Day: September 30, 2025
A local advocate highlights Chicago’s top accessible spots for blind and visually impaired visitors, showcasing inclusive museums, tactile exhibits, and audio-guided tours that make the city welcoming for all.
As Chicago students return to class, less than 30% are reading at grade level, according to Illinois Policy. The alarming gap highlights ongoing challenges in literacy education across the city’s schools.
A 17-year-old was shot and injured by a gunman in Chicago’s South Loop, police report. The incident remains under investigation as authorities seek witnesses and further details.
Merger talks involving Northern Trust raise concerns over Chicago’s last major homegrown bank. The potential deal marks a significant shift in the city’s financial landscape, threatening local banking heritage.
The Chicago Bears used detailed scouting and intelligence to identify the Raiders’ long-snapper, helping them block a critical kick. This strategic move played a key role in the Bears’ wild, game-flipping victory.
In suburban Chicago, the People’s Patrol actively resists ICE immigration raids, empowering communities through organized vigilance and advocacy. Their efforts highlight local opposition to federal enforcement tactics.