Day: June 4, 2025
A 13-year-old boy was fatally shot in Joliet, Illinois. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made at this time. The community mourns the tragic loss.
Targeted immigration enforcement efforts are currently underway in Chicago, focusing on individuals with criminal records. Authorities aim to enhance public safety while navigating community concerns, CBS News reports.
A new documentary explores one man’s journey through Illinois’ parole system, highlighting the complexities and politics that shape decisions. The film sheds light on the challenges faced by inmates seeking freedom.
This June, Chicago offers a variety of free activities for visitors and locals alike. From lakeside festivals to outdoor art exhibits, discover 10 must-try no-cost experiences with Choose Chicago’s latest guide.
Chicago Public Schools face potential layoffs as budget shortfalls loom. Officials cite funding gaps and enrollment declines, prompting discussions on staff reductions to balance finances. Community concerns are growing.
A judge has ordered Adam Erkan to be detained on hate crime charges following an attack on two Jewish DePaul students in Lincoln Park, Chicago. The case highlights rising concerns about targeted violence in the city.
Rent hikes are anticipated in downtown Chicago as available housing supply tightens. Market experts warn this shrinkage could drive up prices, intensifying affordability challenges for residents and commuters alike.
Ben Johnson weighs in on the Bears’ quarterback room, highlighting the competition between Case Keenum and rookie Tyson Bagent for the QB2 spot. The battle is heating up as both aim to back up starter Justin Fields.
The Chicago Bears and Kevin Warren faced a major setback as recent Fire stadium news revealed unexpected challenges, drawing widespread criticism. The development raises questions about leadership and future plans.