Month: September 2025
Office demand has plunged again as downtown Chicago hits a new vacancy record, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The surge in empty spaces highlights ongoing challenges for the commercial real estate market.
Anthony Rizzo, longtime fan favorite and cornerstone of the Chicago Cubs, has officially retired from MLB. The three-time All-Star leaves behind a legacy of leadership and clutch performances.
Trump’s immigration enforcement campaign in Chicago has intensified, sparking debate over community safety and civil rights. WBEZ Chicago reports on arrests, local impacts, and responses from city officials and advocates.
A couple previously separated by ICE expressed deep concerns about the Trump Administration’s planned crackdown in Chicago, fearing renewed family separations and increased community fear, CBS News reports.
Former President Donald Trump downplayed a social media post threatening Chicago, asserting his intent to “clean up” the city amid ongoing concerns about violence and crime. The remarks sparked renewed debate.
Chicago offers vibrant fun for student and youth groups, from interactive museums to thrilling sports events. Choose Chicago highlights diverse activities that make the city a top destination for educational and memorable group trips.
Cuts to the U.S. Education Department budget threaten Illinois schools and universities, risking reduced funding for programs, support services, and infrastructure, sparking concern among educators and local officials.
Chicago police are investigating a smash-and-grab burglary at Green Arch Grocery on Broadway in Edgewater. Thieves broke windows to steal merchandise in the overnight incident. No arrests have been made.
Crain’s Chicago Business explores six ways AI and quantum computing could revolutionize Chicago’s business landscape in 2025, from optimized logistics to enhanced financial modeling and advanced healthcare solutions.
UFC 319 is set to thrill fight fans worldwide. This complete guide by On Tap Sports Net details how to watch every fight live, providing broadcast times, streaming options, and expert viewing tips. Stay tuned!
The Chicago Bears face the Las Vegas Raiders in an NFL Week 4 clash. Key predictions, expert picks, and updated odds reveal a tight contest as both teams seek crucial wins early in the season. Stay tuned for game analysis.
Seven people were wounded in a shooting near Chicago Police Department Headquarters in the Bronzeville neighborhood. Authorities have launched an investigation, with no suspects yet in custody. CBS News will provide updates.
Election 2025 heats up with pivotal races in Chicago’s suburbs and Wisconsin. Key local contests could reshape political dynamics, drawing close attention from voters and analysts alike. Stay tuned for NBC 5 Chicago updates.
Chicago’s Pride Month theater lineup offers diverse performances celebrating LGBTQ+ stories and talents. From bold new plays to classic revivals, the Windy City’s stages highlight voices for every audience this June.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and interim CPS CEO Macquline King celebrated the first day of school at Chicago Public Schools, highlighting fresh initiatives and a renewed focus on student success.
Seven suspects have been charged in a deadly smash-and-grab burglary on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, authorities announced. The incident resulted in a fatality, prompting a swift police investigation.
Ryan has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business Best Places to Work in Chicago 2025 list, highlighting the company’s commitment to employee satisfaction and a positive workplace culture.
Illinois unveils new taxes on sports betting, tobacco, and additional items in the latest state budget. The measures aim to boost revenue amid ongoing fiscal challenges, impacting residents and businesses statewide.
Chicago prepares for a federal immigration enforcement operation as tensions rise. Former President Trump criticizes local officials for their handling of immigration, spotlighting the ongoing national debate over enforcement and sanctuary policies.
Hundreds swam in the Chicago River for the first time in nearly a century to raise awareness and funds for ALS research. The historic event marked a milestone in both public health advocacy and river revitalization.