Day: August 9, 2025
Chicago Bears coach announced most starters, including Caleb Williams, will sit out the preseason opener. The move aims to protect key players and evaluate depth ahead of the regular season kickoff.
Chicago politics has long grappled with nepotism, where family ties influenced appointments and power. From early 20th-century bosses to modern city halls, this practice shaped leadership and sparked ongoing debates about fairness and reform.
In 1903, a devastating fire at a Chicago theater claimed 602 lives, marking one of America’s deadliest disasters. The tragedy spurred lasting safety reforms that reshaped fire codes nationwide, improving public protection.
Illinois is set to revamp evaluations for teachers and school administrators, introducing new criteria aimed at improving accountability and support. The changes seek to better reflect student growth and educator performance.
The Chicago Police Robbery Task Force is teaming up with the CTA Transit Unit to crack down on crime across the city’s public transportation system. Their joint efforts aim to enhance safety for all riders.
A Chicago suburb is rapidly climbing national ranks as one of the best places to live, thanks to strong schools, affordable housing, and vibrant community amenities, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
At the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago, baseball enthusiasts gathered to celebrate their passion. From rare cards to legendary memorabilia, the event showcased the sport’s rich history and vibrant community.
Four people were killed and 14 wounded in a mass shooting outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, CBS News reports. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
A drive-by shooting in Chicago left 4 dead and 14 others wounded, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns over escalating violence in the city. No arrests have been made.