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Year: 2025
New cockpit camera footage of Cody Ware’s crash at Chicago reveals a harrowing impact, highlighting the severity of the incident. The brutal footage underscores the dangers drivers face on the track.
Four people, including a pregnant mother and her 5-year-old son, died in a Chicago West Side fire. Authorities are investigating the blaze as a possible arson. The tragic incident has prompted a thorough inquiry.
Michael Madigan, former Illinois House speaker, faces new charges linking him to decades of corruption in Chicago and state politics. The trial highlights entrenched political misconduct dating back to the 1980s.
Chicago’s top harvest and pumpkin festivals promise fun-filled fall weekends for families. From pumpkin patches to hayrides and crafts, these events offer vibrant seasonal experiences perfect for all ages.
Outgoing Chicago Public Schools Chief Education Officer Bogdana Chkoumbova shares insights on the future of CPS following CEO Pedro Martinez’s firing. She highlights priorities as the district navigates leadership changes.
The New Yorker’s article, “What We Get Wrong About Violent Crime,” challenges common misconceptions, revealing how media and policy often distort the reality of crime rates and risks, influencing public fear and law enforcement approaches.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business London Campus offers a dynamic hub for executive education and MBA programs, blending rigorous academics with access to Europe’s financial and commercial centers.
Christopher DiBenedetto finished 28th in the Chicago race, facing challenges on the track. Despite a solid effort, he struggled to gain ground in a highly competitive field. Full coverage at TheUnion.com.
The Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox have finalized a trade sending 27-year-old catcher to Chicago. The deal aims to bolster the White Sox’s roster as both teams adjust strategies for the season.
Heavy rain continues to drench the Chicago area, leading to a Flash Flood Warning Wednesday evening. Residents are urged to stay alert as local authorities monitor rising water levels and potential hazards.
On “Chicago Tonight | Spotlight Politics,” Johnson addresses the recent immigration raids in Chicago, discussing their impact on the community and city response. Tune in for an in-depth 2025 season analysis on PBS.
Explore the vibrant Chicago Theater District with highlights on iconic Loop theaters and must-see productions. Discover where to catch top performances and secure your tickets with ease on Ticketmaster.
The Chicago Board of Education has dismissed School District CEO Pedro Martinez, citing leadership concerns. The move marks a significant shift as the district seeks new direction amid ongoing challenges. WTTW reports.
At least seven people were seriously injured in a mass shooting Wednesday night in the 4800-block of South Justine Street, Chicago police confirmed. Authorities continue investigating the incident in Back of the Yards.
The Business Journals unveil the Fire Awards 2025, spotlighting 25 Chicago tech companies driving innovation and growth. These industry leaders are setting the city’s tech scene ablaze with groundbreaking solutions and rapid expansion.
White Sox, Blackhawks, and Bulls games will air on Xfinity in the Chicago area under a new broadcasting deal. This agreement expands local sports coverage, providing fans greater access to live games.
Chicago Cubs’ unsung pitcher has earned a spot alongside the team’s superstar duo in the MLB All-Star Game. This unexpected selection highlights his breakthrough season and rising impact on the mound.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has been named the cover athlete for WNBA 2K26, Sports Illustrated reports. The rising star’s selection highlights her impact on and off the court as the league’s new face.
Rep. Jan Schakowsky announced she will not seek reelection to Congress but pledged to remain “always an activist.” The longtime Chicago Democrat emphasized her ongoing commitment to advocacy beyond public office.
The Chicago Tribune’s Lake County entertainment calendar offers a comprehensive guide to upcoming events, concerts, festivals, and family activities, keeping residents and visitors informed about local happenings.