Day: July 2, 2025
A Pew Research Center study reveals Americans’ top sources for political news ahead of the 2024 election, highlighting TV, social media, and online news platforms as key channels shaping voter information.
Discover top events in Chicago from June 26 to July 2 with The Mix by Chicago Sun-Times. Highlights include outdoor festivals, live music, art exhibits, and family-friendly activities across the city to kick off summer.
The Chicago Board of Education voted to remove the leader of the city’s school system, marking a significant shift in education leadership amid ongoing challenges in student performance and district management.
The Chicago Police Department released its latest crime statistics, revealing a mixed trend in violent and property crimes. Officials emphasize continued efforts to enhance community safety and reduce crime rates citywide.
Chicago companies are reshaping the business landscape with innovative practices, inclusive cultures, and tech-driven strategies. This shift is positioning the city as a hub for modern commerce and growth.
Good Riddance 2024: Chicago sports fans bid farewell to a year marked by disappointing performances and missed opportunities. Bleacher Nation breaks down the tough season and looks ahead to a hopeful 2025.
Pope Francis delivered a powerful message of hope and unity at Chicago’s White Sox park, the site of the historic “House that Leo built.” His visit inspired thousands, emphasizing compassion amid global challenges.
Chicago braces for a deadly July 4 weekend amid rising violence. Meanwhile, a Fox News analyst pushes for justice in his brother’s unsolved murder, spotlighting the city’s urgent need for action.
Chicago is considering retaining its local grocery tax despite a state move to eliminate it. City officials weigh potential revenue impacts as residents and lawmakers debate the measure’s future.
Discover fun classes and workshops across Chicago this season, from cooking to art and dance. Choose Chicago highlights unique experiences for all ages, making the city a hub of creativity and learning.
Chicago is addressing early childhood education staffing shortages by offering significant pay raises to educators. This move aims to attract and retain qualified teachers in the city’s preschool programs.
Chicago police warn residents as burglars target vehicles parked along the lakefront in Uptown, Lincoln Park, and Lakeview. Authorities urge vigilance and recommend securing valuables to prevent theft.