Following a series of court setbacks, President Trump has quietly withdrawn National Guard troops from several US cities. The move comes amid ongoing legal challenges to his deployment orders, signaling a shift in federal response strategies.
Chicago’s rich political history comes with its share of hauntings. WTTW explores the city’s most haunted sites where the ghosts of past politicians are said to still roam, blending history with eerie tales.
Chicago Convention Calendar by Choose Chicago highlights major events and conferences citywide, offering planners a comprehensive guide to booking and attending key gatherings in the Windy City throughout the year.
The Chicago Education Alliance aims to clarify pressing challenges facing Chicago Public Schools, focusing on transparency and collaborative solutions to improve education outcomes, as reported by WBEZ Chicago.
Former President Trump claims immigrants are fueling violent crime in Illinois, but ICE reports reveal few undocumented immigrants linked to such offenses, challenging his assertions.
Sports betting in Chicago will continue through 2026, following sportsbooks’ dropped attempt to block the city’s new tax and licensing law, CBS News reports. The decision clears the way for ongoing regulated wagering.
Editorial argues Illinois deserves fair legislative maps to ensure representation. However, it questions whether current political timing is right for redistricting, urging careful consideration amid upcoming elections.
ICE data reveals the fates of 1,600 individuals arrested during Chicago’s recent immigration sweep, shedding light on detention and deportation outcomes amid controversy and community concerns.
The Chicago Bulls face a daunting stretch of games ahead, but experts say this grueling schedule could strengthen their depth and resilience, turning adversity into a crucial advantage for the playoff push.
Political veteran George Cardenas is fighting to remain on the March primary ballot in Chicago. The longtime lawmaker faces challenges to his candidacy amid a competitive race for local office.
Chicago in summer comes alive with vibrant festivals, lakefront beaches, and outdoor dining. From Millennium Park concerts to Navy Pier attractions, the city’s warm months offer endless activities for visitors and locals alike.
Several Chicago private schools have been recognized for their exceptional support and tailored programs for students with special needs, demonstrating a strong commitment to inclusive education and individualized care.
A 17-year-old suspect’s weapon discharged during a struggle with police officers on West 71st Street in West Lawn, Chicago, according to CPD. No injuries reported as authorities continue their investigation.
Lou Canellis is leaving Fox 32 to join NBC 5 in a major Chicago TV sports shakeup. The move marks a significant shift in the local sports broadcasting landscape, as Canellis brings her expertise to a new audience.
Commentary urges 2026 as a pivotal year for tackling Chicago’s housing affordability crisis. Crain’s highlights needed reforms to boost supply and accessibility, aiming for lasting progress in the city’s housing market.
A recent report signals positive progress in negotiations between the Chicago Bears and Illinois officials over the team’s stadium future, potentially paving the way for a new or renovated facility. Details remain under wraps.
A federal agent was seen throwing a tear gas canister from an SUV on a busy Chicago street, sparking controversy and raising concerns about law enforcement tactics amid ongoing protests, CBS News reports.
Long before the DOJ probe into Mayor Brandon Johnson, racial politics shaped City Hall hiring practices. The phrase ‘Our people hire our people’ highlights deep-rooted challenges in Chicago’s political and employment landscape.
Discover the best indoor activities in Chicago with Time Out Worldwide. From world-class museums and vibrant theaters to cozy cafes and unique shopping spots, find top ways to stay entertained regardless of the weather.
A new analysis reveals that a smaller portion of Chicago children are attending public schools, highlighting shifts in enrollment patterns and raising questions about the city’s education landscape and resource allocation.