The Chicago Bulls have new motivation to continue rebuilding as recent developments signal stronger future draft prospects. This boost adds momentum to their tanking strategy, aiming for long-term success.
Rep. Chuy Garcia’s attempt to hand-pick his successor has ignited fierce debate within the Democratic Party, revealing deep divisions ahead of upcoming elections, NBC News reports.
Danita Patterson is spearheading Destiny Outreach to build a robust talent pipeline for Chicago’s booming entertainment sector, connecting local youth with career opportunities in film, television, and media production.
Parents at Haugan Elementary accuse Chicago Public Schools of overcrowding, citing lack of space for students. CPS denies these claims and rejects any plans for school expansion, sparking community tension.
Chicago Police have issued an alert after a series of business burglaries and an armed robbery in Belmont Gardens and Avondale. Authorities urge vigilance as investigations continue. ABC7 Chicago reports.
Chicago White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami has been named one of 20 rookies to watch in 2026, spotlighting the promising talent set to impact MLB in the coming seasons. (ChiCitySports)
“Something worth banking on” highlights a local financial partner in Chicago dedicated to small businesses. Known for personalized service, they support neighborhood entrepreneurs by name, fostering community growth and economic resilience.
Trump news at a glance: Anxiety mounts in Chicago as Trump announces plans to deploy troops amid unrest. Meanwhile, US postal traffic plummets 80%, raising concerns about mail service disruptions, reports The Guardian.
Suburban fans erupted in joy as Team USA clinched the gold medal over Canada in women’s hockey. NBC 5 Chicago captures the thrilling celebration of the local community’s pride and excitement.
Former President Trump’s apocalyptic rhetoric reveals underlying political vulnerabilities, suggesting his aggressive tone may mask weakening influence as he faces mounting challenges within the Republican Party, analysts say.
Chicago offers a range of accessible, autism-friendly activities, from sensory-friendly museum tours to quiet park spaces. Choose Chicago highlights inclusive events designed to welcome visitors of all abilities.
A photographer offers a vivid glimpse into daily life inside Chicago Public Schools, capturing moments of learning, diversity, and community. This visual story, featured on NPR’s The Picture Show, highlights education beyond the classroom.
Two children were injured in a hit-and-run crash on Central Avenue in South Austin, Chicago, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking the driver involved. No arrests have been made.
The Chicago Bears’ future in the city remains uncertain amid ongoing stadium debates. With lease negotiations and potential relocation talks underway, fans and officials await updates on the team’s next move.
A 25-story residential tower is planned for a city-owned site in Chicago’s Loop, aiming to boost downtown living options. The development highlights ongoing efforts to revitalize the area with modern housing.
UPDATE: The Department of Homeland Security has deployed special operations units to Chicago following multiple violent attacks on federal law enforcement by domestic terrorists, aiming to restore order and enhance security.
Bulls coach Wes Unseld Jr. explained the benching of Jaden Ivey during their loss to the Raptors, citing strategic adjustments and performance factors as key reasons behind the move.
Democrats face criticism for backlash to Trump’s crime crackdown in Chicago, with some calling it “political sabotage.” The controversy highlights deep partisan divides over addressing urban crime, Fox News reports.
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A South Chicago charter school faces sudden closure, potentially leaving 250 students without a school. Parents and staff express concern as officials scramble to find solutions. WBEZ Chicago reports ongoing developments.