Festival of Wood and Barrel-Aged Beer celebrates 22nd year
The largest barrel-aged beer festival in North America is coming to Chicago's Credit Union 1 Arena Nov. 22 and 23.
Start holiday shopping at Local on Lincoln Artisan Market
Local on Lincoln Artisan Market is the perfect place to start your holiday shopping while supporting small businesses and local makers. The free pop-up is open every Saturday in November from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
19-year-old driver killed in Archer Heights car crash
A 19-year-old man was killed in a two-car crash in Chicago's Archer Heights neighborhood Saturday morning. The other driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Off-duty Chicago police officer involved in shooting near Printer's Row
An off-duty Chicago police officer exchanged gunfire with two people near Printer's Row Saturday morning. No injuries were reported.
1 dead, 2 wounded in Garfield Ridge shooting
Two men got into an argument with an employee of a business on Chicago's Southwest Side Friday night. The three men exchanged gunfire, leaving one dead and the other two injured.
'Zoolights' return to Lincoln Park Zoo for holiday season
A holiday favorite is returning to Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo.
Parents of woman found dead in South Loop granted authority to bring her remains to Michigan
The parents of Caitlin Tracey, 36, who was found dead last month in a South Loop apartment stairwell, have been granted the right to retrieve her remains and bring them back to Michigan after a legal battle with her husband of six months.
Chicago mayor to attend fallen officer’s funeral despite family’s objections
Mayor Brandon Johnson is planning to attend the funeral for fallen Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez, despite claims that his family doesn't want him in attendance.
Search underway for Wisconsin dad who disappeared after work trip to Chicago suburbs
Ben Oberto, a Wisconsin husband and father, has been missing since Wednesday night, last seen in Crystal Lake, Illinois.
PAWS Chicago hosts 23rd annual Fur Ball
People and dogs will be dressed to the nines tonight, including FOX 32's Jake Hamilton, who is one of the emcees of the event.
Chicago weather: Isolated showers this weekend, cooldown next week
Emily Wahls has your weather update!
Video shows Gary police officer being attacked with machete
Gary police have released video footage of a sting operation where a man attacked an undercover officer with a machete, leading to another officer fatally shooting the suspect.
Across America: Teen learning to drive crashes into restaurant
A teen driver crashed through the wall of a Michigan restaurant. Police say he was driving with a permit and his parent was in the passenger's seat.
Biden meets with leaders of South Korea, Japan over concerns about North Korea
North Korea's military is a key concern as President Biden sat down with the leaders of South Korea and Japan. The nation's growing alliance with Russia and its decision to send troops to fight in Ukraine could perhaps even tip the balance in the war.
COVID-19 research sparks hope for new cancer treatments
New research from Northwestern University shows a surprise connection between COVID-19 and cancer regression.
Chicago mayor will attend fallen officer’s funeral despite claims that family doesn’t want him there
Mayor Brandon Johnson is planning to attend the funeral for fallen Chicago police officer Enrique Martinez, despite claims that the family wants him to stay away.
21st annual Randolph Street Market Holiday Festival returns
A holiday market is popping up this weekend a few blocks west of the Loop. This one is both indoors and outdoors and features a mix of vintage and modern decor, housewares, fashion, art and more, with 125 vendors.
PAWS Chicago 'Fur Ball' aims to help find homes for homeless pets
PAWS Chicago is holding its biggest fundraiser, the Fur Ball, on Friday night.
Nearly one year later, questions remain about CTA Yellow Line crash that injured dozens
Saturday marks one year since the crash on the Chicago Transit Authority's Yellow Line that injured dozens. While some details have emerged, investigators are still working to determine what led to the incident.
Homebuyers holding out for possible rate relief
For the first time in six weeks, mortgage rates are leveling off. Kennedy Hays talks about what this means for homebuyers and sellers.