How fast is too fast? Inside Homewood's 'Wolfpack' speed crackdown
Homewood police are using a coordinated traffic enforcement strategy known as the "Wolfpack" to crack down on speeding in neighborhoods. FOX Chicago's Tia Ewing breaks down the operation.
Homewood police are using a coordinated traffic enforcement strategy known as the "Wolfpack" to crack down on speeding in neighborhoods. FOX Chicago's Tia Ewing breaks down the operation.
13-year-old climbs out of Disneyland's Tiana's Bayou Adventure ride, slides down 50-foot drop
A 13-year-old boy was evaluated at a hospital after exiting a Tiana's Bayou Adventure boat mid-ride at Disneyland, prompting a state safety inspection.
A 13-year-old boy was evaluated at a hospital after exiting a Tiana's Bayou Adventure boat mid-ride at Disneyland, prompting a state safety inspection.
From the Great Fire to the skyscraper: Chicago's lasting impact on cities
As America Celebrates its 250th birthday, no city has had an impact on worldwide architecture and the nation's architecture like Chicago.
As America Celebrates its 250th birthday, no city has had an impact on worldwide architecture and the nation's architecture like Chicago.
Boyle Heights warehouse fire: Crews work for 5th day in responding to 85M pound biohazard threat
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has issued a local emergency declaration as firefighters battle a persistent cold storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights that threatens a major food-spoiling biohazard crisis.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has issued a local emergency declaration as firefighters battle a persistent cold storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights that threatens a major food-spoiling biohazard crisis.
White Sox Blow It, Bulls Prep for Draft, and USMNT Advances! | Chicago Sports Tonight
On tonight's episode of Chicago Sports Tonight, Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson is joined by the Scores Matt Spiegel, and Westwood One's Chris Bleck as they break down a stinging Sunday for the White Sox bullpen after getting swept by the Detroit Tigers. Are the Sox still a legitimate wild-card threat, or are the vibes starting to shift? Plus, the Cubs suffer from industry-wide bullpen depth issues. Meanwhile, new Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter makes a stellar first impression—we discuss how he can maximize young talent and who Chicago should target with their two first-round draft picks. Finally, the USMNT clinches a spot in the World Cup round of 32! Is it time to temper expectations, or are we going all the way?
On tonight's episode of Chicago Sports Tonight, Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson is joined by the Scores Matt Spiegel, and Westwood One's Chris Bleck as they break down a stinging Sunday for the White Sox bullpen after getting swept by the Detroit Tigers. Are the Sox still a legitimate wild-card threat, or are the vibes starting to shift? Plus, the Cubs suffer from industry-wide bullpen depth issues. Meanwhile, new Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter makes a stellar first impression—we discuss how he can maximize young talent and who Chicago should target with their two first-round draft picks. Finally, the USMNT clinches a spot in the World Cup round of 32! Is it time to temper expectations, or are we going all the way?
Chicago Hounds give Fox Chicago anchor first aid kit after rugby catch
Our own Sam Panayotovich received a first aid kit from the Chicago Hounds after a recent rugby catch live on our air to promote the Major League Rugby Championship this Sunday.
Our own Sam Panayotovich received a first aid kit from the Chicago Hounds after a recent rugby catch live on our air to promote the Major League Rugby Championship this Sunday.
Calls for better protections for domestic violence victims | The Chicago Report
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Expert weighs in as Iran delays talks after Israeli attacks | The Chicago Report
Even though there was no signing ceremony today as President Trump outlined earlier this week, the fragile U.S.-Iran peace deal appears to be holding for now after Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a new ceasefire. A new round of strikes between the two threatened to derail the peace effort with Iran, but now, both sides have agreed to pause the fighting to give peace talks their best chance. Iran is now on a 60-day clock to end its nuclear program, but talks are off to a slow start. Northeastern Illinois University Professor Matteo Farzaneh is here to weigh in on what's new.
