A judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s plan to send National Guard troops to Chicago, citing legal concerns. The decision halts deployment pending further review, impacting federal support efforts.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has directed city police to investigate alleged illegal ICE operations within Chicago. The move responds to community concerns over immigration enforcement practices.
John F. Kirby has been appointed director of the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics. Kirby brings extensive experience in national security and public service to guide the institute’s mission.
Chicago’s top 50 holiday concerts and shows spotlight festive favorites from Cirque du Soleil’s dazzling performances to the spirited ‘Holly Dolly Christmas,’ offering something magical for every season’s celebration.
Former Chicago schools CEO Paul Vallas urges urgent education reform to combat the city’s youth violence epidemic. He calls for increased funding and improved school safety measures to protect and empower students.
A man was killed and a woman critically wounded in a shooting in Chicago’s Gresham neighborhood. Police are investigating the incident as authorities work to determine the circumstances. No arrests have been announced.
The Chicago Bears have unveiled their new blueprint to address a glaring team weakness. ChiCitySports reports the plan focuses on bolstering the offensive line and enhancing defensive strategies to regain competitiveness.
Chicago’s small businesses are backing General Strike Friday with closures, donations, and supportive messages. Many see the action as vital to workers’ rights and community solidarity, boosting local voices in the broader movement.
Chicago and Illinois have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, aiming to restrict federal immigration agents’ authority within the state. The legal move challenges policies seen as overreaching.
On October 10, 2025, the National Guard was deployed across multiple states in response to escalating civil unrest and natural disasters. Authorities continue to coordinate relief and maintain public safety. CNN will provide ongoing updates.
Hundreds of immigrants arrested in Chicago lack criminal records, raising concerns about immigration enforcement tactics. Advocates call for clearer policies and protections for non-criminal detainees.
Time Out Worldwide highlights the 14 best movie theaters in Chicago, showcasing venues that blend cutting-edge technology with unique ambiance. From historic cinemas to indie gems, the list offers must-visit spots for every film lover.
The Board of Education convened amid a $734 million budget shortfall threatening Chicago Public Schools. Officials discussed potential cuts and strategies to address the significant financial crisis.
Chicago is on pace for its lowest murder count in a decade, WGN-TV reports. Police credit community partnerships, targeted enforcement, and improved intervention programs for the significant decline in violent crime.
Illinois politicians are urging Chicago officials to reject the proposed betting tax, warning it could harm the local economy and deter investment in the gaming sector, reports SBC Americas.
Greg Hinz, a longtime Trump insider, offers a critical yet nuanced view of the former president’s foreign policy, highlighting contradictions and challenges that shaped his global approach.
The Department of Homeland Security has arrested over 800 illegal aliens, including dangerous criminals, during Operation Midway Blitz. The crackdown comes despite opposition from sanctuary politicians and ongoing violent riots.
Chicago-area residents have been alerted that federal agents may soon be deployed in the region. Authorities urge vigilance as details remain unclear, prompting community concern and calls for transparency.
The Political Gabfest 20th Anniversary Tour hits Chicago on October 29, 2025. Fans can join the live event for in-depth political discussions and special guest appearances at Choose Chicago. Don’t miss it!
Live storytelling, a unique and intimate form of theater, captivates audiences as performers stand at a microphone and share personal tales. This Chicago Tribune feature explores its growing popularity and emotional impact.



















