Month: June 2025
A drive-by shooting during a large gathering near St. Sabina Church injured seven teens, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made so far.
A fan has been banned indefinitely from all MLB stadiums following inappropriate comments directed at a player. The league condemns such behavior, emphasizing respect and sportsmanship for all attendees.
Trump’s second term could impact Chicago’s economy, policing, and federal funding. Key issues include immigration policies and crime prevention strategies shaping the city’s future under renewed federal scrutiny.
Open House Chicago returns in 2024, offering exclusive access to the city’s top architectural landmarks. Explore historic buildings, modern marvels, and hidden gems in this must-attend event for design enthusiasts.
Illinois’ FY 2026 budget includes increased funding for K-12 schools, aiming to boost classroom resources, support special education, and enhance teacher salaries. The plan reflects the state’s commitment to education amid fiscal challenges.
A recent Illinois Policy report reveals that 1 in 3 violent crimes in Chicago is a robbery, marking a 21% increase over the past year. The data highlights growing concerns over public safety in the city.
An Afghan immigrant in Chicago has found success selling premium saffron sourced directly from Afghanistan. His business bridges cultures while supporting local farmers back home, highlighting immigrant entrepreneurship in the U.S. market.
Amid the Kyle Tucker decision, the futures of five Chicago Cubs players with the team are uncertain. Management’s move signals potential roster shake-ups as the Cubs weigh their competitive direction.
Scientists report that Chicago’s rodents are evolving rapidly in real time, adapting to urban challenges. This unprecedented observation offers new insights into urban wildlife and evolutionary processes.
The Chicago Bulls are facing criticism after a disappointing trade haul following the Lonzo Ball deal. Fans and analysts question the value received, sparking debate over the team’s future direction.
Former President Donald Trump visited Chicago, calling “tariff” the “world’s most beautiful word” and describing the January 6 Capitol attack as an event of “love and peace,” remarks that sparked significant controversy.
Discover 27 top indoor activities in Chicago to escape the cold and rainy days. From museums to cozy cafes, this Modern Luxury guide highlights must-visit spots ensuring warmth and fun all year round.
A fire broke out at Chicago Academy High School in the 3400 block of North Austin Avenue, Portage Park, according to police. Emergency crews responded swiftly to contain the blaze. No injuries reported. Further details pending.
A 35-year-old man was found fatally shot inside a car in Chicago, with a 4-year-old boy also inside, police say. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident. More details pending.
A Chicago electrical contractor has secured a financial partner to fuel its growth ambitions. The collaboration aims to expand operations and boost innovation in a competitive market, marking a pivotal step in the company’s development.
Chicago Sports Network and Wind Creek Casino have announced a strategic partnership, combining sports media with entertainment to enhance fan engagement and expand their market reach across the region.
Chicago prepares for grand celebrations following the election of Pope Leo XIV. The city’s Catholic community plans events highlighting unity and faith, as Vatican News reports global enthusiasm for the new pontiff.
Predicting the Chicago Bears’ second-year player with the biggest impact in 2025, Bears Wire highlights emerging talent poised to elevate the team’s performance. Fans eye breakout stars set to shape the season.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker delivered his ‘State of the State’ address outlining key initiatives on education, infrastructure, and climate action. The full text reveals the administration’s priorities for the year ahead.
Topgolf is set to anchor a new 100-acre entertainment district in Tinley Park, near the Credit 1 venue. The development aims to boost local tourism and provide diverse leisure options for residents and visitors.