SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Mar 24, 2026 Cook County State’s Attorney Pushes Back on Calls for Special Prosecutor to Investigate ICE Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke says her office doesn’t have the legal authority to initiate criminal investigations into federal immigration agents, claiming that doing so would be “willfully violat(ing) the law.” Mar 24, 2026 Debating the Debate Over Tipped Minimum Wage in Chicago Supporters of keeping the lower tipped minimum wage say it’s a win for restaurant owners who have seen an increase in all costs. Mar 24, 2026 CPD Officer Accused of Repeatedly Violating Rights of Black Chicagoans Suspended Again Officer Richard Rodriguez Jr., who was a member of the Near North (18th) Police District tactical team until he was stripped of his police powers last month, has been suspended for at least 68 days in connection with seven incidents of misconduct, records show. Mar 23, 2026 Senate Confirms Markwayne Mullin to Lead Homeland Security as TSA Standoff Deepens Routine funding for the Department of Homeland Security has lapsed since Feb. 14, leading to long waits at U.S. airports as Transportation Security Administration agents call out rather than work without pay. Mar 23, 2026 March 23, 2026 - Full Show ICE agents arrive at airports across the country as wait times soar. And an attempt to end a phaseout of the tipped minimum wage. Mar 23, 2026 ICE Officers Go to TSA Checkpoints at Trump’s Direction, While Long Wait Times at Airports Persist Mayor Brandon Johnson said his office was monitoring the deployment of federal officers at Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Mar 23, 2026 Raw Milk Proponents Push for Fewer Restrictions on Illinois Sales Despite State Health Warnings Because raw milk has not been pasteurized to remove illness-causing organisms, Illinois imposes strict limitations on its sale to protect public health. Some want to change that. Mar 23, 2026 Advocates Highlight Importance of HIV Treatment, Health Care Access on Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act Democratic elected leaders and health advocates gathered Monday in Chicago to highlight the impact of the Affordable Care Act — signed by then President Barack Obama 16 years ago — while sounding the alarm on rising health care costs for Americans. Mar 23, 2026 Review: ‘An Opera Night’ Led by Maestro Riccardo Muti Makes a Wonderful Night With the CSO In addition to the wonderful energy and ever superb playing of the CSO’s grand-scale musicians, there also were two guest artists on the program in the outstanding soprano Lidia Fridman and tenor Francesco Meli. Mar 23, 2026 Man Charged in Chicago Firefighter’s Death Allegedly Told Residents They Were ‘Going to Pay’ Before Blaze Sheaves Slate, 27, will be detained in Cook County Jail pending trial on charges including first-degree murder, felony murder and aggravated arson stemming from the fatal fire last week. Mar 23, 2026 Supreme Court Sounds Skeptical of Late-Arriving Ballots in Illinois and Other States The court was hearing arguments Monday in a case from Mississippi that also could affect voters in 13 other states and the District of Columbia, which have grace periods for ballots cast by mail. Mar 23, 2026 In the Era of NIL and Transfers, the Sweet 16 is Filled With Veteran Teams That Have Stuck Together The NCAA Tournament this year has underscored the value of continuity within a program, and that simply restocking with a new wave of transfers each offseason is not necessarily the best way to build a championship roster. Mar 23, 2026 Chicago Taxpayers Have Spent $1.76M to Defend Officer Who Shot 13-Year-Old Boy Without Justification, Leaving Him Paralyzed The Civilian Office of Police Accountability determined that Officer Noah Ball’s decision to shoot the boy was unjustified, a conclusion endorsed by Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling, records show. Mar 23, 2026 Despite Executive Order, CPD Has Yet to Finalize Policy Allowing Officers to Probe Federal Agents for Actions During Immigration Raids Nearly 50 days after the executive order was signed those “policies and procedures are currently in draft status,” according to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by WTTW News seeking a copy of the policy required by the executive order. Mar 20, 2026 Lincoln Park Zoo Celebrates Healthy Birth of Endangered Baby Black Rhino Lincoln Park Zoo is celebrating the arrival of a baby eastern black rhinoceros, born early Thursday morning. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: