide exposure may complicate the long-held belief that fruit- and vegetable-rich diets always reduce cancer risk.
A USC oncologist explains how pesticide exposure may complicate the long-held belief that fruit- and vegetable-rich diets always reduce cancer risk.
Surge in smash-and-grab burglaries raises concerns for Chicago businesses
G. Michael Verden breaks down why vehicle-driven smash-and-grab crimes may be increasing in Chicago and what business owners can do to better protect themselves.
G. Michael Verden breaks down why vehicle-driven smash-and-grab crimes may be increasing in Chicago and what business owners can do to better protect themselves.
Illinois lawmakers push new tax relief plan to keep Bears stadium deal alive
As Springfield debates a new property tax relief proposal tied to a potential stadium bill, experts weigh deadlines, regional competition, and why securing a deal for the Bears has proven so difficult.
As Springfield debates a new property tax relief proposal tied to a potential stadium bill, experts weigh deadlines, regional competition, and why securing a deal for the Bears has proven so difficult.
Warmer air returns to Chicagoland with scattered storms possible this week
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Chicago Weather: Flood concerns remain, temps rise into the 70s
Fox Chicago Chief Meteorologist Emily Wahls has the forecast for April 20, 2026.
Fox Chicago Chief Meteorologist Emily Wahls has the forecast for April 20, 2026.
Former suburban Chicago teacher accused of grooming students, soliciting minor, officials say
A former suburban Chicago teacher is facing multiple felony charges involving a minor. Here's what we know so far.
A former suburban Chicago teacher is facing multiple felony charges involving a minor. Here's what we know so far.
Bears stadium latest: Teachers union worries 'mega project' bill could hurt school funding
Illinois lawmakers face a pivotal week as the Chicago Bears weigh whether to flee to Hammond, Indiana, and now prospects for state legislation might have another hurdle.
Illinois lawmakers face a pivotal week as the Chicago Bears weigh whether to flee to Hammond, Indiana, and now prospects for state legislation might have another hurdle.
Burglars steal $100K in Pokémon, other cards from Chicago shop, owner says
Burglars stole more than $100,000 worth of collectible trading cards after breaking into a Northwest Side shop early Monday.
Burglars stole more than $100,000 worth of collectible trading cards after breaking into a Northwest Side shop early Monday.
CTA replaces unarmed security with more police officers amid crime concerns
The Chicago Transit Authority confirmed it was moving away from using private, unarmed security guards across its system and will replace them with police officers.
The Chicago Transit Authority confirmed it was moving away from using private, unarmed security guards across its system and will replace them with police officers.
CTA fires security guards, conclusion of Illinois v. Trump | The Chicago Report
The CTA has let go hundreds of security guards. And, a judge concluded the Illinois vs. Trump case. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
The CTA has let go hundreds of security guards. And, a judge concluded the Illinois vs. Trump case. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Where does Illinois' marijuana tax revenue go? | The Chicago Report
It's 4/20, so we decided to hear more about where Illinois' legal marijuana tax revenue goes.
It's 4/20, so we decided to hear more about where Illinois' legal marijuana tax revenue goes.
CPS parents push back over May Day debate | The Chicago Report
Parents of Chicago Public Schools are pushing back on plans for activism surrounding May Day and are arguing that their kids should not be used as political pawns.
Parents of Chicago Public Schools are pushing back on plans for activism surrounding May Day and are arguing that their kids should not be used as political pawns.
Head of Chicago's watchdog agency talks leaving office | The Chicago Report
Deborah Witzburg, the city's outgoing inspector general, joined the show to explain her leaving office and some bombshell reports her agency recently released.
Deborah Witzburg, the city's outgoing inspector general, joined the show to explain her leaving office and some bombshell reports her agency recently released.
CTA fires private security guards, plans to use more police officers
The Chicago Transit Authority is firing about 160 private security guards to replace them with police officers to maintain security on its transit system.
The Chicago Transit Authority is firing about 160 private security guards to replace them with police officers to maintain security on its transit system.
Illinois teen stabbing case returns to court this week
A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death.
A Sycamore mother said she is still waiting for justice more than two years after her teenage son was stabbed to death.
Tiffany Henyard cleared to run for county board race in Georgia
Fulton County election officials cleared a controversial former Illinois mayor to run for a commissioner seat Monday following a detailed investigation into her residency claims.
Fulton County election officials cleared a controversial former Illinois mayor to run for a commissioner seat Monday following a detailed investigation into her residency claims.
How to handle kids' screen time concerns this summer
Summer can be a challenging time for parents when kids' schedules change, and their screentime becomes a bigger concern.
Summer can be a challenging time for parents when kids' schedules change, and their screentime becomes a bigger concern.
Six dogs found dead in bags in Chicago suburb: 'Deeply disturbing'
Authorities in Will County are investigating the torture and killing of six dogs whose bodies were found discarded in trash bags.
Authorities in Will County are investigating the torture and killing of six dogs whose bodies were found discarded in trash bags.
Judge dismisses National Guard deployment case in Illinois
A federal judge ended a lawsuit over the deployment of National Guard troops to Illinois during the Trump administration's Operation Midway Blitz campaign last year.
A federal judge ended a lawsuit over the deployment of National Guard troops to Illinois during the Trump administration's Operation Midway Blitz campaign last year.
Illinois teachers union weighs in on Chicago Bears stadium bill debate
A powerful Illinois teachers' union is injecting itself into the debate over a bill that would allow for a new Chicago Bears stadium to be built.
A powerful Illinois teachers' union is injecting itself into the debate over a bill that would allow for a new Chicago Bears stadium to be built.