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Venezuela migrants fed up with Chicago return home as temperatures drop

November 14, 2023

Venezuela migrants fed up with Chicago return home as temperatures drop

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez on the city struggling with the increase of migrants as some choose to leave due to city conditions

Chicago firefighter makes 'ultimate sacrifice,' fourth line of duty loss for department this year

November 13, 2023

Chicago firefighter makes 'ultimate sacrifice,' fourth line of duty loss for department this year

Chicago Fire Department has released the identity of a firefighter who was killed in the line of duty on Monday in the city's Lincoln Park neighborhood.

Chicago migrants return to Venezuela ahead of winter: 'There's nothing for us here'

November 12, 2023

Chicago migrants return to Venezuela ahead of winter: 'There's nothing for us here'

A family of Chicago migrants moved back to Venezuela earlier this month after struggling with homelessness and a lack of job opportunities in the city.

Christian student wins $150K after public school allegedly tried to force her into idol worship

November 10, 2023

Christian student wins $150K after public school allegedly tried to force her into idol worship

Chicago Public Schools implemented 'Quiet Time' meditation, which has since been accused of encroaching on religious rights for its Hindu rituals, according to a lawsuit.

Chicago City Council health and human relations chair uses 'from the river to the sea' pro-Palestinian phrase

November 9, 2023

Chicago City Council health and human relations chair uses 'from the river to the sea' pro-Palestinian phrase

A Chicago alderwoman in a leadership position on the city council repeated the phrase “From the River to the sea, Palestine will be free," on social media Thursday morning.

Chicago residents explode with anger over migrants, sanctuary policies: 'They are not listening'

November 8, 2023

Chicago residents explode with anger over migrants, sanctuary policies: 'They are not listening'

Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan joined "FOX & Friends" to react to Chicago residents showing disapproval of sanctuary city status as migrants cost city up to $40 million a month.

Chaos erupts at Chicago City Council meeting over sanctuary city status

November 8, 2023

Chaos erupts at Chicago City Council meeting over sanctuary city status

Frustrated locals packed a Chicago City Council meeting on Tuesday to voice their disapproval of the city's status as a sanctuary city for migrants.

Chicago residents demand city end 'sanctuary' policies

November 8, 2023

Chicago residents demand city end 'sanctuary' policies

Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan on Chicago residents seeing the consequences of being a sanctuary city and GOP demanding answers about separated migrants crossing the border

Chicago businesses hit with a dozen burglaries overnight as frustrated owners struggle to find a solution

November 7, 2023

Chicago businesses hit with a dozen burglaries overnight as frustrated owners struggle to find a solution

At least a dozen businesses in Chicago, Illinois were robbed and vandalized overnight, police said. Thieves broke windows and stole money from businesses.

Chicago burglar throws cinder block into business, steals property

November 7, 2023

Chicago burglar throws cinder block into business, steals property

Thieves vandalized and burglarized at least a dozen businesses across a three-hour period overnight in Chicago. (FOX 32)