Paris Schutz
Paris Schutz is Political Correspondent for Fox Chicago.
Schutz comes to Fox after 19 years at WTTW Chicago, most recently as investigative reporter and anchor of the nightly "Chicago Tonight" program and moderator of "The Week in Review."
Before that, he was the station’s chief political correspondent, covering multiple political conventions, elections, and corruption investigations.
Schutz has earned two Midwest Emmy’s and 8 Peter Lisagor Awards, three of them for "Best TV reporter," and one for a documentary he produced and reported about the candidacy of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker.
Schutz is a native of River Forest, Ill., a graduate of St. Ignatius College Prep, and a keyboardist and singer-songwriter in his spare time.
The latest from Paris Schutz
Durbin says FBI was pressured to flag Epstein records mentioning Trump
We're learning about a big accusation related to President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, and it's coming from U.S. Senator Dick Durbin.
New book shines light on Pope Leo XIV's journey to the Vatican
A new book suggests Chicago-born Robert Prevost may have been reluctant at first to take on the weighty responsibility of becoming Pope Leo XIV.
Will Chicago allow more ‘granny flats’? Alders to take up controversial issue
Chicago alders will consider allowing more accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, to provide more affordable housing.
Chicago taxpayers may be on the hook for added police, firefighter pension costs
Chicago taxpayers might be on the hook for billions more in new costs thanks to a bill that quietly passed in Springfield.
State Farm’s insurance hikes spark backlash from Pritzker, lawmakers
Illinois-based State Farm Insurance says severe weather is increasing in Illinois, leading to a need for higher insurance rates. But Gov. J.B. Pritzker has one message for the company: prove it.
Chicago's longest-serving alderman Walter Burnett is stepping down
After 30 years, Chicago's longest-serving alderman, Walter Burnett, is stepping down. And, he has a recommendation for who should replace him.
Federal agents' appearance at Chicago Puerto Rican museum angers local officials
Local officials were angered after federal agents from showed up unannounced at a Puerto Rican center in Humboldt Park on Tuesday.
Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke released from prison early
Ex-Chicago Ald. Ed Burke was released from prison on Tuesday, more than a year ahead of schedule.
How will Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' affect Illinois? Nonprofits are worried
Some Illinois nonprofits are preparing for major cuts due to President Trump's so-called "Big Beautiful Bill."
Illinois leaders slam Supreme Court ruling backing Trump immigration move
Illinois' Democratic leaders are condemning the Supreme Court's decision.