Chicago alderperson sounds off on high-ranking cop charged with property damage
Some Chicago City Council members are calling for more accountability after two police officers were charged with slashing the tires of a private citizen's car.
Chicago resident criticizes city spending on migrants: 'Are y'all lying to us?'
Tensions flared at a City Council meeting on Friday as residents and aldermen continued to clash over how the city allocates taxpayer money for migrant care.
Chicago resident goes off on aldermen over migrant spending
At a City Council committee hearing on Friday, one Chicago resident didn't hold back when discussing paying for migrants.
Paris on Politics: Grant Park debate, Chicago's budget blues, crime on the CTA
In this week's edition of Paris on Politics, FOX 32's Paris Schutz takes a look at the debate over Grant Park, Chicago's $1 billion budget gap, and safety on public transportation.
Chicago dealing with a $982.4M budget deficit
Chicago City Council members are facing a difficult challenge this fall.
Chicago council members clash on $1 billion budget gap
This year, the City Council approved an additional $70 million for migrants, on top of hundreds of millions already spent.
Chicago council members clash on $1 billion budget gap
Labor Day is over, and the glow from the Democratic National Convention has long faded. Now, Chicago City Council members are facing the reality of the city's $1 billion budget gap.
Chicago City Council passes ordinance against 'hate littering'
The Chicago City Council has approved a new hate crime ordinance that makes “hate littering" a fineable offense.
Chicago passes ordinance against 'hate littering'
The Chicago City Council has approved a new hate crime ordinance that makes “hate littering" a fineable offense.
Chicago rideshare drivers push for living wage, safety ordinance
Gig workers gathered outside City Hall as the Chicago City Council met Wednesday morning. Uber and Lyft drivers in Chicago said they are risking their lives and they hope the city will consider a living wage safety ordinance.
Chicago committee addresses concerns over CPD's handling of U Visa requests
The U Visa program is designed to help undocumented crime victims gain a path to citizenship.
Chicago committee addresses concerns over CPD's handling of U Visa requests
The Chicago Committee for Immigrant and Refugee Rights held a crucial hearing on Tuesday to address serious concerns about the Chicago Police Department's handling of U Visa requests.
New revenue ideas and tax proposals on the table for Chicago City Council debate
City Council members are set to meet on Wednesday to discuss new tax and revenue ideas, following a survey of 16 possible proposals circulated by 6th Ward Chicago Alderman William Hall.
Chicago City Council to debate new revenue ideas, including more taxes
Should the city of Chicago institute a congestion tax? How about a cellphone tax?
Chicago to debate new city taxes
Should the city of Chicago institute a congestion tax? How about a cellphone tax?
Longtime Chicago alderman Ed Burke sentenced to prison, fined $2M
Former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke was sentenced Monday to prison and fined $2 million following his conviction on 13 political corruption charges last December.
Longtime Chicago Alderman Ed Burke sentenced to prison, fined $2M for corruption convictions
Former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke was sentenced Monday to prison and fined $2 million following his conviction on 13 political corruption charges last December.
Longtime Chicago Alderman Ed Burke sentenced to prison
Former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke was sentenced Monday to two years in prison and fined $2 million following his conviction on 13 political corruption charges last December.
What to expect from Ed Burke's sentencing
Former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke will be sentenced today in his federal corruption case. Burke was one the most powerful aldermen in City Council history, serving for more than 50 years. Burke maintains his innocence after being found guilty on 13 counts.
Convicted former Ald. Ed Burke to learn sentence in corruption case
Longtime former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke will learn his fate in court after being convicted on thirteen counts of corruption last December.