Month: July 2025
At least 34 people have been shot in Chicago since Thursday, highlighting a surge in gun violence across the city. Authorities continue to investigate multiple incidents as communities express growing concern.
Federal budget cuts have slashed grant funding, jeopardizing critical research projects across Illinois. Scientists warn that these reductions threaten innovation and economic growth in the region.
Eight Chicago sports teams have replaced their head coaches in the past 14 months, signaling a major shakeup across the city’s athletic landscape, NBC 5 Chicago reports. The moves aim to boost performance and fan morale.
The Chicago Cubs have suffered a setback with key players sidelined due to injuries, sources report. The team now faces an uphill battle as the season progresses, raising concerns about their playoff hopes.
Chicago Cubs’ All-Star ace has earned praise beyond the mound, celebrated as the “nicest, friendliest” player in Major League Baseball. His approachable demeanor and team-first attitude continue to win hearts across the league.
Heir to Chicago’s political dynasty takes his “false statement” charges to the Supreme Court, challenging legal interpretations that could impact political accountability nationwide. The case is closely watched.
Chicago families can enjoy festive fun this holiday season with “Christmas Vacation in Chicago: 19 Staycation Ideas for Things To Do With Kids” by Mommy Poppins, featuring activities that bring the magic of the holidays close to home.
Discover the top-performing school districts in Cook County for 2025, offering exceptional education, strong community support, and innovative programs. Chicago families seek these districts for quality learning and bright futures.
Violent crime in Chicago has dropped significantly in the first half of 2025, Mayor reports. The decline marks a hopeful turn for the city’s safety efforts, according to WGN-TV.
Chicago is set to host top business conferences in 2024, featuring industry leaders and innovative sessions. The American Council on Education highlights can’t-miss events driving growth and collaboration across sectors.
Chicago Sports Network drops over-the-air broadcast but expands its presence on Comcast cable, reaching more viewers through enhanced cable distribution. Industry insiders now speculate on the network’s next strategic moves.
Sky’s Angel Reese faces a setback as the team loses its key frontcourt partner. The unexpected departure could impact the squad’s interior defense and rebounding strategy moving forward.
SVG dominated qualifying at Chicago, sweeping the NASCAR National Series poles, including the coveted Cup Series top spot. The standout performance sets the stage for a thrilling race weekend.
Michael Madigan, former Illinois House Speaker, has been found guilty in a landmark political corruption case. The verdict marks a significant moment in Chicago’s fight against entrenched political graft.
“The godfather of Latino theater in Chicago,” as named by the Chicago Reader, highlights a pivotal figure transforming the city’s cultural landscape. His work champions Latino stories, enriching Chicago’s vibrant artistic scene.
Chicago Public Schools has named Macquline King, a City Hall advisor and former principal, as interim CEO. King steps in amid leadership changes, tasked with guiding the district during the transition period, Chalkbeat reports.
A man was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting at Princeton Avenue and 99th Street in Fernwood, Chicago, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made so far.
Chicago’s oldest family-owned business, featured by WBEZ Chicago, has thrived for over a century. Rooted in tradition, it highlights the city’s rich entrepreneurial history and enduring family legacies.
Chicago Bears’ rookie QB Tyson Bagent is eager for a “real competition” for the starting job. He emphasized the importance of proving himself on the field as the Bears prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
A drive-by shooting outside a Chicago restaurant after a party killed 4 people and wounded 14 others. Authorities are investigating the incident as police increase patrols in the area. No arrests have been made.