Forecasts uncertain as major winter storm approaches Chicago
A major winter storm is expected to hit Chicago Tuesday night and could dump a half-foot or more of snow before it moves out sometime Thursday morning.
Chicago's winter is about to get more miserable
Keep the shovels handy because a prolonged period of snow is coming this week. This will make our winter in Chicago more miserable.
LIVE UPDATES: Nor'easter blasting East Coast with heavy snow, high winds
More than 70 million Americans are seeing impacts from the winter storm from the Mid-Atlantic to Maine. Before the storm moves away from the U.S. parts of New England could be measuring the snowfall in feet not inches.
Crews still cleaning up snow after lake effect dumps 7+ inches on Chicago area
More than 24 hours after lake effect snow starting falling in Chicago, cleanup efforts were still underway in the city and suburbs.
Crews working into the night to clear Chicago streets from snow
More than 24 hours after lake effect snow starting falling in Chicago, cleanup efforts were still underway in the city and suburbs.
Heavy lake-effect snow dumps 7+ inches on Chicago area
Waves of heavy lake-effect snow will continue Friday morning with white-out conditions at times and rapid accumulations of more than 1” per hour.
Heavy lake effect snow coats Chicago area
Waves of heavy lake-effect snow will continue Friday with white-out conditions at times and rapid accumulations of more than 1” per hour.
Heavy snowfall blankets Chicago area, residents begin digging out neighborhoods
Chicago residents have begun digging out after a thick snowfall Friday morning that dumped over 6 inches on some neighborhoods.
Here's what to have on hand if the power goes out during a winter storm
Here's what to have at home in the event of a power outage during a winter storm -- something that could last days or even weeks in some instances.
Heavy lake-effect snow, whiteout conditions make for dangerous morning commute
The Chicago area is being slammed by heavy lake-effect snow Friday morning, posing problems for those commuting.
Chicago officials conduct yearly homelessness count
City officials are doing their yearly count to see how many people are homeless in Chicago, and will offer help to those who need it.
Chicagoans reminisce about Blizzard of 1967: 'It was amazing'
For Chicagoans of a certain age, Wednesday was the anniversary of the Mother of All Snow-Storms, which hit 55 years ago: The Blizzard of 1967.
Chicago marks 55 years since Blizzard of '67
For Chicagoans of a certain age, Wednesday was the anniversary of the Mother of All Snow-Storms, which hit 55 years ago: The Blizzard of 1967.
Chicago's homeless put up in hotels to avoid dangerous cold
Many of the people who would normally stay at the Dan Ryan homeless encampment in the South Loop were in a warm hotel Wednesday thanks to a group of volunteers.
Salvation Army opens emergency location as bitter cold plagues Chicago area
Amid Chicago’s frigid blast, there was much work to be done Wednesday.
Chicago businessman provides hotels for homeless amid frigid temps
Many of the people who would normally stay at the Dan Ryan homeless encampment in the South Loop were in a warm hotel Wednesday thanks to a group of volunteers.
Homeless in South Loop encampment being put up in hotels for the night
Many of the people who would normally stay at the Dan Ryan homeless encampment in the South Loop were in a warm hotel Wednesday thanks to a group of volunteers.
Heat, power go out at Little Village elementary on coldest day of winter
A Little Village elementary school lost heat and electricity as temperatures plunged below zero Wednesday morning.
Afternoon forecast for Chicagoland on Jan. 26th
FOX 32's Tim McGill breaks down Chicago's weather outlook and takes a peek at the week ahead.
Health experts warn of dangerously cold temps in Chicago
With dangerously cold temperatures expected to hit Chicagoland Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, health experts are urging caution for those heading outdoors.