Global multicultural bazaar brings food, fashion and culture from around the world to Chicago
A first-of-its-kind Global Multicultural Celebration & Bazaar in Chicago showcases more than 100 vendors featuring international food, fashion, and culture.
A first-of-its-kind Global Multicultural Celebration & Bazaar in Chicago showcases more than 100 vendors featuring international food, fashion, and culture.
Former United Airlines CEO reflects on heart transplant journey ahead of Chicago honor
Former United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz discusses his life-saving heart transplant after a 2015 heart attack, his ongoing work with the American Heart Association, and being named this year’s Heart of Gold honoree at Chicago’s Heart Ball.
Former United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz discusses his life-saving heart transplant after a 2015 heart attack, his ongoing work with the American Heart Association, and being named this year’s Heart of Gold honoree at Chicago’s Heart Ball.
Flights cut at O'Hare Airport to address delays
The FAA says you'll soon have fewer options at O'Hare Airport as the agency is cutting back on daily flights
The FAA says you'll soon have fewer options at O'Hare Airport as the agency is cutting back on daily flights
Study finds credit score, neighborhood may drive higher insurance rates in Illinois
A new study highlighted by Illinois PIRG Director Abe Scarr shows factors like credit scores and location can raise car and home insurance costs, as lawmakers push a bill to curb rate hikes.
A new study highlighted by Illinois PIRG Director Abe Scarr shows factors like credit scores and location can raise car and home insurance costs, as lawmakers push a bill to curb rate hikes.
Inspector general says Chicago lacks tools to track and collect city debt
Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg details findings that the city’s finance department is struggling to manage and recover unpaid fines and fees, raising concerns about accountability and impact on taxpayers.
Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg details findings that the city’s finance department is struggling to manage and recover unpaid fines and fees, raising concerns about accountability and impact on taxpayers.
Family of Chicago crash victim files wrongful death lawsuit
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
The family of a man killed in a deadly crash on the city's South Side in January has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the other driver involved, alleging reckless and dangerous behavior on the road.
SUV crashes into bicyclist, rolls over on Chicago's SW Side
An SUV crashed into a bicyclist and rolled over Thursday night on Chicago's Southwest Side.
An SUV crashed into a bicyclist and rolled over Thursday night on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Chicago weather: Friday morning forecast
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Fox Chicago Meteorologist Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Chicago weather: Strong storms ahead tomorrow
Fox Chicago's Mike Caplan has the latest forecast.
Fox Chicago's Mike Caplan has the latest forecast.
Naperville teacher named IL Teacher of the Year
It was a huge surprise at a local high school. One teacher thought it was just another day and then he was awarded the honor of a lifetime this afternoon. Lauren Scafidi brings us to Naperville Central High School.
It was a huge surprise at a local high school. One teacher thought it was just another day and then he was awarded the honor of a lifetime this afternoon. Lauren Scafidi brings us to Naperville Central High School.
Titanic exhibit at Volo Museum floods
A strange thing happened at the Volo Museum. The Titanic exhibit flooded on the anniversary of the ship sinking in 1912. Joanie Lum has more on this odd occurrence.
A strange thing happened at the Volo Museum. The Titanic exhibit flooded on the anniversary of the ship sinking in 1912. Joanie Lum has more on this odd occurrence.
Realistic-looking water guns raising safety concerns for kids
Tonight, a warning for parents. A popular water gun being sold right now could put your child in serious danger. Tia Ewing has more on what you need to know.
Tonight, a warning for parents. A popular water gun being sold right now could put your child in serious danger. Tia Ewing has more on what you need to know.
Helping other families of missing people with a new book
It’s been just over a month since the body of a missing Blue Island father was found after a nationwide search. Now, his daughter is turning that painful experience into something she hopes can help others - going through the same thing. Leslie Moreno is live in Marionette Park with her story.
It’s been just over a month since the body of a missing Blue Island father was found after a nationwide search. Now, his daughter is turning that painful experience into something she hopes can help others - going through the same thing. Leslie Moreno is live in Marionette Park with her story.
Heavy rain floods the Des Plaines River
Tonight, several of you are dealing with flooding. It comes after days of heavy rain this week. And as you heard it's not over. Bret Buganski shows you how it is already impacting one business.
Tonight, several of you are dealing with flooding. It comes after days of heavy rain this week. And as you heard it's not over. Bret Buganski shows you how it is already impacting one business.
Extremist ordinance and teen trends | The Chicago Report
Measure banning extremist ties among officers advances, and Hyde Park residents respond to recent teen trend. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Measure banning extremist ties among officers advances, and Hyde Park residents respond to recent teen trend. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Colorectal cancer rising in young adults | The Chicago Report
Cancer rates are rising among younger people in particular, cases of colorectal cancer are increasing in adults under 50, a group not traditionally considered high risk. Doctor Caitlin Murphy is professor of pediatrics and public health. She joins us with now with more on prevention, detection, and long-term health.
Cancer rates are rising among younger people in particular, cases of colorectal cancer are increasing in adults under 50, a group not traditionally considered high risk. Doctor Caitlin Murphy is professor of pediatrics and public health. She joins us with now with more on prevention, detection, and long-term health.
Chicago shootings tick up in 2026 | The Chicago Report
After years of declines, Chicago shootings are ticking up in 2026. The city has seen 105 homicides through the first week of April, up slightly from the 98 killings seen in the same time period in 2025, according to city violence data. Another 266 people have suffered non-fatal gunshot injuries since the start of the year. Summer has not even started yet-- and many are concerned the warmer weather may bring more violence. Here to weigh in is former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
After years of declines, Chicago shootings are ticking up in 2026. The city has seen 105 homicides through the first week of April, up slightly from the 98 killings seen in the same time period in 2025, according to city violence data. Another 266 people have suffered non-fatal gunshot injuries since the start of the year. Summer has not even started yet-- and many are concerned the warmer weather may bring more violence. Here to weigh in is former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
New measure banning extremist ties among CPD officers advances | The Chicago Report
We begin tonight with a new ordinance that is advancing through City Hall. It's aimed at rooting out extremism within the Chicago Police Department The measure bans officers from engaging in so-called “Extremist activity,” allows COPA to investigate potential ties, and requires additional screening of new recruits. Alderman Matt Martin is a sponsor of the ordinance--- and he's joining us now to explain more.
We begin tonight with a new ordinance that is advancing through City Hall. It's aimed at rooting out extremism within the Chicago Police Department The measure bans officers from engaging in so-called “Extremist activity,” allows COPA to investigate potential ties, and requires additional screening of new recruits. Alderman Matt Martin is a sponsor of the ordinance--- and he's joining us now to explain more.
Titanic exhibit at Volo Museum floods on the day the real ship went down in 1912
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum flooded again. On the exact day the titanic went down in 1912. Joanie Lum has the answers.
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum flooded again. On the exact day the titanic went down in 1912. Joanie Lum has the answers.
FAA to cut daily flights at O'Hare Airport
A decision tonight from the FAA on flight cuts at O'Hare. The agency has been talking about doing this for months but today-- they made it official.
A decision tonight from the FAA on flight cuts at O'Hare. The agency has been talking about doing this for months but today-- they made it official.