Day: July 19, 2025
The Chicago Sky’s playoff hopes ended abruptly with a tough loss, marking an early exit from the postseason. The team now faces offseason questions as they look to rebuild and return stronger next year.
The Illinois Senate race is heating up, with potential to reshape the state’s political landscape. Key candidates vie for influence, sparking a contest that could trigger a seismic shift in Illinois politics.
This weekend (July 18-20), Chicago offers family fun with outdoor concerts at Millennium Park, interactive exhibits at the Museum of Science and Industry, and splash pads opening in local parks-perfect for kids to enjoy summer.
Chicago Public Schools’ second-in-command will depart in June, shortly after CPS CEO announced their exit. The leadership changes signal a major shift for the district’s administration, impacting future policies and operations.
Chicago is experiencing a rise in violent crime as arrest rates decline, according to Illinois Policy. The trend raises concerns over public safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement strategies in the city.
Chicago banks are intensifying their focus on commercial real estate lending, doubling down on one of the sector’s hottest markets. This move highlights confidence in local economic recovery and development, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Former Chicago radio host Harry Teinowitz, renowned as a “man of the people,” has died at 64. Known for his authentic voice and deep community ties, Teinowitz left a lasting impact on local sports radio.