Illinois woman buys $1M winning lottery ticket while grocery shopping
One trip to the grocery store netted one lucky Illinois woman $1 million after buying a winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket.
Chicagoans brave rain, long lines to vote on Election Day
Many voters braved the rain Tuesday to cast their ballots as soon as the polls opened.
Foster Avenue Bridge project to bring detours, ramp closures through 2026
A two-year construction project will start next week in Jefferson Park.
Teenager charged in deadly 2023 shooting in Pilsen
A teenager has been charged in connection with a fatal shooting last summer in Pilsen.
Chicago documentary 'Hoop Dreams' celebrates 30th anniversary
Hoop Dreams tells the story of two young Chicagoans on their journey to become professional basketball players. The documentary was released in 1994 and is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.
Union sues PepsiCo over Chicago plant closure
PepsiCo was hit with a federal lawsuit after abruptly shutting down a facility in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood last week.
Woman critically wounded in shooting after South Side car crash, police say
A woman was critically wounded in a shooting Tuesday morning after a car crash on Chicago’s South Side.
Cook County State's Attorney race ranks among biggest local contests on Election Day
Political analyst Mike Flannery breaks down some of the most hotly contested races to watch this Election Day in Chicago and beyond.
The mysterious deaths of Rogers Park squirrels and other headlines from Block Club Chicago
Block Club Chicago's Gwen Ihnat joins the show to discuss the latest news from the neighborhoods.
Chicago election official breaks down city-wide voter turnout
Roughly half a million Chicagoans have already cast their ballots. Max Bever from the Chicago Board of Elections said the city generally sees 70 percent city-wide voter turnout for presidential elections, which is about 1 million voters.
Orland Park man attacks election judge during early voting
More then 450,000 people flocked to the polls during early voting in Cook County. One voter in Orland Park got violent after being told he had to wait in line. Election officials ensured voters that safety is their number one priority.
Union sues PepsiCo after Chicago facility closure
A federal lawsuit was filed against PepsiCo after union members said the company violated their rights by abruptly closing a facility in Chicago's Back of the Yards in October.
Polls officially open in Illinois on Election Day
Chicago election officials are promising a safe voting process this Election Day. Fox 32's Roseanne Tellez stopped by the Loop Supersite where lines were out the door as polls opened at 6 a.m.
Chicago weather: Election Day forecast
Election Day in Chicago is going to be wet and windy and rather warm by November standards.
Illinois voting guide: What you need to know
Election Day is fast-approaching. Here's everything you need to know about registering, voting and ballot races in Illinois.
Chicago police killed in shooting during South Side traffic stop
A Chicago police officer was shot and killed Monday night on the city's South Side.
Chicagoans face hours in line on last day of early voting
It was a tedious game of waiting on the last day of early voting in Chicago.
What we know after a Chicago cop was shot in Chatham
A Chicago police officer was shot Monday night on the city's South Side, according to sources.
Early voters wait in long lines in Chicago before Election Day
It was a busy day at multiple early voting sites across the city.
Chicago police officer shot in Chatham: sources
A Chicago police officer was shot Monday night on the city's South Side.