Month: September 2025
Summer 2025 in Chicago offers plenty of free and budget-friendly activities. From outdoor concerts and lakefront festivals to museum free days and vibrant street fairs, Choose Chicago highlights the best affordable ways to enjoy the city.
Chicago Parent’s 2025 ranking highlights top school districts in the Chicago area, emphasizing academic excellence, safety, and community engagement. Suburban districts continue to lead in overall performance and resources.
A man was fatally shot during a fight at a South Loop business, police confirmed. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to identify suspects and determine the circumstances surrounding the deadly encounter.
Minnesota Vikings face the Chicago Bears in Week 1, with experts predicting a close contest. Key player performances and early season odds hint at a competitive showdown in Chicago. Stay tuned for full game analysis and picks.
Former President Trump threatened to deploy the National Guard to Chicago and other cities, citing rising crime. Officials and experts dispute the legality and effectiveness of such actions, sparking debate nationwide.
Unheralded Chicago Bears wide receiver Malik Turner is poised for a breakout 2025 season. With new coaching strategies and increased targets, Turner is set to emerge as a key offensive threat.
Comptroller Susana Mendoza hints at a possible Chicago mayoral run, stating she’s “leaving the door open” to a 2023 bid. The announcement fuels speculation ahead of a competitive race. NBC 5 Chicago reports.
The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo returns April 11, 2025, showcasing comics, gaming, and pop culture. Fans can expect celebrity panels, exclusive merch, and interactive experiences in the heart of the Windy City.
Chicago Parent highlights the best special education schools in Chicagoland, offering top programs tailored to diverse learning needs. These institutions prioritize inclusive, supportive environments for student growth and success.
A 28-year-old man was critically wounded in a shooting on Chicago’s South Side, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as efforts continue to address rising violence in the area.
A free health care clinic in Chicago has relocated to protect undocumented patients from potential ICE enforcement ahead of an expected surge, ensuring continued access to vital medical services without fear.
Comcast is shifting Chicago’s Marquee Sports Network to its Ultimate tier, affecting subscriber access and pricing. The move impacts fans seeking Cubs games, sparking debate over sports network fees.
A mass shooting outside a downtown Chicago lounge left 4 dead and 14 injured, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward. NBC 5 Chicago reports ongoing developments.
A federal official announced that the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Chicago could extend up to six weeks. The operation aims to target undocumented immigrants amid ongoing enforcement efforts.
Chicago Democrats are expressing concerns about Mayor Brandon Johnson’s leadership as progressive Zohran Mamdani gains influence. The growing divide highlights tensions within the party ahead of upcoming elections.
Chicago comes alive in June with top events ranging from vibrant music festivals and outdoor markets to cultural celebrations. Discover the best happenings in the city with Time Out Worldwide’s curated guide.
Illinois Governor, joined by 16 other state leaders, is demanding the release of $7 billion in withheld school funding. The coalition urges federal action to support education amid ongoing budget delays, Chalkbeat reports.
A federal judge ruled that former President Trump’s deployment of troops to Los Angeles violated federal law, citing overreach in the use of military forces for local law enforcement, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
Tom Brady and Chicago Cubs stars headlined Day 2 of the National Sports Collectors Convention, drawing large crowds eager to connect with iconic athletes and snag rare memorabilia at this premier sports event.
Chicago is ramping up security measures as a potential National Guard deployment nears. Authorities coordinate efforts to ensure public safety amid rising concerns, highlighting preparedness for any unfolding unrest.