Month: September 2025
Mike Quigley is reportedly considering a run for Chicago mayor, joining a growing list of candidates exploring bids. As the race shapes up, NBC 5 Chicago will provide ongoing coverage of developments.
The original cast of The Breakfast Club reunited at C2E2, sharing nostalgic memories from the iconic 1985 film and recounting their adventures in Chicago. Fans cherished the heartfelt reunion at the Chicago Sun-Times event.
Thousands of complaints remain unresolved following the sudden closure of the Chicago Office for Civil Rights. Community advocates urge swift action to address the backlog and ensure justice for affected residents.
Former President Trump labeled Chicago the “world’s most dangerous city,” sparking debate as recent data shows the four most violent U.S. cities are all in Republican-led states, challenging common political narratives.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business offers a STEM-designated MBA, blending rigorous analytics with leadership training. Additional support includes tailored career services and tech-driven resources to boost student success.
Jason Kelce was spotted at a popular Gold Coast sports bar in Chicago, renowned for its wings and beer. Fans gathered as the NFL star enjoyed the local hotspot, adding to the bar’s growing legend.
Charlie Kirk rose from a teenage activist to a key Trump ally by founding Turning Point USA, championing conservative youth. His close ties with Trump reflect his influence in shaping right-wing political discourse.
Four people were killed and 14 injured in a mass shooting in Chicago, sparking “absolute chaos,” officials said. Police continue to investigate the incident as the city grapples with rising gun violence.
Chicago hosts 15+ kid-friendly Pride events this season, offering inclusive family fun with parades, workshops, and celebrations. Choose Chicago highlights safe spaces where all ages can honor LGBTQ+ pride together.
Chicago Public Schools students returned to classrooms amid a looming $734 million budget deficit. District leaders face tough decisions as they balance funding gaps with educational priorities. (WGN-TV)
A researcher responded after their work was cited by the White House in claims about Chicago crime rates. They clarified the data’s context, urging accurate representation to avoid misleading the public.
Data center expansion in Chicago drives clean energy adoption and sparks job growth, boosting the local economy while supporting sustainability efforts, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Chicago Sports Network has secured a new distribution agreement with Comcast Xfinity, expanding its reach to more viewers. The deal aims to enhance access to local sports content across the Chicago area.
A migrant was killed during an ICE operation in Chicago, sparking outrage and calls for accountability. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
The Pentagon is reportedly planning a military deployment in Chicago, sparking controversy. Illinois Governor Pritzker accuses former President Trump of “attempting to manufacture a crisis,” according to CBS News.
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist, traces his political roots to suburban Chicago. Known for founding Turning Point USA, Kirk’s early experiences shaped his rise in national conservative movements.
WTTW’s “Achieving the Dream: Chicago’s Black Theater” highlights the vibrant legacy and ongoing impact of Black theater in Chicago, showcasing artists who amplify cultural stories and drive social change.
Chicago Public Schools families welcomed the 2025-26 school year with excitement and hope. Students and staff returned to classrooms across the city, marking a fresh start filled with new opportunities and challenges.
Chicago’s recent drop in crime mirrors a nationwide trend, according to researchers. The decline spans multiple cities, highlighting broader shifts in public safety beyond local factors, WBEZ Chicago reports.
In a challenging sports year for Chicago, the Bears and Cubs stand as the city’s lone hopes for redemption. Both teams carry the weight of fan expectations to salvage pride and spark optimism ahead.