Broadview says Operation Midway Blitz cost village $700K, seeks reimbursement
The mayor of Broadview, Illinois, is seeking reimbursement from the federal government over its Operation Midway Blitz, which she said cost the village more than $700,000.
The mayor of Broadview, Illinois, is seeking reimbursement from the federal government over its Operation Midway Blitz, which she said cost the village more than $700,000.
Chicago Venezuelan groups fear backlash after migrant's arrest in student's killing
Venezuelan community groups are speaking out after they’ve seen a rise in hate and backlash from the killing of a Loyola University student.
Venezuelan community groups are speaking out after they’ve seen a rise in hate and backlash from the killing of a Loyola University student.
Chicago mayor responds to criticism, IL leaders target immigration law fixes | The Chicago Report
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against him by the two top public safety officials he fired last week. And, state political leaders take aim at fixes to immigration law. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against him by the two top public safety officials he fired last week. And, state political leaders take aim at fixes to immigration law. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Investigation into Chicago's community violence programs | The Chicago Report
A new free press investigation brought reporter Olivia Reingold from New York to Chicago. She decided to dig deep into the peacekeeper program, which hires former gang members to help reduce violence in the city.
A new free press investigation brought reporter Olivia Reingold from New York to Chicago. She decided to dig deep into the peacekeeper program, which hires former gang members to help reduce violence in the city.
Republicans blame sanctuary laws in killing of Sheridan Gorman | The Chicago Report
State Rep. Patrick Sheehan (R-Lockport) joined the show to talk about the debate over whether the state's sanctuary immigration laws contributed to the killing of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
State Rep. Patrick Sheehan (R-Lockport) joined the show to talk about the debate over whether the state's sanctuary immigration laws contributed to the killing of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
Mock drafts shape the North, plus Caleb Williams compared to MJ | 1st & North
This week on "1st & North," our NFC North insiders break down the latest mock drafts, a former Bears says Caleb Williams has that MJ quality, the Packers mourn a Green Bay legend and things get emotional for two former Vikings. Plus, should NFL Players be playing flag football?
This week on "1st & North," our NFC North insiders break down the latest mock drafts, a former Bears says Caleb Williams has that MJ quality, the Packers mourn a Green Bay legend and things get emotional for two former Vikings. Plus, should NFL Players be playing flag football?
Illinois sanctuary laws cause of student's killing, FOP president | The Chicago Report
John Cantanzara, the president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, said he agrees that Loyola student Sheridan Gorman's killing, allegedly by a migrant, could have been prevented if not for the state's sanctuary laws.
John Cantanzara, the president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police, said he agrees that Loyola student Sheridan Gorman's killing, allegedly by a migrant, could have been prevented if not for the state's sanctuary laws.
Chicago weather: Strong to severe storms possible Thursday as temps soar into the 70s
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Mayor Johnson responds to allegations by fired aides | The Chicago Report
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
PAWS Chicago receives 32 dogs from California
Dozens of dogs from California are now at PAWS Chicago as part of a transfer effort.
Dozens of dogs from California are now at PAWS Chicago as part of a transfer effort.
Woman charged with murder in deaths of 3 at Chicago-area home, sheriff says
An Indiana woman is facing first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of three people at a home in suburban Will County.
An Indiana woman is facing first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of three people at a home in suburban Will County.
Indiana utility regulators launch investigation into affordability
Indiana utility regulators have launched an investigation into affordability and NIPSCO is one of the companies getting questioned.
Indiana utility regulators have launched an investigation into affordability and NIPSCO is one of the companies getting questioned.
Chicago mayor pushes back on claims from fired officials as City Hall shakeup continues
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to criticism lodged against his senior leadership team from fired former Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Garien Gatewood.
Why Frank Thomas is suing the White Sox, an expert breaks down the law
Former White Sox player, Frank Thomas, has filed a lawsuit alleging White Sox, Nike and Fanatics improperly used his identity without permission. Legal Analyst Karen Conti breaks down the lawsuit.
Former White Sox player, Frank Thomas, has filed a lawsuit alleging White Sox, Nike and Fanatics improperly used his identity without permission. Legal Analyst Karen Conti breaks down the lawsuit.
IRS warns millions may miss unclaimed tax refunds
With Tax Day just two weeks away, the IRS says more than 1.3 million people — including many in Illinois — still have unclaimed refunds from 2022. Officials explain how to check if you’re owed money, what’s new this tax season, and how to avoid mistakes when filing.
With Tax Day just two weeks away, the IRS says more than 1.3 million people — including many in Illinois — still have unclaimed refunds from 2022. Officials explain how to check if you’re owed money, what’s new this tax season, and how to avoid mistakes when filing.
Suburban Chicago storage manager pleads guilty in theft of Walter Payton sports memorabilia
A suburban Chicago storage manager admitted stealing and selling Walter Payton memorabilia worth over $1M for just $75K. Here's what we know.
A suburban Chicago storage manager admitted stealing and selling Walter Payton memorabilia worth over $1M for just $75K. Here's what we know.
Pritzker acknowledges 'failures' in Sheridan Gorman's killing, Republican blame sanctuary laws
Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday acknowledged "real failures" in the nation’s immigration system when asked about his reaction to the killing of Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman last week, allegedly by an undocumented immigrant.
Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday acknowledged "real failures" in the nation’s immigration system when asked about his reaction to the killing of Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman last week, allegedly by an undocumented immigrant.
Loyola student killing sparks backlash against Venezuelan community
After an arrest in the Loyola student’s killing, local Venezuelan groups say they’re seeing increased hate tied to the suspect’s nationality. They condemn the violence and support the victim’s family, while urging people not to generalize an entire community.
After an arrest in the Loyola student’s killing, local Venezuelan groups say they’re seeing increased hate tied to the suspect’s nationality. They condemn the violence and support the victim’s family, while urging people not to generalize an entire community.
ICE agents at Chicago's O'Hare Airport for second day
For a second day, ICE agents were spotted at Chicago's O'Hare Airport as the DHS shutdown continues.
For a second day, ICE agents were spotted at Chicago's O'Hare Airport as the DHS shutdown continues.
DHS funding deal within reach on Capitol Hill
A funding deal appears to be within reach on Capitol Hill, one that could end the DHS shutdown and airport chaos.
A funding deal appears to be within reach on Capitol Hill, one that could end the DHS shutdown and airport chaos.