2 restaurants and a bakery burglarized on Chicago's Near West Side within 30 minutes: police
Three businesses on the Near West Side were burglarized early Tuesday.
Indiana man arrested after high-speed chase ends in crash in Chicago
A high-speed police chase involving a stolen vehicle in Indiana ended with the driver in handcuffs Wednesday evening in the West Loop.
Polombia celebrates Polish, Hispanic heritage months with new items
You can find Polombia in the West Loop and at Guaranteed Rate Field!
Rooftop to table: Chicago restaurant takes eco-friendly practices to new heights
A West Loop restaurant is harvesting a fresh approach to dining.
After School Matters Gala celebrates Chicago teens
After School Matters provides program opportunities after school and over the summer for 19,000 teens in Chicago every year. The upcoming gala will showcase students and raise money for the programs.
Chicago's top cop responds to 'absolutely disgusting' remarks made to officers during protest
Multiple pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested Tuesday after clashing with police during a protest that began outside the Israeli consulate and spilled out onto the surrounding streets on the second night of the Democratic National Convention.
Protesters released from temporary court after Israeli Consulate demonstration
A group of supporters gathered outside the temporary courthouse on Belmont and Western as protesters who were arrested outside the Israeli Consulate Tuesday were released. The National Lawyers Guild Chicago said at least 72 people were arrested. Police have yet to release official numbers.
DNC protests: Arrests made at Pro-Palestinian rally outside Israeli Consulate
At least four people were handcuffed as protesters rallied outside the building that houses the Israel Consulate on Tuesday, prompting confrontations with police.
Metra entrance to Ogilvie Transportation Center shut down ahead of pro-Palestine rally
A protest planned for this evening outside the building that houses the Israel Consulate will impact Metra riders in the West Loop.
Police investigate potential bomb threat at Chicago hotels
Police responded to several hotels on the Near West Side for reports of bomb threats as the second day of the DNC gets underway in Chicago.
Bomb threats reported at West Loop hotels on 2nd day of DNC
Chicago police are investigating bomb threats that were issued at four Chicago hotels on the second day of the Democratic National Convention.
Fat Plate Fridays showcases barbeque spread in West Loop
Von Harris spoke with FOX 32's Brian Jackson about his journey opening Fat Plate Fridays, a pop up barbeque restaurant in the West Loop.
Chicago Latin Restaurant Week kicks off this Friday
Mario Ponce and Yanni Sanchez with Bar Takito stopped by FOX 32 to talk about celebrating the Latin community and its cuisine throughout the week.
Chicago sandwich shop named best in Illinois, according to Yelp
A sandwich shop in Chicago has garnered high praise from Yelp users, earning the title of best sandwich shop in Illinois.
CTU president takes jab at Pritzker amid contract negotiations with CPS
The Chicago Teachers Union is asking for more taxpayer dollars for CPS as it attempts to negotiate big raises into a new contract. But is the union putting its money where its mouth is?
Chicago Teachers Union seeks to reduce property tax bill for West Loop headquarters
Based on the county's appraisal, the CTU would owe approximately $1 million in property taxes. This development comes as the CTU is demanding $1 billion in additional state funding.
Chicago Teachers Union seeks to reduce property tax bill for city headquarters
Based on the county's appraisal, the CTU would owe approximately $1 million in property taxes.
Thousands without power after 11 tornadoes touched down in Chicago area
ComEd crews have been working around the clock to restore power to customers following Monday night's intense storm. The NWS confirmed 11 tornadoes hit the area Monday night and six others on Sunday night. More than 70,000 customers remain without power.
Haymarket lawsuit against Itasca faces intervention by U.S. Attorney’s Office
The U.S. Attorney’s Office is seeking to intervene in a pending lawsuit against the city of Itasca after the village rejected plans for a specialized addiction treatment facility.
Celebrating National Seafood Month with Sunda New Asian
Thursday morning, we were joined by Sunda founder Billy Dec to discuss some seafood options at his restaurant!