Month: August 2025
Discover the best Chicago events of Summer 2025, from iconic music festivals to vibrant cultural fairs. Brand Vision Marketing highlights must-see happenings shaping the city’s lively summer scene.
Federal education officials have launched a Title IX investigation into Chicago Public Schools and Illinois schools over concerns related to LGBTQ policies, raising questions about compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws.
Chicago police report a woman drowned her baby in Lake Michigan. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident, seeking witnesses and further details. The community mourns as the case unfolds.
A West suburban business school aims to fuel entrepreneurship by supporting startups in reaching million-dollar valuations, highlighting its commitment to regional economic growth and innovation, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Dealers and collectors anticipate robust sales and record attendance as the National Sports Collectors Convention returns to Chicago. The event promises rare finds and a vibrant marketplace for sports memorabilia enthusiasts.
New Yorkers are urged to watch developments in Chicago as the city faces rising crime and budget challenges. Experts say lessons from Chicago’s struggles could impact urban policies nationwide. More on yahoo.com.
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel signals he may remain active in politics, leaving the door open for future roles. His remarks were shared during an NBC 5 Chicago interview, fueling speculation about his political comeback.
Chicago plans 85 vibrant summer festivals and fairs in 2025, offering families diverse entertainment, food, and activities. Mommy Poppins highlights the city’s top events for memorable seasonal outings.
Chicago adult education programs face uncertainty as the Trump administration withholds crucial federal funding. Community leaders warn this move threatens vital services for thousands of learners.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson highlighted a decline in crime rates for July during a recent ABC7 Chicago report, emphasizing continued efforts to improve city safety and public confidence.
Loyola University Chicago’s Business Honors Program offers a rigorous curriculum combining experiential learning and leadership development, preparing students for competitive careers in business and finance.
On Tap Sports Net reports: Pitcher Vargas has been placed on the Injured List, while infielder Curtis Mead is set to join the roster. The team adjusts its lineup ahead of upcoming games.
In a thrilling matchup, the Chicago Sky showed three key strategies to upset the Seattle Storm: relentless defense, sharp perimeter shooting, and dominating the boards, shifting momentum and securing a hard-fought victory.
A mass shooting in downstate Mt. Vernon, Illinois, has left 2 dead and 5 injured. Authorities are investigating the incident as tensions rise in the community. No arrests have been reported yet. (CBS News)
The EPA union alleges political retaliation after Chicago EPA workers were placed on leave following public criticism of former President Trump, raising concerns over workplace freedom and agency impartiality.
Invictus Theatre’s stirring production of Angels in America marks a vibrant return for Chicago’s off-Loop theater scene, delivering powerful performances and timely themes that resonate deeply with audiences.
An investigation by Chicago Public Schools has uncovered a “systemic problem” at a local high school, raising concerns about ongoing issues. Officials promise further review and corrective actions. More details on NBC 5 Chicago.
A woman was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash in a Little Village parking lot on West 26th Street, Chicago, police say. Authorities are investigating and seeking witnesses. ABC7 Chicago will provide updates.
A developer has purchased a prime Gold Coast site for $39 million, signaling renewed investment in the area. The acquisition highlights growing interest in Chicago’s luxury real estate market, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
Chicago Sports Network’s Brooke Fletcher co-hosted “Windy City Weekend” alongside comedian Damon Williams and Jas The Pet Stylist on ABC7 Chicago, delivering lively entertainment and local insights to viewers.