How to shop early and smart to avoid holiday debt
Halloween is just three weeks away but thanks to the Christmas creep, many consumers are busy shopping for the holidays now. In a Fox 32 money saver special report, Dawn Hasbrouck takes a look at what to buy now and later.
Madigan trial to kick off Tuesday, what to know
Jury selection is scheduled for Tuesday in former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s federal corruption case. In a Fox 32 special report, Paris Schutz has a look ahead at the Madigan case.
Come along to explore Bengtson's Pumpkin Farm in Homer Glen
October is here and if you need to get into the fall spirit, we know just the place.
Elmhurst Quarry: Take a glimpse inside this flood control landmark
The Elmhurst Quarry Flood Control Facility, a rarely accessible suburban landmark, will be opening its gates to the public this weekend for a special tour. Although Saturday’s tour has already sold out, those unable to attend can still get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of this important site right here on FOX 32 Chicago.
How to add a free extra destination to your international trip
If you are planning on traveling overseas this fall or for the holidays, you know how expensive it can be. In a FOX 32 special Money Saver report, we’ll show you how you can add an extra stop to your trip for next to nothing.
Chicago craft beer scene: Casa Humilde Cerveceria brings a Latino flavor
What better way to salute the start of Hispanic Heritage Month than with a cold, tasty beer?
Weather experts explain unprecedented July 15 tornado outbreak in Chicagoland
On July 15, the Chicago area saw a perfect storm of its own, but this time on land, with a record-setting number of tornadoes touching down in a single day. In a Fox 32 special report, Chief Meteorologist Emily Wahls breaks down exactly what Mother Nature was up to that day.
Peotone's historic windmill 'Millie' in need of support after 152 years, how to help
In the south suburbs, there is an old, historic windmill that has weathered more than a century of storms. This year, it is celebrating its 152nd anniversary, but the windmill needs your help.
Tina Nguyen goes 100 yards with NIU head coach Thomas Hammock
Thomas Hammock's phone lines have been pretty busy this week. That's what happens after you upset No. 5 Notre Dame. FOX 32's Tina Nguyen catches up with Hammock after his historic weekend.
Avoid traffic with Chicago's growing in popularity water taxi
FOX 32's Sylvia Perez takes us aboard Chicago's water taxi, where you don't have to worry about traffic or headaches -- and there's beautiful views too!
'Big Boy' train makes whistle stops in Illinois
The largest steam train in the world is rolling through Illinois and attracting plenty of attention.
FACES Barber & Beauty focuses on men's mental health
A local barber wanted to use his space to focus on men's mental health. FACES Barber & Beauty owner Roy Mainor started Mancave Monday in 2017 to offer an outlet for men in the community.
Chicago urban farming: Youth learn to grow food and give back
An organization on Chicago’s West Side is looking to bring farm life to the city. Their goal is to teach young people all about growing their own food, as well as some life skills along the way. In a Fox 32 special report, Kasey Chronis digs in to find out how it works.
How Malört became an unlikely Chicago icon
It’s a beverage closely tied to the history of Chicago and one you’ll find at most bars across the city and suburbs. Fox 32’s Sylvia Perez takes a look at how it got its start and how it became so connected to our city’s bar culture.
Chicago trolley tour transforming access to fresh food
Chicago’s Austin neighborhood has been called a food desert. In a Fox 32 special report, Terrence Lee looked at a new program that’s highlighting a number of local fresh food sources growing right under our noses.
Behind-the-scenes at the Chicago Harbor Lock
The Chicago Harbor Lock serves a crucial function in the maintenance and preservation of Lake Michigan and the Chicago River. FOX 32 photojournalists Todd Gaertner and Ed Flynn take us behind-the-scenes of the technological marvel.
Chicago sisters surprised with VIP tickets to Sky game
Two young girls who spent this week's heatwave selling lemonade to raise money for Chicago Sky tickets were in for a huge surprise on Wednesday.
Can Chicago's skyline predict the weather?
When it comes to Chicago weather, we all know the saying -- if you don’t like it, wait 15 minutes. Now, Argonne scientists are attempting to make Windy City weather a little more predictable by studying what's called “urban canyons" and they are in downtown Chicago.
How Kenwood's Little Black Pearl transforms Chicago's art scene and empowers communities
Monica Haslip founded the Little Black Pearl Art and Design Center in Chicago to empower the community through art, education, and workforce development, transforming an abandoned building into a vibrant space that has served over 10,000 students.
Chicago sisters selling lemonade amid heatwave to buy tickets for special Chicago Sky game
On what feels like the hottest day of the year, two young Chicago sisters are turning lemonade into a dream.