Kasey Chronis
General Assignment News Reporter at WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL)
Reporter for @FOX32News Chicago | Proud @IUBloomington Grad | FB: Kasey Chronis | IG: @KaseyChronisTV
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fox32chicago.com | Kasey Chronis
BLUE ISLAND, Ill. - A Chicago man is back on U.S. soil after a 10-month deployment to Jordan, and his children's school helped make the reunion unforgettable. What we know: Eduardo Medina-Ramos, a member of the Army National Guard, returned home after serving in peacekeeping and logistics. Until recently, the only way he saw his preschool-aged children was through Facetime.
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fox32chicago.com | Kasey Chronis
As severe weather continues to increase in frequency and intensity—particularly over the last few years—local emergency management agencies are looking for creative ways to be prepared. What we know: In Joliet, a group of community volunteers are in training to become members of the city’s newly established Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).
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yahoo.com | Kasey Chronis
The BriefJoliet has launched a new Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program with 35 residents in training to handle emergencies like fires, building collapses, and natural disasters. Volunteers are learning essential skills such as triaging victims, wound care, and weather spotting to help identify severe weather patterns like tornadoes.
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2 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Kasey Chronis
CHICAGO - Businesses across the country are feeling the effects of President Donald Trump's tariffs, and Chicago is no exception. Some experts predict the fashion industry could be set back decades. What we know: Trump's tariffs are creating a major obstacle and new challenges for retailers everywhere. Family-owned stores and local boutiques are likely to take the brunt of the impact.
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fox32chicago.com | Kasey Chronis
CHICAGO - A Venezuelan man detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been released and reunited with his brother in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, following weeks of protest and public pressure. What we know: Jose Gregorio Gonzalez was granted humanitarian parole and released from ICE custody Friday, a few hours ahead of schedule. His brother, Jose Alfredo Pacheco, was waiting in Pilsen for an emotional reunion.
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FULL STORY TONIGHT AT 9:30 PM: In Joliet, a group of community volunteers are in training to become members of the city's newly established Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Soon, they will be equipped to take charge during emergencies citywide. https://t.co/UiOCA3R1i0
The Dyer Fire Dept. in Indiana is rolling out a program aimed at bringing residents prone to wander away from home—back to safety. Project Lifesaver is designed for individuals with conditions like dementia. Tune into @fox32news at 9 PM for more! https://t.co/NxHM05dltZ
CRIMO PLEADS GUILTY: Just as the trial of Robert Crimo III was set to begin this morning, Crimo changed his plea to GUILTY on all 69 counts. The trial, set to last between 3-5 weeks, will no longer take place. More on @fox32news at NOON.