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Day: October 1, 2025
Millennium Park, a crown jewel of Chicago, offers world-class art, architecture, and green space in the heart of the city. Managed by the Chicago.gov, it attracts millions annually with iconic landmarks and events.
Illinois Media School – Chicago has been named the #1 media trade school by USA TODAY. The recognition highlights its top-tier programs and industry-focused training shaping future media professionals.
Former President Trump hinted at deploying the “Department of War” to address Chicago’s escalating violence. On the ground, residents report persistent crime concerns amid ongoing debates over public safety and federal intervention.
Private-equity firm tops Crain’s list of Chicago’s largest women-owned businesses, highlighting the growing influence of female leadership in the city’s competitive financial sector.
The Chicago Bears released their Week 1 injury report ahead of the Vikings matchup. Rookie linebacker Christopher Edwards is listed as doubtful, while running back D’Onta Johnson is questionable. Updates expected.
ICE agents conducted a raid at a South Shore apartment building in Chicago, prompting concerns. Meanwhile, Donald Trump suggested the city could become a military training ground, sparking debate. ABC7 Chicago reports.
Former President Donald Trump suggested using “dangerous” U.S. cities as military training grounds, sparking debate over the proposal’s implications for urban communities and public safety. The idea was highlighted in a recent appearance.
Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson condemned President Donald Trump’s threats to send the National Guard to Chicago, emphasizing local control and rejecting federal intervention amid rising city violence, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Chicago’s retail, entertainment, sports, and tourism sectors show strong recovery and growth, driven by new developments and rising consumer demand, according to Bisnow’s latest market report.
Chicago Public Schools require an additional $1.6 billion in state funding to deliver an adequate education, according to recent records reported by WBEZ Chicago. The gap highlights ongoing budget challenges.












