Chicago noprofit rallies to make sure no one goes hungry over the holidays
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Fight2Feed showcases its volunteer-powered holiday push to provide thousands of rescued-food meals across Chicago as demand rises and the group collects 400 turkeys for its Thanksgiving drive.

Chicago budget battle intensifies as alders clash over corporate head tax, path forward
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Ald. William Hall breaks down the stakes of Chicago’s 2026 budget fight, why the corporate head tax remains a flashpoint, and what it will take for the city council to reach a deal before the December deadline.

Chicago nonprofit hosts Gun Violence Prevention Expo as city sees major drop in violent crime
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Strides for Peace leaders discuss Chicago’s steep decline in violent crime and preview their upcoming Gun Violence Prevention Expo, highlighting community groups and parent-focused programs aimed at sustaining the progress.

Illinois rolls out digital IDs for airport security, alcohol purchases
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Illinois' secretary of state explains how residents can now use a secure digital driver’s license on their phones, why it doesn’t fully replace the physical card, and what this means for privacy and everyday convenience.

Chicago family awarded state's largest-ever verdict in nursing home death
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Attorney Margaret Battersby Black from Levin & Perconti talks about how they secured $12.2 million for a family of a Chicago woman who died after what jurors found was negligent care at a North Side nursing home.

'Sick pervert': Trump expected to sign Epstein files bill as DOJ faces release deadline
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Both chambers of Congress have overwhelmingly approved a bill requiring the Justice Department to release Jeffrey Epstein investigation documents, setting up a high-stakes disclosure once President Donald Trump signs it into law.

Family demands accountability from Indiana hospital after highway birth
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A Chicago couple says a northwest Indiana hospital sent them away while the mother was in active labor — forcing them to deliver their newborn along the side of a highway.

Woman set on fire during CTA train argument in the Loop, person of interest in custody
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A person of interest is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was critically injured Monday night when she was set on fire during an argument on a CTA train in the Loop.

Bears' T.J. Edwards visits Boys & Girls Club of Bridgeport to give back, discuss season
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T.J. Edwards visited the Boys & Girls Club of Bridgeport. FOX 32's Lou Canellis caught up with the Bears linebacker to ask Edwards what it means to give back to the community he grew up in, what it's been like to be a part of this thrilling Bears season and when Edwards might be returning to the field from his injury.

Local pastor arrested at Broadview ICE facility protest | The Chicago Report
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Detentions at the Broadview ICE processing facility have reportedly dipped to only four people after a judge's order to clean up conditions and with the department of Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. But, it hasn't stopped the contentious scenes outside.

Chicago advocate unites lung cancer patients, caregivers for awareness month
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Jill Feldman, founder of the EGFR Resisters group, shares her story and the inspiration behind organizing a community event for those affected by EGFR-positive lung cancer.

Illinois launches Apple Wallet digital IDs
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Illinois residents will be able to add their driver's license or ID to Apple Wallet starting tomorrow.

SNAP recipients will need to reapply for benefits
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People who are receiving food assistance will need to reapply for benefits, according to the Dept. of Agriculture.

After highway birth, couple hires attorney to push for changes at Indiana hospital
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A Chicago couple says a northwest Indiana hospital sent them away while the mother was in active labor — forcing them to deliver their newborn along the side of a highway.