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Opinion 21 hours ago

PASTOR COREY BROOKS: A special South Side of Chicago success story

I truly believe in training kids in the trades. It will be a featured part of the community center I am building right now on the South Side of Chicago.

Donald Trump 1 day ago

Trump signs executive order cracking down on 'sanctuary' cities, threatens their federal funding

The order comes as Trump seeks to speed up deportations, following through on a key promise he made on the campaign trail during his third bid for president.

US Fires 3 days ago

Man charged with murder after blaze he allegedly set kills Chicago fire captain

Charles Green was charged with murder after being accused of lighting an inferno that killed Chicago Fire Department Capt. David Meyer this week.

US Fires 6 days ago

Chicago fire captain killed in line of duty after garage collapses following early morning inferno

A Chicago fire captain died in the line of duty on Wednesday while responding to a garage fire on the city's west side.

Antisemitism Exposed April 18

Anti-Israel agitator charged in violent hate crime attack on two Jewish college students

An Illinois man is facing four felony counts stemming from an alleged hate crime attack on two Jewish students at Chicago's DePaul University last year.

Crime April 18

Venezuelan migrant arrested in sanctuary city for 6th time in 13 months days after prosecutors drop charges

Chicago police have arrested a Venezuelan migrant for the sixth time in the past 13 months after he allegedly robbed a woman at gunpoint in the sanctuary city.

VIDEO April 16

Greg Gutfeld: Someone should tell Biden that having no heart beats having no brain

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss former President Joe Biden returning to the fold for Democrats with his speech in Chicago on Tuesday.

Joe Biden April 15

Biden returns to podium for first time to slam Trump's Social Security plans: 'Wreck it so they could rob it'

Former President Joe Biden gave his first major speech since leaving office on Tuesday at the Advocates, Counselors and Representatives for the Disabled conference in Chicago.

Joe Biden April 15

Biden to address disability advocates in first major speech since leaving White House

Former President Biden is expected Tuesday to deliver his first public speech since leaving the White House, addressing Advocates, Counselors and Representatives for the Disabled.

Media April 14

Cinco de Mayo parade canceled in Chicago due to fears over immigration enforcement

Organizers of Cinco de Mayo in southwest side of Chicago canceled the annual event this year due to fears of strict immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.

Media April 12

Conservative PAC seeks to flip school board seats across the US

The conservative 1776 Project PAC wants to get more conservatives on school boards across the country in the latest front in the culture wars.

Media April 10

Democratic policies are 'destroying' the Chicago community, Chicago Flips Red vice president says

Chicago Flips Red vice president Danielle Carter-Walters joined "America Reports" to speak out against her city's response to the migrant crisis and its effect on the community.

Illinois April 9

Illinois Democrat minimizes violent acts committed by illegal immigrants as just 'a few crimes'

Illinois Rep. Jesús "Chuy" García downplayed illegal immigrant crimes while Republicans highlighted ICE detainer violations and violent offenses.

Chicago April 9

'Super mayor’ Tiffany Henyard skips Dolton meetings as controversial tenure nears quiet end

Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard failed to show for her final village board meeting on Monday marking her fourth consecutive absence, according to reports.

Chicago April 8

Chicago limo driver accused of sexually assaulting 5 women over 3 years

Chakib Mansour Khodja was charged with sexual assault with a weapon, attempted aggravated battery with strangulation, attempted kidnapping and other crimes relating to sexual violence against women.

Opinion April 8

Chicago, my hometown, keeps winning in one shameful way

This is the 13th year that Chicago has had more murders than New York, Houston and L.A. There were 573 homicides were committed during 2024.

Chicago March 31

Chicago alderman slams the murder capital’s ‘disregard for human life’

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez blasted the city's 'political elite' for its being the U.S. murder capital for the 13th year in a row on 'Fox Report.'

Media March 29

Chicago cops reportedly scolded over unprofessional appearance in internal memo

A leader with the Chicago Police Department reportedly sent an internal memo warning that officers were not following the dress code and would be disciplined.

Chicago March 28

Chicago dubbed America's murder capital as Democrat leaders 'demonize' police, splurge on migrants: alderman

Chicago's 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano slammed the sanctuary city's administration as homicides continue to plague neighborhoods.

Media March 27

Chicago mayor fires back at border czar’s ‘reprehensible’ threats to prosecute him over ICE raids

Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson ripped border czar Tom Homan after the Trump official threatened to prosecute him if he impeded ICE's efforts to deport illegal immigrants.

Opinion March 25

Captain America and the first two lessons I teach my kids on Chicago's South Side

LIfe is unfair. But every single person that I know who made it made it because they took a chance on themselves. They took that step forward.

Illinois March 19

Illinois families protest homeschool bill 'overreach' at Capitol, but legislation advances

Hundreds of homeschooling families came to the Illinois state Capitol to protest against House Bill 2827, which passed out of committee Wednesday.

Airlines March 19

NTSB probe of Chicago Midway near miss reveals sun glare as possible contributing factor

Sun glare may have been a contributing factor in the recent near miss involving a Southwest Airlines jet at Chicago Midway International Airport, the NTSB says.

Immigration March 12

Migrant gang member suspected of murder, sexually assaulting girlfriend is arrested

A Venezuelan illegal migrant and suspected Tren de Aragua gang member was arrested in Chicago for a fourth time Tuesday after first being ordered deported under the Biden administration in 2022.

Chicago March 12

Chicago O'Hare Airport shooting leaves 1 injured after fight erupts inside terminal

A fight inside a terminal at Chicago O'Hare International Airport early this morning led to a shooting outside that left one person injured, reports say.

Opinion March 11

The Trump presidency could turn out to be a wasted opportunity

I live and work on the South Side of Chicago and I have seen what happens to a people that has come to rely far too heavily on the government, especially on the federal level.

Chicago March 10

GOP lawmaker takes victory lap after Dem mayor reportedly agrees to donate 'secret' gifts to charities

Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, is celebrating after Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson agreed to donate gifts that the city received to charity.

Barack Obama March 7

Obama Presidential Center: DEI-linked firm's racial lawsuit blasted as baseless 'smears'

An engineering firm working on the Obama Presidential Center says that claims it racially discriminated against a Black-owned subcontractor on the project are baseless and amount to smears.

Illegal Immigrants March 6

GOP fights back against ‘Trump-proof’ sanctuary jurisdictions

Republican lawmakers and the Trump administration have gone on the offensive against so-called sanctuary jurisdictions in recent weeks, including at Wednesday's committee hearing.

Barack Obama March 5

Musk's DOGE terminates lease at Obama Presidential Library site

DOGE has terminated the lease at the Obama Presidential Library site, although it is unlikely to impact operations there since it is due to shutter later this year and move to Maryland.