Month: September 2025
The architect behind recent LA ICE raids has reportedly arrived in Chicago as enforcement efforts shift to the Windy City. Fox News highlights the agent’s controversial history amid growing immigration enforcement concerns.
ICE’s recent enforcement blitz in Chicago, dubbed a “chilling” move, has sparked anger among immigrant communities and advocacy groups. Critics accuse the Trump administration of targeting vulnerable populations.
Former President Trump warned Chicago faces a major crackdown, stating the city “will find out why it’s called the Department of WAR.” The comment comes ahead of planned federal actions targeting crime.
Discover the magic of holidays in Chicago with Choose Chicago’s top picks. From festive markets to dazzling light displays and iconic attractions, the Windy City offers unforgettable seasonal experiences for all ages.
Chicago Public Schools faces a $734 million budget deficit as students return for the new school year. The looming shortfall raises concerns over resources and staffing for CPS schools, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Six suspects have been charged following a smash-and-grab theft at a Rolex store on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, North Michigan Avenue, officials reported. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Questions arise over the fairness of Kaegi’s property tax assessments as discrepancies surface across Chicago neighborhoods. Critics urge a review to ensure equitable valuations and relieve potential taxpayer burdens.
The Chicago Sports Network is set to debut on Comcast cable this Friday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Fans can expect expanded local sports coverage and exclusive commentary across multiple Chicago teams.
Illinois Governor criticizes President Trump’s plan to deploy federal troops to Chicago, calling it an abuse of power. The move aims to tackle crime but faces strong opposition from local officials.
Bondi and Kennedy announce a joint operation targeting illicit vape products in Chicago. The crackdown aims to combat illegal sales and protect public health, officials report. NBC News will provide updates.
Former President Trump announced he is firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud claims. The Guardian reports the unfolding developments in this high-profile case.
At the Goodman Theatre’s New Stages Festival, audience members become active participants, influencing performances in real time. This innovative approach reshapes traditional theater dynamics in Chicago.
The Trump Administration has launched an investigation into Chicago’s Black Student Success Plan, raising concerns over its content and implementation. The review aims to assess potential federal policy violations.
Former President Trump proposes deploying “regular military” forces to crack down on crime in Chicago and New York, reigniting debate over domestic use of armed forces in major U.S. cities.
Caleb Williams, known for his dynamic play, is now embracing Chicago’s vibrant sports culture. From Cubs baseball to Sky basketball, Williams is quickly becoming a familiar face in the Windy City sports scene.
Payton Manning reveals an elaborate plan to feature Pope Leo XIV on the ManningCast for Week 1’s Monday Night Football matchup in Chicago. Fans eagerly await this historic sports-broadcast crossover on A to Z Sports.
Sophie Cunningham defends Angel Reese amid Chicago Sky criticism, arguing the star forward’s actions were misinterpreted. In Sports Illustrated, Cunningham highlights Reese’s competitive spirit as key to team success.
Illinois Democrats are proactively countering a potential Chicago crackdown from the Trump administration, mobilizing legal and political resources to safeguard local policies and prevent federal overreach, NBC News reports.
Chicago lights up December 2024 with festive markets, holiday concerts, and winter festivals. Discover top events in the city, from dazzling light shows to seasonal theater performances. Don’t miss out!
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced no additional state funding will be allocated to Chicago Public Schools this fiscal year, citing budget constraints. The decision raises concerns about the district’s financial challenges.