Even though there was no signing ceremony today as President Trump outlined earlier this week, the fragile U.S.-Iran peace deal appears to be holding for now after Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a new ceasefire. A new round of strikes between the two threatened to derail the peace effort with Iran, but now, both sides have agreed to pause the fighting to give peace talks their best chance. Iran is now on a 60-day clock to end its nuclear program, but talks are off to a slow start. Northeastern Illinois University Professor Matteo Farzaneh is here to weigh in on what's new.
Calls for better protections for domestic violence victims | The Chicago Report
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Turning now to the latest in the investigation into a deadly shooting in Uptown. Prosecutors say Jonathan Wilson fatally shot a condo board president who was trying to stop him from violating a restraining order. Wilson was later wounded by police and is in critical condition facing first-degree murder charges. Joining us live to discuss important efforts to reform the courts and better protect domestic violence victims is Alderman Silvana Tabares.
Obama Center opens, storm recovery and World Cup fever hits Chicago | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review," we look at the star-studded opening of the Obama Presidential Center, ongoing storm cleanup in northwest Indiana, hate crime charges after a cross-burning incident and a major police shooting settlement. We also cover teen takeover debates at City Hall, concerns over lead pipes, a popular club raising its entry age, an exclusive look inside ComEd's control center, World Cup excitement across Chicago and much more.
This week on "Week in Review," we look at the star-studded opening of the Obama Presidential Center, ongoing storm cleanup in northwest Indiana, hate crime charges after a cross-burning incident and a major police shooting settlement. We also cover teen takeover debates at City Hall, concerns over lead pipes, a popular club raising its entry age, an exclusive look inside ComEd's control center, World Cup excitement across Chicago and much more.
How Caleb Williams maturity showed up over spring workouts | The Offseason - Ep. 18
This week on The Offseason, Cassie Carlson, Dan Wiederer and Anthony Herron react to Caleb Williams' interview with Chris Simms. Williams described the decision transferring from Oklahoma to USC and why he wanted to play under Lincoln Riley. They also discuss who will replace DJ Moore next season and how much 13 personnel the Bears will play.
This week on The Offseason, Cassie Carlson, Dan Wiederer and Anthony Herron react to Caleb Williams' interview with Chris Simms. Williams described the decision transferring from Oklahoma to USC and why he wanted to play under Lincoln Riley. They also discuss who will replace DJ Moore next season and how much 13 personnel the Bears will play.
City Council votes against stronger consequences for parents | The Chicago Report
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
Calling for environmental impact report for data centers | The Chicago Report
Hoffman Estates is at the center of a growing fight over data centers, as some residents push back against a proposed 186-acre Plum Farms Project. Critics-- including state Representative Marty McLaughlin-- warn it could strain power and water supplies and say the plan is moving ahead even after a key planning vote already came out against it. We’re joined now by Representative McLaughlin.
Hoffman Estates is at the center of a growing fight over data centers, as some residents push back against a proposed 186-acre Plum Farms Project. Critics-- including state Representative Marty McLaughlin-- warn it could strain power and water supplies and say the plan is moving ahead even after a key planning vote already came out against it. We’re joined now by Representative McLaughlin.
City Council votes against stronger consequences for parents | The Chicago Report
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
A big day of voting at Chicago City Council today. Aldermen took up key measures like to purchasing the West Loop Greyhound station, outlawing sweepstakes machines in local bars, and cracking down on parents for their kids' misconduct. Here with me to detail what passed and what didn't is Axios Chicago reporter Monica Eng.
Rep. Morgan's COLA Buyout Program | The Chicago Report
Governor Pritzker has signed a new law extending Illinois' Voluntary Pension COLA Buyout Program through 2028. Supporters say the program has already reduced the state's pension liabilities by billions of dollars and could provide additional budget relief in the years ahead. Joining us now is state Representative Bob Morgan, the sponsor of the legislation.
