FBI, ATF call for public help after two DHS vehicles rammed in Chicago
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Federal authorities are asking for the public?s help after two separate incidents in which Department of Homeland Security vehicles were rammed on Saturday in Chicago.

Broadview Mayor on why Noem was refused entry: ?came here to be intimidating?
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Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson says Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was denied entry into the city?s municipal building after arriving in the village ?to be intimidating.? Thompson explains the decision and discusses the new curfew for protesters in the community.

Texas National Guard arrives in Chicago area
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National Guard members from Texas were spotted at an Army training center in the Chicago area on Tuesday.

Former NFL guard running Chicago Marathon | ChicagoNOW
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Otis Hudson is a retired NFL guard who played for the Cincinnati Bengals (2010-2013) and Kansas City Chiefs (2014). Following his retirement, Otis moved back to the Chicago area and discovered running as a way to stay healthy.

Goose Island?s fall flavors are here!
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Chicago?s Goose Island Brewery is serving up the flavors of fall with seasonal beers inspired by cozy weather and local favorites.

Bill Nye asks Congress to fight NASA budget cuts
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Bill Nye the Science Guy was a TV staple in the 90s now he runs the Planetary Society, and he's urging President Donald Trump not to cut NASA's funding.

The legend of Resurrection Mary: Chicago?s most famous ghost story
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We go in-depth with the Chicago History Museum to explore the chilling legend of Resurrection Mary ? the vanishing hitchhiker ghost said to haunt Archer Avenue, flagging down drivers and directing them to Resurrection Cemetery.

Rising filmmaker Carlos Lerma shines during Hispanic Heritage Month | ChicagoNOW
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As we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on FOX 32, we?re spotlighting the people shaping Chicago?s vibrant Latino community. One of them is Carlos Lerma, a young filmmaker and writer from Monterrey, M?xico, who moved to Chicago just three years ago and is already making waves. With features in the Chicago Tribune, a TEDx Talk under his belt, and films showcased at festivals across the country, Lerma joins us in studio to share his creative journey and what?s next on his path to Hollywood.

Adult bullying on the rise: Experts push for awareness and prevention | ChicagoNOW
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While bullying is often associated with childhood, new data shows it's a growing problem among adults. A national survey found that nearly one in three U.S. adults have experienced bullying, with cyberbullying?especially on social media?being the most common form. As part of Bullying Prevention Month, we're joined by Dr. Lora Erickson from The Chicago School, which now offers a Suicide and Cyberbullying Prevention Certificate aimed at equipping professionals with the tools to recognize, prevent, and respond to this increasingly prevalent issue.

Gang war, betrayal, and Al Capone: The truth behind Chicago?s St. Valentine?s Day Massacre
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We take an in-depth look at what really happened during the St. Valentine?s Day Massacre, one of Chicago?s most infamous crimes. The Chicago History Museum explains Al Capone?s possible involvement, the city?s gang control of the illegal booze trade, and how the massacre shaped Chicago?s history.

World Space Week: Artifacts you can see at Chicago?s Museum of Science and Industry
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It?s World Space Week ? the largest space event on Earth! This year?s theme, ?Living in Space,? explores what it takes to live and work beyond our planet. Dr. Voula Saridakis, Head Curator at Chicago?s Museum of Science and Industry, joins us to highlight artifacts at the museum like the Apollo 8 module, the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, and Chicagoan Mae Jemison?s biofeedback belt.

Invest For Kids: Funding Chicago's future
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As funding cuts hit nonprofits across Chicago, Invest For Kids is stepping up. Since 2009, the one-day investment conference has raised more than $25 million for 105 youth-serving organizations. Executive Director Shane Morris joins us to preview the 17th annual event on October 21 and discuss its impact on programs like the Juvenile Protective Association.

Taco Bell brings back the ?tacolate? and Arby?s launches new steak nuggets
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Taco Bell is celebrating National Taco Day with $1 taco deals and the return of the sweet ?tacolate,? a waffle cone taco filled with ice cream and dipped in chocolate. Meanwhile, Arby?s just launched its new steak nuggets ? bite-sized, seasoned, and smoked ? available for a limited time nationwide.

Viral scam-busters Trilogy Media on tracking down online criminals
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Ashton Bingham and Art Kulik, the duo behind Trilogy Media, YouTube?s top scam-busting channel with 1.7 million subscribers and billions of views, join us to discuss their upcoming FOX docuseries "Scammed: Getting Even." They share how their scam-baiting journey began with IRS robocalls in 2016 and grew into a global mission to expose online criminals.

Chicago chefs unite for Celebrity Chef Ball to support Meals on Wheels
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Over 50 top local chefs will cook at the annual fundraiser, raising money to help Meals on Wheels Chicago deliver millions of meals to those in need.