Alders question UChicago ShotSpotter study | The Chicago Report
City hall got spicy today after a planned ended early with a lot of questions surrounding why. In large part, because the gunshot technology ShotSpotter was on the agenda today, and whether the city is working on finding a replacement, like Mayor Brandon Johnson promised. Axios' Monica Eng talks about the topic.
City hall got spicy today after a planned ended early with a lot of questions surrounding why. In large part, because the gunshot technology ShotSpotter was on the agenda today, and whether the city is working on finding a replacement, like Mayor Brandon Johnson promised. Axios' Monica Eng talks about the topic.
We Walk for Her March brings attention to missing Black women, girls
The ninth annual "We Walk for Her" march just wrapped up in Bronzeville. Chicago police superintendent Larry Snelling joined neighbors and activists to demand more resources for missing black women and girls. Organizers say black women account for over a third of Chicago's active missing persons cases despite making up just 15% of the female population. Timara Wade-- who is a youth organizer with the Kenwood Oakland Community Organization is joining us to tell us more.
The ninth annual "We Walk for Her" march just wrapped up in Bronzeville. Chicago police superintendent Larry Snelling joined neighbors and activists to demand more resources for missing black women and girls. Organizers say black women account for over a third of Chicago's active missing persons cases despite making up just 15% of the female population. Timara Wade-- who is a youth organizer with the Kenwood Oakland Community Organization is joining us to tell us more.
Alders question UChicago ShotSpotter study | The Chicago Report
City hall got spicy today after a planned ended early with a lot of questions surrounding why. In large part, because the gunshot technology ShotSpotter was on the agenda today, and whether the city is working on finding a replacement, like Mayor Brandon Johnson promised. Axios' Monica Eng talks about the topic.
City hall got spicy today after a planned ended early with a lot of questions surrounding why. In large part, because the gunshot technology ShotSpotter was on the agenda today, and whether the city is working on finding a replacement, like Mayor Brandon Johnson promised. Axios' Monica Eng talks about the topic.
Why the Madden cover is a precursor to Williams' greatness | Chicago Sports Tonight
Cassie Carlson and CHGO's Adam Jahns recap Bears OTAs from Halas Hall. What does it mean for Caleb Williams to be on the cover of 'Madden' 27? Also, should Bears fans be worried that Kyler Gordon and Montez Sweat did not participate in practice today? Plus, how has rookie safety Dillon Thieneman looked in OTAs?
Cassie Carlson and CHGO's Adam Jahns recap Bears OTAs from Halas Hall. What does it mean for Caleb Williams to be on the cover of 'Madden' 27? Also, should Bears fans be worried that Kyler Gordon and Montez Sweat did not participate in practice today? Plus, how has rookie safety Dillon Thieneman looked in OTAs?
Wolves Game 4 Preview: 1-on-1 with Spiros Anastas & Justin Robidas | Chicago Sports Tonight
Cassie Carlson goes 1-on-1 with Wolves head coach Spiros Anastas and forward Justin Robidas ahead of their Game 4 matchup vs. Colorado Eagles in the AHL Western Conference Finals. The Wolves look to bounce back and even the series after falling last night in Game 3. Cassie asks Anastas and Robidas what the Wolves have to do to even the series at Allstate Arena tonight. You can watch Game 4 on Fox Chicago+ at 7pm.
Cassie Carlson goes 1-on-1 with Wolves head coach Spiros Anastas and forward Justin Robidas ahead of their Game 4 matchup vs. Colorado Eagles in the AHL Western Conference Finals. The Wolves look to bounce back and even the series after falling last night in Game 3. Cassie asks Anastas and Robidas what the Wolves have to do to even the series at Allstate Arena tonight. You can watch Game 4 on Fox Chicago+ at 7pm.
Illinois’ Hail Mary to keep the Bears and Ben Johnson is buying Luther Burden stock | 1st & North
This week on First and North.... Illinois drops the ball on the Bears stadium. Are they headed to the hoosier state? Packers Josh Jacobs returns to practice after his arrest, the Vikings QB's are headed for a battle, and Dan Campbell is ready for his Lions to 'take the pajamas' off.
This week on First and North.... Illinois drops the ball on the Bears stadium. Are they headed to the hoosier state? Packers Josh Jacobs returns to practice after his arrest, the Vikings QB's are headed for a battle, and Dan Campbell is ready for his Lions to 'take the pajamas' off.
'Seeing Caleb Williams up close is impressive': 1-on-1 with Bret Bielema | Chicago Sports Tonight
It's Illini night at Wrigley Field and Tina Nguyen goes 1-on-1 with head football coach Bret Beliema. They preview the Illini's upcoming season and the team's expectations heading into 2026. Bielema, who grew up as a Bears fan, also talks about attending Bears practice last week and what it was like to watch Caleb Williams in person.
It's Illini night at Wrigley Field and Tina Nguyen goes 1-on-1 with head football coach Bret Beliema. They preview the Illini's upcoming season and the team's expectations heading into 2026. Bielema, who grew up as a Bears fan, also talks about attending Bears practice last week and what it was like to watch Caleb Williams in person.
