Kasey Chronis
Kasey Chronis joined the FOX 32 news team as a reporter in November 2021. She is thrilled to return to her hometown of Chicago and share stories that make a difference in our community.
Most recently Kasey spent nearly four years in Milwaukee, where she reported for FOX6 News (WITI-TV).
Prior to living in the Badger State, Kasey spent two years covering the news in Northern Indiana and Southwest Michigan while reporting for WNDU-TV, NBC's South Bend affiliate.
Kasey earned her Bachelor's degree from Indiana University – Bloomington. During college, she interned with WTIU/WFIU, West and South Central Indiana's PBS affiliate. She has volunteered as an Alumni Student Recruiter for IU since 2017. Go Hoosiers!
Kasey is a proud product of Chicago Public Schools (Jamieson Elementary School and Lane Tech College Prep High School).
For the latest on Kasey’s day-to-day reports, connect with her on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. If you have a news tip or story idea, send her an email at kasey.chronis@fox.com.
The latest from Kasey Chronis
Lake Forest police officer medically evacuated to Chicago after fall in Nicaragua, community rallies to help
The community is rallying around Lake Forest Police Officer Filip Czarnecki, who suffered a traumatic brain injury during a tragic fall while on vacation thousands of miles from home.
Illinois SNAP errors could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions
A FOX Chicago investigation examines Illinois’ high SNAP payment error rate, potential costs to taxpayers and what proposed changes could mean for families relying on food assistance.
Illinois chiropractor accused of secretly recording 180+ patients pleads guilty
A former chiropractor accused of secretly recording patients in various states of undress pleaded guilty Thursday to two felony charges involving a child under the age of 13.
Challenger Learning Center of Northwest Indiana closing after nearly 30 years amid funding challenges
A beloved space education center that has inspired young people across Northwest Indiana and the surrounding region for nearly three decades is preparing to close its doors.
Hammond firefighters buy historic substation, plan restaurant and rooftop lounge
Hammond Firefighters Local 556 has purchased an old NIPSCO substation with plans to turn the century-old building into a hospitality venue.
Chicago’s Cortland Street Bridge faces years-long closure for repairs
The Cortland Street Bridge will remain closed for several years as the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) works to rehabilitate the aging structure.
Parent group pushes for tighter AI limits in Chicago schools
A Chicago parent group is asking school board candidates to support stricter limits on artificial intelligence in Chicago Public Schools.
'People were crying, people were throwing up': Families seek answers in South Chicago Chapel investigation
Families affected by the investigations involving South Chicago Chapel and Bohemian National Cemetery gathered for a community forum.
Indiana National Guard deployed for storm cleanup as more than 230K remain without power
More than 230,000 NIPSCO customers were still without power Thursday as crews responded to the largest outage in the utility's history.
Illinois data center boom raises questions about potential impact on honeybees
As communities across the nation grapple with the rapid expansion of data centers, agricultural experts are raising concerns over the impact these massive facilities could have on our pollinators.