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Illinois is just weeks away from the highly anticipated cicada invasion and when we say invasion, we mean it. Emily Wahls has the story.

Promises were made publicly to produce more films from people of color, but a new report from the University of Southern California found those pledges to support inclusion were "performative acts." In this Voice of Change, Terrence Lee introduced us to one filmmaker who stopped waiting for Hollywood to change.

FOX 32 Entertainment Reporter Jake Hamilton talked with Zendaya about reporters’ fascination with asking her about kissing co-stars, to which she replied: “I know, it’s very odd.”

Remember all that nice warm weather we had in February and March? A lot of people may now be paying the price. That's because spring has sprung early and with that comes irritating allergies.

Author Glennette Turner is a force in the literary world who inspires a ton of admiration. She is an educator and author who after nine decades on this earth, is still making good on lessons she learned as a child.

While Monday is Earth Day, global warming is something many of us think about year-round. In a Fox 32 special report, chief meteorologist Emilly Wahls finds out what a group of local researchers is working on to fight some of the causes and effects of climate change.

Long before he made us laugh as George Constanza on the iconic sitcom "Seinfeld," actor Jason Alexander was a Tony Award-winning actor working on Broadway. Now he's returning to the stage in Chicago for new comedy Judgment Day.

Let's Ketchup, a Kankakee County nonprofit, is taking the stress out of paying for school lunch.

These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.

La Grange Park is a western suburb of Chicago. Population 13,000. And the place that molded J.J. McCarthy both the person and the player.

The controversial new thriller “Civil War” is the number one movie in America, taking the top spot at the box office with nearly $26 million.

This morning we're Heating Up the Kitchen with the Elburn and Countryside Fire Protection District and making Lt. Stephen Coomes' homemade pizza.