University of Michigan to drop letter grades for some freshmen in 2027
Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert discusses the University of Michigan’s move to use pass-fail grades for some first-semester freshmen and whether the change could ease anxiety about college.
Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert discusses the University of Michigan’s move to use pass-fail grades for some first-semester freshmen and whether the change could ease anxiety about college.
Cubs, Nationals challenge WNBA trademark bid for ‘The W’
UChicago law professor Jonathan Masur explains why the Cubs and Nationals are challenging the WNBA’s attempt to trademark “The W” and what could happen next.
UChicago law professor Jonathan Masur explains why the Cubs and Nationals are challenging the WNBA’s attempt to trademark “The W” and what could happen next.
New details emerge about Hayden Panettiere’s death at 36
TMZ’s Michael Babcock discusses what is known about Hayden Panettiere’s death, her final days and the backlash facing Neutrogena over its past relationship with the actress.
TMZ’s Michael Babcock discusses what is known about Hayden Panettiere’s death, her final days and the backlash facing Neutrogena over its past relationship with the actress.
Chicago residents weigh in on search for next police superintendent
Chicago residents are getting a chance to share what they want from the city’s next police superintendent during a series of five public listening sessions.
Chicago residents are getting a chance to share what they want from the city’s next police superintendent during a series of five public listening sessions.
Chicago-area man allegedly used AI to alter images of real kids for child sexual abuse material
A Chicago-area man is facing 44 felony charges after prosecutors say he used AI to create child sexual abuse material.
A Chicago-area man is facing 44 felony charges after prosecutors say he used AI to create child sexual abuse material.
Expert analysis: Trump directs Pentagon to scale down military exercises with South Korea
North Central College professor William Muck discusses President Trump’s decision to scale down joint military exercises with South Korea and what it could mean for U.S. alliances and regional security.
North Central College professor William Muck discusses President Trump’s decision to scale down joint military exercises with South Korea and what it could mean for U.S. alliances and regional security.
Serious crash closes Roosevelt Road in Chicago's Dearborn Park
Eastbound Roosevelt Road between Clark and State streets was closed Tuesday morning as police investigated a serious crash involving a sedan and a landscaping vehicle.
Eastbound Roosevelt Road between Clark and State streets was closed Tuesday morning as police investigated a serious crash involving a sedan and a landscaping vehicle.
Indiana governor discusses storm recovery after deadly flooding, power outages
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun discusses recovery efforts, widespread power outages, federal assistance and the state’s response after devastating storms and flooding left at least seven people dead.
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun discusses recovery efforts, widespread power outages, federal assistance and the state’s response after devastating storms and flooding left at least seven people dead.
Tornado sirens sound in false alarm across Chicago suburbs overnight
Tornado sirens woke people across parts of the Chicago suburbs early this morning, but there was no severe weather threat.
Tornado sirens woke people across parts of the Chicago suburbs early this morning, but there was no severe weather threat.
Showers, thunderstorms return to Chicago area Tuesday
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Mike Caplan has your Chicago weather update!
Warrenville residents raise privacy concerns over Flock cameras
Warrenville residents are pushing back against the city’s use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising questions about privacy, data access and oversight.
Warrenville residents are pushing back against the city’s use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising questions about privacy, data access and oversight.
Search for new Chicago police superintendent enters next stage with community meeting
The search for a new CPD superintendent has entered its next stage. Tonight, the first community engagement meeting was held.
The search for a new CPD superintendent has entered its next stage. Tonight, the first community engagement meeting was held.
Chicago weather: Storms return to the Chicago area on Tuesday
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
DCFS missed court dates, Pritzker touts school tax credits | The Chicago Report
The Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services is under fire after the agency reportedly missed multiple court dates and ignored a public records lawsuit. And, Gov. Pritzker held a campaign event today to remind Illinois families about tax credits available to offset the cost of school expenses. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
The Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services is under fire after the agency reportedly missed multiple court dates and ignored a public records lawsuit. And, Gov. Pritzker held a campaign event today to remind Illinois families about tax credits available to offset the cost of school expenses. All this and more on "The Chicago Report."
Previewing Part 2 of the Crosstown Classic | Chicago Sports Tonight
Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson and Sam Panayotovich are joined by the Athletic's Jon Greenberg to preview part 2 of the Crosstown series between the Cubs and White Sox.
Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson and Sam Panayotovich are joined by the Athletic's Jon Greenberg to preview part 2 of the Crosstown series between the Cubs and White Sox.
First responders, businesses unite in Indiana storm recovery
Recovery efforts continue across northwest Indiana following last week's powerful storms.
Recovery efforts continue across northwest Indiana following last week's powerful storms.
Over 100,000 people still without power in northwest Indiana
People in northwest Indiana are still dealing with power problems after last week's storms. Over 100,000 people on Monday were still without power.
People in northwest Indiana are still dealing with power problems after last week's storms. Over 100,000 people on Monday were still without power.
School is back in session for patients at Lurie Children’s Hospital
The new school year is kicking off, but it's also back to school time for the patients at Lurie Children's Hospital.
The new school year is kicking off, but it's also back to school time for the patients at Lurie Children's Hospital.
Boystown cold case: Chicago police investigated 2004 murder as potential hate crime
The confirmation comes as the case reaches 22 years without a charge, with a $50,000 reward now on the table and a police sketch of the only person of interest still the department's clearest public lead.
The confirmation comes as the case reaches 22 years without a charge, with a $50,000 reward now on the table and a police sketch of the only person of interest still the department's clearest public lead.
Family remembers pregnant Downers Grove woman killed in brutal attack
More than six months after Eliza Morales was killed inside her Downers Grove apartment, her family is honoring her life with a candlelight vigil and celebration of life on Aug. 30.
More than six months after Eliza Morales was killed inside her Downers Grove apartment, her family is honoring her life with a candlelight vigil and celebration of life on Aug. 30.