Chicago’s early voters face long lines, extra security in final weekend push
Early voting turnout in Chicago has been high, with lines expected to increase this weekend, potentially easing Election Day crowds at certain polling places.
Long lines reported at early voting sites in Chicago
As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump reach the homestretch on the campaign trail, voters are turning out in big numbers ahead of time, including in Chicago.
Limited water access hinders firefighters battling massive blaze at Joliet scrapyard
A massive fire at the BL Duke scrapyard in Joliet on Friday prompted a multi-agency response, with firefighters struggling against limited water supply.
Need to ditch Halloween pumpkins? Here's where to smash, compost them in Chicago
Halloween has ended, and it's time to dispose of leftover pumpkins. But what’s the best way to do so in the Chicago area?
Woman tried smuggling heroin and fentanyl-soaked paper into Cook County Jail: sheriff
A Country Club Hills woman is accused of trying to smuggle paper soaked with heroin and fentanyl into Cook County Jail.
Uptown shooting: Child, man injured on Chicago's North Side
A 9-year-old girl and a 45-year-old man were injured Friday afternoon in a shooting in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood.
Cook County woman accused of attacking family member, biting officer during arrest
A Cook County woman is facing charges after allegedly attacking a family member and biting an officer during her arrest.
Chicago Archdiocese clears retired priest of decades-old abuse allegations
A retired priest in the Chicago suburbs has been reinstated following an investigation into allegations that he sexually abused a minor four decades ago.
Chicago Board of Education holds first meeting after president’s resignation, public voices concerns
Chicago's Board of Education met for the first time on Friday since the resignation of Reverend Mitchell Johnson, who served as president for only seven days.
Chicago weather: Cool tonight, warming up for rainy weekend
The weekend looks nice as far as temperatures are concerned, but it'll be rainy by Sunday.
Chicago Archdiocese clears retired priest of decades-old abuse allegations
A retired priest in the Chicago suburbs has been reinstated following an investigation into allegations that he sexually abused a minor four decades ago.
Concerns voiced at Chicago Board of Education's first meeting since president’s resignation
Chicago's Board of Education met for the first time on Friday since the resignation of Reverend Mitchell Johnson, who served as president for only seven days.
New Google store opens in Chicago suburb
Google has opened its first brick and mortar store in the Midwest.
Fox 32's Week in Review - Nov. 1
These are the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.
Illinois state senator asked to resign after 'Islamophobic' social media posts
An Illinois state senator is in hot water for social media posts that faith groups have called Islamophobic.
Elmhurst University confirms 2 students with tuberculosis
Elmhurst University has confirmed two tuberculosis cases among students.
Large fire erupts at Joliet scrap metal recycling yard
A massive blaze broke out at a metal scrapyard in Joliet, drawing a heavy response from firefighters.
Two Elmhurst University students diagnosed with tuberculosis
Elmhurst University confirmed two tuberculosis cases among students, who are now isolated and under medical supervision.
Large fire erupts at Joliet scrapyard
A large fire broke out at a scrapyard in Joliet, drawing a heavy response from firefighters.
Limited water access hinders firefighters battling massive blaze at Joliet scrapyard
A massive fire broke out Friday afternoon at a Joliet scrapyard, where firefighters were facing challenges due to limited water supply.