Serious crash on Dan Ryan Expressway delays morning traffic
Police responded Friday morning to a serious crash on the inbound Dan Ryan Expressway near 67th and Marquette Road that shut down all local lanes.
Police responded Friday morning to a serious crash on the inbound Dan Ryan Expressway near 67th and Marquette Road that shut down all local lanes.
Chicago weather: Halloween forecast
FOX 32's Mike Caplan breaks down today's weather outlook.
FOX 32's Mike Caplan breaks down today's weather outlook.
Chicago weather: Fall temperatures for Halloween
FOX 32 News at 9 brings you the latest breaking stories from across the Chicagoland area.
FOX 32 News at 9 brings you the latest breaking stories from across the Chicagoland area.
Chicago father of cancer-stricken teen to be released on bond
A parent with a sick child detained by immigration agents in Niles is being released on bond.
A parent with a sick child detained by immigration agents in Niles is being released on bond.
Chicago Board of Education OKs $175M pension payment to city
The Chicago Board of Education unanimously approved a $175 million pension payment to the city on Thursday, according to reports.
The Chicago Board of Education unanimously approved a $175 million pension payment to the city on Thursday, according to reports.
Man in custody after firing at officers in Addison, prompting shelter-in-place, police say
A man is in custody after firing shots at police officers Thursday morning in Addison, prompting a shelter-in-place order for residents and "secure" status at several schools, authorities said.
A man is in custody after firing shots at police officers Thursday morning in Addison, prompting a shelter-in-place order for residents and "secure" status at several schools, authorities said.
Dilla's 'You Don't Know Chi' on FOX 32 | The Chicago Report
Sherman Dilla Thomas is the newest member of FOX 32 Chicago, hosting the show, "You Don't Know Chi!"
Sherman Dilla Thomas is the newest member of FOX 32 Chicago, hosting the show, "You Don't Know Chi!"
Almost 2 million residents to lose SNAP benefits on Nov. 1 | The Chicago Report
Food pantries are bracing this weekend as the government shutdown could result in the loss of food stamps or SNAP benefits starting on Nov. 1.
Food pantries are bracing this weekend as the government shutdown could result in the loss of food stamps or SNAP benefits starting on Nov. 1.
Pritzker opposes $1.5B transit bill proposal | The Chicago Report
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.
What can Bears expect to see from C. J. Gardner-Johnson? | Chicago Sports Tonight
Covering the biggest sports news of the week with an expert panel and fans.
Covering the biggest sports news of the week with an expert panel and fans.
New arrests made in Louvre heist investigation
Five suspects were arrested overnight on Wednesday for their connection to the Louvre heist. Prosecutors say they could cut a deal with suspects if the jewels are recovered.
Five suspects were arrested overnight on Wednesday for their connection to the Louvre heist. Prosecutors say they could cut a deal with suspects if the jewels are recovered.
Communities come together to help individuals impacted by SNAP cuts
Hammond Fire Department began posting dinner recipes to their Facebook page on Wednesday to help feed families for under $15. Lemont restaurant Wooden Paddle will offer free lunch starting on Saturday to anyone who shows their SNAP card.
Hammond Fire Department began posting dinner recipes to their Facebook page on Wednesday to help feed families for under $15. Lemont restaurant Wooden Paddle will offer free lunch starting on Saturday to anyone who shows their SNAP card.
Hazmat call at West Side school
Police are responding to a hazmat call at a school in West Town.
Police are responding to a hazmat call at a school in West Town.
Addison police provide update after man arrested for shooting at officers
Addison police urged residents to stay indoors Thursday afternoon as officers responded to ongoing activity in a west suburban neighborhood.
Addison police urged residents to stay indoors Thursday afternoon as officers responded to ongoing activity in a west suburban neighborhood.
Hurricane Melissa recovery
Communities across the northern Caribbean reduced to dirt and debris after Hurricane Melissa made two catastrophic landfalls in Jamaica and Cuba.
Communities across the northern Caribbean reduced to dirt and debris after Hurricane Melissa made two catastrophic landfalls in Jamaica and Cuba.
Wisconsin native shatters stereotypes in 'Wicked' sequel
Mezomaine, Wisconsin native Marissa Bode made history for her role as Nessarose in 'Wicked.' The movie will include an inclusive twist where Nessarose will be given a "chance to fly."
Mezomaine, Wisconsin native Marissa Bode made history for her role as Nessarose in 'Wicked.' The movie will include an inclusive twist where Nessarose will be given a "chance to fly."
RFK Jr. admits no strong link exists between Tylenol usage and autism
Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. walked back his claims that Tylenol usage can be linked to autism on Wednesday. Kennedy's change in language comes after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Tylenol on Tuesday, accusing the company of "knowingly endangering millions."
Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. walked back his claims that Tylenol usage can be linked to autism on Wednesday. Kennedy's change in language comes after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Tylenol on Tuesday, accusing the company of "knowingly endangering millions."
Millions of Illinois families prepare to lose SNAP benefits amid government shutdown
Illinois food pantries are preparing for a surge in visits as almost two million Illinois families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits on Saturday.
Illinois food pantries are preparing for a surge in visits as almost two million Illinois families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits on Saturday.
Chicago-area official stranded in Jamaica without life-saving medication after hurricane
A local government staffer from Chicago’s south suburbs is stranded in Jamaica without the medication keeping her transplanted kidney functioning.
A local government staffer from Chicago’s south suburbs is stranded in Jamaica without the medication keeping her transplanted kidney functioning.
Bears offer Chicago $25 million as they push to leave for Arlington Heights
If the Bears exit Chicago, they plan to drop $25 million in the city's lap, as part of a push to smooth their path out of town.
If the Bears exit Chicago, they plan to drop $25 million in the city's lap, as part of a push to smooth their path out of town.