Special Reports

In a Fox 32 special report, Sylvia Perez has the story of how a team of suburban surgeons solved a painful mystery for one local woman.

It’s hard for the holidays to be the most wonderful time of the year when your finances are tight. In a Fox 32 money saver special report, Dawn Hasbrouck looks at some ways to help you still afford them and dodge some debt.

In a Fox 32 special report, we look at kids helping kids navigate their mental health. This peer-to-peer support is becoming widespread from Naperville to Crystal Lake.

When Gus Walz stood up to support his dad, he also put the spotlight on another issue. In a Fox 32 special report, Tia Ewing finds out what it means to be neurodivergent.

FOX 32's Paris Schutz sits down with Yale historian and author Timothy Snyder to discuss his new book, “On Freedom.” Snyder is previously author of the book, “On Tyranny,” and considered an expert in Eastern European History and the history of fascism throughout Europe. Snyder talked about why he believes Americans have a flawed concept of what ‘freedom’ actually means, and how Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sees it. The interview also touched on Synder’s concerns about current political events in the United States, and warning signs he believes that Donald Trump is behaving more and more like Fascist dictators throughout history.

Some college students who push their luck betting on sports can graduate not only with student loans, but also gambling debts.

For many women, finding the right medication is half the battle when it comes to fighting menopause. In a Fox 32 special report, Sylvia Perez takes a look at what to do when your medicine is in short supply.

Beyond the barbed wire and locked doors at Cook County Jail's Division 11, something significant is happening not many know about.

This school year, one district is gearing up to get more drivers to stop when students are getting on and off buses. Their approach is similar to using a red-light camera, but this time it’s on a school bus.

When America goes to the polls this election year, there is expected to be a large group of young voters casting their votes for the first time—and many of them will be Latino.