Month: September 2025

CHICAGO – The Chicago Fire FC, the city’s hometown Major League Soccer team, is one step closer to getting a new home. What we know: The City of Chicago’s Planning Commission approved…

CHICAGO – Portillo’s announced Monday that President and CEO Michael Osanloo is stepping down, effective immediately. What we know: Osanloo, who joined the company in 2018, resigned amid reports of investor pressure…

CHICAGO (AP) – A federal immigration agent called injuries caused by being dragged by a car “nothing major” in body camera footage released Tuesday showing the moments after an immigration enforcement officer…

CHICAGO – Another round of scattered showers and a few storms is possible tonight, especially near and south of I-80.  Fox 32 Chief Meteorologist Emily Wahls has the forecast. What to Expect:…

CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill. – The Barack Obama School of Leadership and STEM in Chicago Heights is turning the soil into a syllabus. What we know: Students are selling produce and schooling the…

CHICAGO – Gov. JB Pritzker is directing state agencies to identify 4% spending cuts in next year’s budget, citing what he called “disastrous economic policies” by President Donald Trump. What we know:…

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State health officials on Tuesday issued guidance widely recommending vaccines for flu and COVID-19 for people 6 months and older, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine…

BLUE ISLAND – A missing girl from New York was found last week in a Chicago suburb with two men who authorities said were in the country illegally. What we know: The…

CHICAGO – A Chicago man was sentenced to seven years in prison after robbing a U.S. postal worker at gunpoint two years ago in the Humboldt Park neighborhood. What we know: The…

CHICAGO – Federal tax credits of up to $7,500 are available for buyers of new all-electric, plug-in hybrid and fuel cell electric vehicles purchased through Sept. 30. What we know: Eligibility depends…