Month: July 2025
The Chicago Board of Education has dismissed School District CEO Pedro Martinez, citing leadership concerns. The move marks a significant shift as the district seeks new direction amid ongoing challenges. WTTW reports.
At least seven people were seriously injured in a mass shooting Wednesday night in the 4800-block of South Justine Street, Chicago police confirmed. Authorities continue investigating the incident in Back of the Yards.
The Business Journals unveil the Fire Awards 2025, spotlighting 25 Chicago tech companies driving innovation and growth. These industry leaders are setting the city’s tech scene ablaze with groundbreaking solutions and rapid expansion.
White Sox, Blackhawks, and Bulls games will air on Xfinity in the Chicago area under a new broadcasting deal. This agreement expands local sports coverage, providing fans greater access to live games.
Chicago Cubs’ unsung pitcher has earned a spot alongside the team’s superstar duo in the MLB All-Star Game. This unexpected selection highlights his breakthrough season and rising impact on the mound.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has been named the cover athlete for WNBA 2K26, Sports Illustrated reports. The rising star’s selection highlights her impact on and off the court as the league’s new face.
Rep. Jan Schakowsky announced she will not seek reelection to Congress but pledged to remain “always an activist.” The longtime Chicago Democrat emphasized her ongoing commitment to advocacy beyond public office.
The Chicago Tribune’s Lake County entertainment calendar offers a comprehensive guide to upcoming events, concerts, festivals, and family activities, keeping residents and visitors informed about local happenings.
Chicago employees of the U.S. Education Department faced a harsh reality as layoffs swept through their offices. NBC 5 Chicago reports on the sudden job losses impacting local staff amid federal restructuring efforts.
Chicago recorded its lowest number of homicides in a month since February 2015, with April 2025 seeing a significant drop, according to Chicago Police Department data shared by ABC7 Chicago.
Invenergy has urged former President Trump to reconsider plans to cancel an $11 billion power line project, emphasizing its importance for energy infrastructure and economic growth, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business.
WGN-TV is reportedly exploring plans to resume broadcasting local sports, aiming to reconnect with the Chicago sports community. The move follows growing demand for regional game coverage, as reported by WGN Radio 720.
Chicago Sky star, currently on temporary leave, made headlines Monday amid unexpected developments. Details remain limited as the WNBA team and representatives have yet to comment. Stay tuned for updates.
Illinois officials condemn Medicaid and SNAP cuts included in the Trump-led spending megabill, warning the reductions threaten vital support for low-income families across the state.
Illinois Republicans faced significant losses across key races in the state, signaling a shift in voter sentiment. The results highlight challenges for the party ahead of upcoming elections.
Celebrate Pride in Chicago with a diverse lineup of events, including fun runs, history tours, and family picnics. The city’s vibrant festivities offer something for everyone, honoring LGBTQ+ culture and community.
A high school student shares firsthand insight, confirming that today’s academic challenges surpass those faced by previous generations. This perspective highlights the evolving rigor of modern education compared to the past.
Chicago’s recent surge in robberies has sharply declined, according to WBEZ Chicago. Authorities report improved community policing and targeted strategies as key factors in curbing the spike, signaling a hopeful trend.
Chicago’s digital marketing landscape is evolving rapidly in 2025. From AI-powered analytics to immersive AR campaigns, local businesses are leveraging cutting-edge trends to engage consumers and drive growth.
Pope Leo XIV inspires hope for Chicago sports fans and the Knicks, highlighting shared Villanova ties. His visit sparks optimism, bridging faith and fandom in a unique crossover of sports and spirituality.