Month: May 2025
Pope Leo XIV has shared rare social media posts addressing politics, notably commenting on the Trump administration. His statements highlight concerns over leadership and global unity, sparking widespread discussion online.
Chicago gears up for an exciting November 2024 with Time Out highlighting top events—from vibrant art fairs and live music festivals to seasonal food markets. Discover must-attend experiences lighting up the Windy City this fall.
The University of Chicago has received a $100 million gift to enhance Chicago Booth’s Executive MBA program. The donation aims to expand resources, attract top talent, and strengthen global leadership education.
A customer was robbed at gunpoint while dining at Sarpino’s Pizzeria near Montrose and Clark Street in Chicago, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident captured on video.
The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton is set to go up for auction, drawing significant attention from collectors and history enthusiasts, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The rare sale highlights the property’s historic value.
Devon Morales, principal of Clemente High School, has been named the new sports director for Chicago Public Schools. Morales will oversee athletic programs, aiming to enhance student engagement and sports performance across the district.
The Chicago Bears reportedly expressed concerns over Caleb Williams’ practice habits, highlighting issues that could impact his NFL readiness. The team’s cautious stance reflects ongoing evaluations ahead of the draft.
A 15-year-old girl was shot near a school on Chicago’s South Side, authorities report. The incident occurred in a busy area, prompting an active police investigation. No arrests have been made yet.
Decades before the Irish rose to political prominence in Chicago, they lived in the ramshackle slum of Kilgubbin. This early community laid the groundwork for their lasting influence in the city.
Renowned architect David Rockwell is set to unveil a $50 million Magic Theater in Chicago, slated to open in 2026. The state-of-the-art venue promises to redefine immersive theater experiences.
Chicago police are investigating a group linked to at least 17 armed robberies across the South and Southwest Sides. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the search continues.
Choose Chicago has named a Long Island tourism executive as its new CEO, signaling a strategic move to strengthen ties with key markets. The appointment aims to boost Chicago’s appeal to East Coast travelers.
Devon Morales, principal of Clemente High School, has been appointed as Chicago Public Schools’ new sports director. Morales will oversee athletic programs across the district, aiming to enhance student-athlete experiences.
Meet Robert Prevost, the man behind Pope Leo XIV. A multilingual Chicago native and Villanova graduate, Prevost’s unique background shapes his leadership amid modern challenges in the Vatican.
Top Trump administration officials arrived in Chicago to launch a new crackdown on immigration enforcement. The initiative aims to intensify deportations and bolster border security in key U.S. cities.
Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot discussed her calls with former President Trump and reflected on her future in politics. She shared insights on their conversations and her next steps in a recent CBS News interview.
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Chicago with vibrant parades, traditional music, and authentic cuisine. Discover local events and cultural festivities that honor Mexico’s rich heritage across the city.
City Hall urges Chicago school board to refinance its debt, aiming to cover rising pension obligations and added labor costs. The move seeks financial relief amid ongoing budget challenges, officials say.
New video reveals a customer carjacking a rideshare driver in Chicago’s Back of the Yards on Hermitage Avenue, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of ongoing crime concerns.
Two years into Brandon Johnson’s tenure as Chicago mayor, his progressive allies express concern their movement is losing momentum amid compromises and political hurdles. The promise of swift change faces growing challenges.