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The Elmhurst History Museum is unveiling a new exhibit exploring the history of football in Chicago.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul discusses Meta’s multibillion-dollar settlement with 48 states, new child-safety measures for Facebook and Instagram, and Illinois’ involvement in a mail-in ballot lawsuit.

Explore the dramatic evolution of the NYPD from the chaotic, high-crime 1980s to the revolutionary data-driven policing reforms of the 1990s. This episode breaks down the implementation of CompStat, major policy shifts in force and pursuits, political challenges in leadership, and the urgent issue of retiree officer wellness.

The war with Iran reached the six-month mark Friday with no direct talks underway as President Trump says Tehran is in “deep trouble” and U.S. forces work to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.

Loved ones are demanding a federal investigation after dozens of bodies were discovered allegedly improperly stored at a Chicago funeral home.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run on the Dan Ryan Expressway early Friday morning, ISP said.

Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!

A Chicago couple has filed a federal lawsuit against Taylor Farms California and Taylor Fresh Foods. 

ESPN Chicago's Jesse Rogers joins Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson and Sam Panayotovich as both the White Sox and Cubs hit a day off before crucial weekend series. The crew breaks down Tristan Peters' historic 5-game home run streak, Miguel Vargas’ steady MVP-level play, fixing Colson Montgomery’s mental slump, and Hagen Smith’s October bullpen potential. Plus, Jesse reacts to the Cubs' missed balk controversy in Arizona and gives updates on Justin Steele and Shelby Miller.

Jennifer Custer has dropped out of the race for Chicago School Board President. And, a Chicago librarian has filed a lawsuit against Taylor Farms for falling ill with cyclospora after consuming a meal from Taco Bell. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."

Emily Wahls has your weather update!

A video is circulating on social media that has the attention of Hazel Crest police. The video shows what appears to be teens showing off guns and bragging about being in a gang. 

Its current state funding expires Aug. 31, putting fall programming on hold and leaving more than 40 young people on a waiting list.

New e-bike safety legislation was just signed into law in Illinois. State Sen. Darby Hills co-sponsored the legislation and joins us.

Registered nurses with National Nurses United protested Palantir in Chicago, calling on Cook County's pension fund to divest from the tech company and raising concerns about its role in immigration surveillance and the use of AI in health care.

A Chicago librarian and his wife are suing Taylor Farms after he got sick with cyclospora after eating a meal from a local Taco Bell. This is the first lawsuit filed in Illinois against Taylor Farms.

The Nepali Chicago community is mobilizing to help family members in Nepal after the recent catastrophic flooding. The death toll is inching close to 400 people and hundreds are still missing, including Americans.

ComEd is using drones and artificial intelligence to inspect more than 1.3 million utility poles, helping crews identify aging poles that could be at higher risk of failing before they cause power outages.

The town of Romeoville, in concert with the rmy Core of Engineers, is set to test electric boundaries to limit the spread of Asian Carp.