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Month: August 2025
Chicago gears up for Halloween 2025 with a lineup of spooky events, vibrant parades, and family-friendly activities. Rove.me highlights must-see happenings across the city for a thrilling celebration.
Chicago Public Schools’ overhaul of its special education department has sparked concern among advocates, who worry the changes may disrupt services for vulnerable students, raising questions about the impact on support quality.
Former President Donald Trump vows to end Chicago’s ‘no cash bail’ policy, threatening a tough crime crackdown. His remarks come amid rising concerns over public safety in the city.
Chicago small businesses are seeing a boost as visitors flock for the pope’s visit, dubbed the “pope economy.” Increased foot traffic and sales highlight the economic impact of major events on local commerce.
The New York Times reports the Chicago Cubs are favored to win their next championship over the Bears, citing recent performance trends and strong roster depth as key factors driving expectations.
A Black influencer claims she inspired Trump’s tweet about “beautiful African-American ladies” begging for troops in Chicago. The remark sparked debate over the city’s violence and political rhetoric.
Cubs’ Matt Shaw has shown remarkable progress in the second half of the season, posting significant gains in key hitting metrics. His improved performance has become a bright spot for Chicago’s lineup.
Chicago officials outline summer safety plans amid rising crime concerns. Strategies include increased patrols, community outreach, and youth programs to boost prevention efforts, as reported by FOX 32 Chicago.
“Christmas on the Ranch” 2024, a new holiday movie from Chicago-based Very Merry Entertainment, is set to premiere on Hulu. Filmed in Chicago and its suburbs, the festive film showcases the city’s winter charm.
A gun was found at Whitney Young High School on Laflin Street in the West Loop on the first day back after summer break, Chicago Public Schools confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Former President Trump vowed to “end” no cash bail in Chicago, labeling Governor Pritzker and Mayor Johnson as “incompetent.” He also threatened to deploy the National Guard amid rising city violence.
Chicago has selected six developers for a $39 million initiative to boost “Missing Middle” housing on the South Side, aiming to increase affordable, diverse residential options and address the city’s housing shortfall.
Preview: Chicago Fire face Philadelphia Union in a crucial MLS clash, airing live on On Tap Sports Net. Both teams aim to boost their playoff hopes in this intense Eastern Conference matchup.
Sky HC was ejected during the Sun game after a heated exchange with officials. The incident sparked controversy, impacting the team’s momentum in a crucial matchup. Further details and reactions to follow.
Chicago is set to receive National Guard support as local authorities face escalating unrest. Former President Trump emphasized the urgency, stating, “They’re screaming for us” amid rising calls for federal assistance.
Officials have been planning for weeks to deploy the National Guard to Chicago as part of former President Trump’s efforts to intensify the crime crackdown, sources told CNN. The move aims to bolster local law enforcement amid rising violence.
Taste of Chicago returns Sept. 5-7, 2025, featuring top local restaurants and live concerts. Celebrate the city’s vibrant food scene and music culture in Grant Park. Don’t miss this iconic summer event!
ABC7 Chicago provides a comprehensive and up-to-date list of school closings across the Chicago area. Stay informed on weather-related delays and safety alerts affecting local districts and schools.
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to address rising crime in Chicago, highlighting the city as his next focus. He emphasized law enforcement support and tougher policies to curb violence, as reported by UPI.
During National Small Business Week 2025, Milwaukee Avenue Corridor business owners voiced concerns over tariffs, urging Senators Durbin and Ramirez to address the economic impact on local shops. – ABC7 Chicago