Governor Pritzker has signed a new law extending Illinois' Voluntary Pension COLA Buyout Program through 2028. Supporters say the program has already reduced the state's pension liabilities by billions of dollars and could provide additional budget relief in the years ahead. Joining us now is state Representative Bob Morgan, the sponsor of the legislation.
Edwards Air Force Base releases names of 8 crew members killed in B-52 bomber crash
Edwards Air Force Base has released the names of the eight victims killed when a B-52 Stratofortress crashed during a radar modernization test flight on Monday.
Edwards Air Force Base has released the names of the eight victims killed when a B-52 Stratofortress crashed during a radar modernization test flight on Monday.
Takeaways from Bears Minicamp, White Sox’s drastic turnaround | Chicago Sports Tonight
On this edition of Chicago Sports Tonight, Tina Nguyen is joined by The Score’s Leila Rahimi and ESPN Chicago’s Pat the Designer to discuss takeaways from the Bears Minicamp, Caleb Williams’ confidence heading into his second season with Ben Johnson, how much pressure is there on Jaylon Johnson. Plus, how the White Sox took the series vs one of the top teams in the National League, why the Cubs should prioritize starting pitcher at the trade deadline, recap USMNT dominate 4-1 win vs. Paraguay, and how Stevenson’s own Jalen Brunson became NBA Finals MVP and led the New York Knicks to their first NBA championship in 53 years.
On this edition of Chicago Sports Tonight, Tina Nguyen is joined by The Score’s Leila Rahimi and ESPN Chicago’s Pat the Designer to discuss takeaways from the Bears Minicamp, Caleb Williams’ confidence heading into his second season with Ben Johnson, how much pressure is there on Jaylon Johnson. Plus, how the White Sox took the series vs one of the top teams in the National League, why the Cubs should prioritize starting pitcher at the trade deadline, recap USMNT dominate 4-1 win vs. Paraguay, and how Stevenson’s own Jalen Brunson became NBA Finals MVP and led the New York Knicks to their first NBA championship in 53 years.
Bears break for summer with Caleb Williams & Ben Johnson on the same page | The Offseason
This week on The Offseason, Cassie Carlson talks with Anthony Herron about how Ben Johnson has approached his coaching with Caleb Williams and how valuable their daily meetings will be in the long run. Plus, Dan Wiederer joins the show from Halas Hall, where Coby Bryant's leadership qualities were put on display as he talks about how he identifies with his head coach's intensity.
This week on The Offseason, Cassie Carlson talks with Anthony Herron about how Ben Johnson has approached his coaching with Caleb Williams and how valuable their daily meetings will be in the long run. Plus, Dan Wiederer joins the show from Halas Hall, where Coby Bryant's leadership qualities were put on display as he talks about how he identifies with his head coach's intensity.
Storm rescue, Bears bill and $17K tax shock | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review," we cover storm damage across the area, a dramatic rescue in Streator, a new effort to keep the Bears in Illinois and a Buffalo Grove pastor accused in a $2 million fraud scheme. We also look at a shocking property tax bill, a gun trafficking investigation, World Cup excitement, CPS leadership testifying before Congress and much more.
This week on "Week in Review," we cover storm damage across the area, a dramatic rescue in Streator, a new effort to keep the Bears in Illinois and a Buffalo Grove pastor accused in a $2 million fraud scheme. We also look at a shocking property tax bill, a gun trafficking investigation, World Cup excitement, CPS leadership testifying before Congress and much more.
Make Jake: How to become a Hollywood stuntman
Ever wonder what it takes to be a stunt performer? FOX Chicago entertainment reporter Jake Hamilton steps into the world of stunts, learning everything from safety planning and fight choreography to high-impact action sequences. Will Jake's final stunt make the cut?
Ever wonder what it takes to be a stunt performer? FOX Chicago entertainment reporter Jake Hamilton steps into the world of stunts, learning everything from safety planning and fight choreography to high-impact action sequences. Will Jake's final stunt make the cut?