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Fox Chicago Meteorologist Mark Strehl has the forecast for Jan. 17, 2026.

You may remember the Super Bowl Shuffle, but do you remember the Grabowski Shuffle?

A Chesterton High student speaks out about a racist letter he received at school, and then, he was suspended for :disrespect."

New tonight, the community commission for public safety and accountability is making changes.

Fox 32's Mark Strehl has the latest forecast.

A one-hour special of CST ahead of the Rams-Bears divisional showdown at Soldier Field on Sunday. Lou Canellis, Cassie Carlson, Tina Nguyen and 670 The Score's David Haugh get you ready for a frigid playoff game on the lakefront. How much will freezing temperatures impact the Rams, will Colston Loveland have another big game and is Caleb Williams ready to take his game to another level? Plus, the iconic Jim Cornelison joins the show! He's performing the national anthem on Sunday.

On this episode of "Week in Review," the body of a missing teacher is found, a veteran says he lost thousands through Cash App, and a husband is formally charged in the Caitlin Tracey murder case. The Bears stun the Packers in dramatic fashion as Soldier Field shakes, fans scoop up gear, and focus shifts to the Rams. Plus, snow squalls hit Chicago, former DePaul athletes are indicted, a downtown food hall closes, Leon Rogers is honored, and a Puerto Rican frog hops into the spotlight at Brookfield Zoo.

He’s one of the few people who can say this truthfully: Tim McCarthy took a bullet protecting President Reagan. On Wearing the Badge, he tells Garry McCarthy what happened in the assassination attempt—and what 50 years of service taught him about leadership and the job today.

A 16-year-old student in Chesterton, Indiana says he’s exhausted—by more than schoolwork. 

President Trump says he could put tariffs on countries who oppose his plan to take over Greenland. The comment comes as a group of lawmakers travels to Denmark to try to de-escalate the situation.  Connor Hansen has the details.

Let's talk more Bears--- Joining us now is Marc Ganis - cofounder and managing director of Sportscorp Ltd., a sports business consulting firm.

The man accused of throwing his wife over the 24th floor railing of their South Loop condo building is trying to get out on pre-trial release.

A 16-year-old student in Chesterton, Indiana says he’s exhausted—by more than schoolwork. Julian Blevins, a record-holding track athlete and Special Olympics volunteer, says he’s facing racism at Chesterton High School, where he is one of very few black students.  Days ago, he expressed his frustration online—and the post quickly went viral.

The FBI Chicago most wanted list is getting shorter. Early this morning, FBI agents and Riverdale police arrested Antonio Stigler.

Over 1.7 million people in Illinois will be eligible to have their non-violent criminal records wiped out after House Bill 1836, also known as the “Clean Slate Act” was signed into law by Gov. J.B Pritzker on Friday.

As Bears fans await this weekend's NFC divisional playoff with the Rams -- but the contest off the field is growing heated.

This weekend, thousands are expected to gather in Broadview to protest immigration enforcements. Demonstrations are planned outside of the ICE facility.   Leslie Moreno joins us live there with what we can expect and a warning from Broadview police.

More than two dozen Congressional democrats traveled to Minneapolis today for a field hearing on the Trump administration’s use of ICE agents in the city, calling it a “deadly assault on Minnesota.”

Gary, Indiana is making its case in the race for the Chicago Bears. The city released new renderings highlighting three possible stadium sites — the West End Entertainment District, Buffington Harbor, and Miller Beach — as officials signal they’re ready for serious conversations. Mayor Eddie Melton explains why the locations are being shared now, how existing infrastructure and recent investment position Gary as a real option, and whether the city is also pursuing other major league teams if the Bears ultimately land elsewhere.