Bears stadium saga latest & Sox-cess on the Southside | Chicago Sports Tonight
On a Monday edition of CST, Tina Nguyen is joined by Fox Chicago reporter Bret Buganski and The Score's Matt Spiegel to react to the latest in the Bears Stadium saga. Is Hammond, Indiana still a legitimate option, or are the Bears using them as leverage? Plus, what are the next steps in the stadium process and is Arlington Heights still in play? Also, should Bears fans feel more or less confident that the team is staying in Illinois, and could the Bears have matched the Rams' trade offer for Myles Garrett? Finally, can the Southsiders keep up their Sox-cess with superstar Munetaka Murakami out the next 4 weeks?
On a Monday edition of CST, Tina Nguyen is joined by Fox Chicago reporter Bret Buganski and The Score's Matt Spiegel to react to the latest in the Bears Stadium saga. Is Hammond, Indiana still a legitimate option, or are the Bears using them as leverage? Plus, what are the next steps in the stadium process and is Arlington Heights still in play? Also, should Bears fans feel more or less confident that the team is staying in Illinois, and could the Bears have matched the Rams' trade offer for Myles Garrett? Finally, can the Southsiders keep up their Sox-cess with superstar Munetaka Murakami out the next 4 weeks?
Groom, pilot killed in Georgia helicopter crash; bride injured
A bride and groom leaving their wedding were among three people aboard a helicopter that crashed in Dawson County.
A bride and groom leaving their wedding were among three people aboard a helicopter that crashed in Dawson County.
USMNT prepares for hosting FIFA World Cup
The U.S. Men’s National Team earned a 3–2 victory over Senegal in Charlotte, a friendly match coach Mauricio Pochettino and fans say builds momentum and confidence ahead of the World Cup.
The U.S. Men’s National Team earned a 3–2 victory over Senegal in Charlotte, a friendly match coach Mauricio Pochettino and fans say builds momentum and confidence ahead of the World Cup.
Lurie Children’s Week: Kids Advisory Board shapes care, spaces, and policies at pediatric hospital
FOX Chicago is taking a closer look at the people, places, and programs helping to shape the future of pediatric care — beginning with the Kids Advisory Board.
FOX Chicago is taking a closer look at the people, places, and programs helping to shape the future of pediatric care — beginning with the Kids Advisory Board.
US Men's soccer team prepares for the World Cup this summer
It's gonna be a summer of soccer with the World Cup on Fox. We hear from the captain of the USMNT ahead of the tournament.
It's gonna be a summer of soccer with the World Cup on Fox. We hear from the captain of the USMNT ahead of the tournament.
Expert says AI requires safety audits | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Vote to delay contract renewal for Chicago charter operators | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Expert says AI requires safety audits | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Vote to delay contract renewal for Chicago charter operators | The Chicago Report
An inner board battle surrounding the future of Chicago charter schools. Last night, the Chicago Board of Education voted to delay contract renewals for six of the city's charter school operators, which means, the future of 16 campuses that serve over 8,000 now remains uncertain. The move reveals a continued split within the board over charter school oversight and policy, especially between CTU aligned and non-CTU aligned members. This comes as Chicago prepares to shift to a fully elected school board with the upcoming November election. Here to discuss these updates is Chalkbeat Chicago reporter Reema Amin.
An inner board battle surrounding the future of Chicago charter schools. Last night, the Chicago Board of Education voted to delay contract renewals for six of the city's charter school operators, which means, the future of 16 campuses that serve over 8,000 now remains uncertain. The move reveals a continued split within the board over charter school oversight and policy, especially between CTU aligned and non-CTU aligned members. This comes as Chicago prepares to shift to a fully elected school board with the upcoming November election. Here to discuss these updates is Chalkbeat Chicago reporter Reema Amin.
Teen takeover chaos, Bears debate and UFO bombshell | Week in Review
This week on "Week in Review," we cover a driver plowing into officers during a Memorial Day teen takeover, a guilty verdict in a 2003 Aurora cold case, a homeowner scaring off suspected burglars and an Indiana police chief accused of pawning a gun tied to a criminal case. We also break down the Bears stadium debate, the Obama Center, cheap Indiana gas prices, a Chicago River comeback story and explosive UFO claims involving alleged alien species.
This week on "Week in Review," we cover a driver plowing into officers during a Memorial Day teen takeover, a guilty verdict in a 2003 Aurora cold case, a homeowner scaring off suspected burglars and an Indiana police chief accused of pawning a gun tied to a criminal case. We also break down the Bears stadium debate, the Obama Center, cheap Indiana gas prices, a Chicago River comeback story and explosive UFO claims involving alleged alien species.
From Chinatown to the casino floor: Addressing problem gambling
One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.
One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.
From Chinatown to the casino floor: Addressing problem gambling
One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.
One might not predict that the closure of a Chinatown gathering place would send patrons to the bright lights and loud machines of a local casino.
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion: Latest updates, investigation launched
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test Thursday night at Launch Complex 36 in Cape Canaveral, sending a fireball into the sky and shaking homes along Florida’s Space Coast.
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test Thursday night at Launch Complex 36 in Cape Canaveral, sending a fireball into the sky and shaking homes along Florida’s Space Coast.